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Trade Schools in Alaska - 2026 Directory

Browse 5 accredited trade schools and vocational programs in Alaska. Find programs in welding, HVAC, electrical, plumbing, CDL training, and more.

5 Trade Schools
Welding Most Popular Program
$9,360 Avg. Tuition
10 Cities with Schools

Trade Schools by City in Alaska

Anchorage 1 schools Fairbanks 1 schools Juneau 1 schools Sitka 0 schools Ketchikan 0 schools Wasilla 0 schools Kenai 0 schools Kodiak 0 schools College 0 schools Bethel 0 schools

All Trade Schools in Alaska

Alaska Vocational Technical Center

Seward, AK Avg. Tuition: $9,800 Duration: 6-18 months
Welding Electrical Plumbing Automotive Carpentry
Accredited (NWCCU)

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University of Alaska Anchorage - Applied Technology

Anchorage, AK Avg. Tuition: $10,200 Duration: 1-2 years
HVAC Welding Electrical Automotive CNC Machining
Accredited (NWCCU)

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University of Alaska Fairbanks - CTC

Fairbanks, AK Avg. Tuition: $9,500 Duration: 1-2 years
Welding Carpentry Plumbing Electrical
Accredited (NWCCU)

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Ilisagvik College

Barrow, AK Avg. Tuition: $8,200 Duration: 6-12 months
Welding Electrical CDL Plumbing
Accredited (NWCCU)

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University of Alaska Southeast - Ketchikan

Juneau, AK Avg. Tuition: $9,100 Duration: 1-2 years
Welding Electrical Carpentry Automotive
Accredited (NWCCU)

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Frequently Asked Questions About Trade Schools in Alaska

There are 5 accredited trade schools listed in our Alaska directory, offering programs in welding, HVAC, electrical, plumbing, CDL, and more.

The average tuition for trade schools in Alaska is approximately $9,360. Costs vary widely depending on the program type, duration, and institution.

The most popular trade school program in Alaska is Welding, followed by other in-demand fields like HVAC, electrical, and plumbing.

Most trade schools in our Alaska directory are accredited by recognized organizations such as ACCSC, COE, or regional accreditors. Always verify accreditation status before enrolling.

Most trade school programs in Alaska take between 6 months and 2 years to complete, depending on the trade and whether the program is certificate-based or leads to an associate degree.