In return, you might have to work for the company for a specified time after you have graduated. Any experience you gain can only help you have more and better choices as you launch your career. Part-time jobs, summer jobs and internships are very nice to have on your resume. You can become familiar with the industry or an individual employer. You most likely will be offered a higher starting salary to reflect your experience.
Many universities have construction-related student organizations.
These are typically affiliated with professional trade associations and bring students into contact with industry professionals. These professionals may act as mentors and even represent potential employers.