Trade schools in Alaska
Browse 6 trade and technical schools in Alaska, with campuses in Anchorage, Seward, Fairbanks, and Juneau and more. The most common programs here are medical assistant, welding, medical billing & coding, and diesel & heavy equipment mechanic.
- Schools
- 6
- Public colleges
- 4
- Programs offered
- 30
- Cities
- 1
Programs in Alaska
- Medical assistant schools (5)
- Welding schools (5)
- Medical billing and coding schools (4)
- Diesel mechanic schools (4)
- Phlebotomy classes (3)
- Drafting schools (3)
- Construction schools (3)
- Dental assistant schools (3)
- HVAC schools (3)
- IT schools (3)
- Industrial maintenance schools (3)
- Pharmacy technician schools (2)
- Vet tech schools (2)
- Auto mechanic schools (2)
- Aviation maintenance schools (2)
- Baking and pastry schools (2)
- Culinary schools (2)
- Flight schools (2)
- Radiology tech schools (2)
- Small engine repair schools (2)
- CNA classes (2)
- Massage therapy schools (1)
- Dental hygiene schools (1)
- Fire science programs (1)
- Medical lab tech programs (1)
- PTA programs (1)
- Sonography schools (1)
- EMT and paramedic schools (1)
- Carpentry schools (1)
- Criminal justice programs (1)
Trade schools by city
- Anchorage (3)
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Frequently asked questions
How many trade schools are in Alaska?
We list 6 trade and technical schools in Alaska: 4 public colleges and 2 private career schools.
What are the most common trade programs in Alaska?
Medical assistant (5 schools), Welding (5 schools), Medical billing & coding (4 schools), Diesel & heavy equipment mechanic (4 schools), Phlebotomy (3 schools), and CAD & drafting (3 schools).
Does Alaska have community college trade programs?
Yes. 4 public colleges in Alaska offer trade programs. They often cost less than private schools and accept federal financial aid.
How do I choose a trade school in Alaska?
Ask each school about accreditation, total cost after financial aid, hands-on lab hours, certification exam prep, class sizes and job placement. Request info from two or three schools so you can compare their answers side by side.