Trade schools in Hawaii
Browse 12 trade and technical schools in Hawaii, with campuses in Honolulu, Kahului, Hilo, Lihue, and Pearl City and more. The most common programs here are automotive technician, culinary arts, carpentry, and police academy & criminal justice.
- Schools
- 12
- Public colleges
- 7
- Programs offered
- 34
- Cities
- 1
Programs in Hawaii
- Auto mechanic schools (5)
- Culinary schools (5)
- Carpentry schools (3)
- Criminal justice programs (3)
- Electrician schools (3)
- Medical assistant schools (3)
- LPN programs (3)
- Diesel mechanic schools (2)
- Fire science programs (2)
- Welding schools (2)
- Medical billing and coding schools (2)
- Construction schools (2)
- Cosmetology schools (2)
- Esthetician schools (2)
- Auto body schools (1)
- Barber schools (1)
- CNA classes (1)
- Pharmacy technician schools (1)
- Aviation maintenance schools (1)
- Drafting schools (1)
- HVAC schools (1)
- IT schools (1)
- Dental assistant schools (1)
- EMT and paramedic schools (1)
- Medical lab tech programs (1)
- OTA programs (1)
- PTA programs (1)
- Respiratory therapy schools (1)
- Massage therapy schools (1)
- Nail tech schools (1)
- Flight schools (1)
- Vet tech schools (1)
- Electronics technician schools (1)
- Industrial maintenance schools (1)
Trade schools by city
- Honolulu (7)
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Frequently asked questions
How many trade schools are in Hawaii?
We list 12 trade and technical schools in Hawaii: 7 public colleges and 5 private career schools.
What are the most common trade programs in Hawaii?
Automotive technician (5 schools), Culinary arts (5 schools), Carpentry (3 schools), Police academy & criminal justice (3 schools), Electrician (3 schools), and Medical assistant (3 schools).
Does Hawaii have community college trade programs?
Yes. 7 public colleges in Hawaii offer trade programs. They often cost less than private schools and accept federal financial aid.
How do I choose a trade school in Hawaii?
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.