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Trade Schools in Hawaii - 2026 Directory

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

5 Trade Schools
Automotive Most Popular Program
$11,500 Avg. Tuition
10 Cities with Schools

Trade Schools by City in Hawaii

Honolulu 3 schools Pearl City 1 schools Hilo 1 schools Kailua 0 schools Waipahu 0 schools Kaneohe 0 schools Mililani Town 0 schools Kahului 0 schools Ewa Gentry 0 schools Kihei 0 schools

All Trade Schools in Hawaii

Honolulu Community College

Honolulu, HI Avg. Tuition: $7,200 Duration: 1-2 years
Automotive Carpentry Electrical Plumbing Welding
Accredited (ACCJC)

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Hawaii Institute of Hair Design

Honolulu, HI Avg. Tuition: $14,500 Duration: 12-15 months
Cosmetology
Accredited (NACCAS)

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Remington College - Honolulu Campus

Honolulu, HI Avg. Tuition: $22,000 Duration: 9-18 months
Medical Dental HVAC
Accredited (ACCSC)

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Hawaii Community College

Hilo, HI Avg. Tuition: $6,800 Duration: 1-2 years
Automotive Electrical Welding CNC/Machining
Accredited (ACCJC)

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Leeward Community College

Pearl City, HI Avg. Tuition: $7,000 Duration: 1-2 years
Automotive Carpentry Electrical
Accredited (ACCJC)

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Frequently Asked Questions About Trade Schools in Hawaii

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

The average tuition for trade schools in Hawaii is approximately $11,500. Costs vary widely depending on the program type, duration, and institution.

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

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

Most trade school programs in Hawaii 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.