I think the School of Hard Knocks has a campus in Florida, but I do not think they are accredited. I could be wrong.

HU:

I'm not aware of any owner/builder courses, but I paid CamTech a thousand dollars in tution and bought a thousand dollars worth of books in preparation for the Florida plumber's exam.

There are lots of owner-builder training courses available online. For around $200 and 8-10 hours of screen time you can earn a handsome certificate suitable for framing (in a picture frame or one you build from 2 x material after completing the course.) In the alternative, you could binge watch HGTV.

Stick: If you need a school to do this, you do not need to be doing this.

String: Get a job in construction and see if you can last 6 weeks as low guy on the totem pole. If you can, you'll get more teaching and training in the next year or two than any book course will teach you. Plus, you will get *paid* to learn.

Carrot: If you choose a specialist master teaching course like plumbing, electrical, or HVAC, you will end up easily earning a 6 figure income, and could pay cash for your house in a few years time. My electrician out earns me, for sure.