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4 trade schools · Hawaii

Trade schools in Hawaii

Hawaii has 4 trade schools in our data (1 public, 3 for-profit), and 10 schools in all, counting community colleges, offer certificate or associate programs in the trades we track. Median yearly tuition at trade schools here is $13,978.

Trade schools4
Public1
For-profit3
Median tuition$13,978
Median completion rate72%
Median earnings 10 yrs after entry$44,180

Programs by trade in Hawaii

Number of schools, including community colleges, with a certificate or associate program in each field.

All 4 trade schools in Hawaii

Schools that mostly award certificates. Click a heading to sort.

SchoolTypeStudentsTuition (2025-26)Avg net priceCompletion rateEarnings 10 yrs after entry
Hawaii Institute of Hair DesignHonoluluFor-profit trade school85$15,957$18,77772%$22,191
Hawaii Medical CollegeHonoluluFor-profit trade school194$25,927$30,01472%$44,180
Kauai Community CollegeLihuePublic community or technical college716$3,252$4,93146%$44,323
Makana Esthetics Wellness AcademyHonoluluFor-profit trade school50$12,000$11,56089%n/a

Colleges in Hawaii with the most trade programs

Cities with the most trade schools: Honolulu (3).

Frequently asked questions

How many trade schools are in Hawaii?

4 schools in Hawaii mostly award certificates, and 10 schools including community colleges offer programs in the 19 trades we track.

How much does trade school cost in Hawaii?

The median trade school in Hawaii charges $13,978 a year in tuition and fees (2025-26). Public schools and community colleges usually cost less; compare the tuition column above.

What is the cheapest trade school in Hawaii?

Among trade schools with a reported price, Kauai Community College in Lihue has the lowest yearly tuition and fees: $3,252.

Colleges in Hawaii · All trades

Source: U.S. Department of Education, College Scorecard (institution and field of study files), data release of October 15, 2026. Earnings are for graduates who received federal aid and were working, not enrolled. What each figure covers.