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Construction trades programs in Ohio

9 schools in Ohio offer construction trades programs (7 of them public), with 8 certificate and 3 associate programs between them. Graduates of the typical certificate program here earned $41,789 a year after finishing, compared with $36,165 nationally.

Schools9
Public schools7
Certificate programs8
Certificate: earnings 1 yr after$41,789
Certificate: earnings 4 yrs after$59,949
Associate: earnings 1 yr aftern/a
ETI Technical College of NilesRemington College-Cleveland CampusColumbus State Community CollegeCuyahoga Community College DistrictEastland-Fairfield Career and Technical SchoolsLorain County Community CollegeNorthwest State Community CollegePolaris Career CenterSinclair Community College
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All construction trades programs in Ohio

Sorted by earnings one year after graduation. Click a heading to sort; tuition is the school's yearly tuition and fees (2025-26), in-state for public schools.

SchoolTypeCredentialGraduates (2023-24)Earnings 1 yr afterEarnings 4 yrs afterMedian debtSchool tuition
ETI Technical College of NilesNiles, OHFor-profit trade schoolCertificate3$46,772$59,949n/a$11,350
Remington College-Cleveland CampusCleveland, OHNonprofit trade schoolCertificate25$36,806n/a$9,500$16,101
Columbus State Community CollegeColumbus, OHPublic technical schoolCertificate1n/an/an/a$5,788
Columbus State Community CollegeColumbus, OHPublic technical schoolAssociate degree2n/an/an/a$5,788
Cuyahoga Community College DistrictCleveland, OHPublic technical schoolCertificate7n/an/an/a$3,249
Eastland-Fairfield Career and Technical SchoolsGroveport, OHPublic technical schoolCertificate2n/an/an/a$10,750
Lorain County Community CollegeElyria, OHPublic technical schoolCertificate3n/an/an/a$4,525
Lorain County Community CollegeElyria, OHPublic technical schoolAssociate degree3n/an/an/a$4,525
Northwest State Community CollegeArchbold, OHCommunity collegeAssociate degree1n/an/an/a$4,818
Polaris Career CenterMiddleburg Heights, OHPublic technical schoolCertificate12n/an/an/a$10,977
Sinclair Community CollegeDayton, OHPublic technical schoolCertificate14n/an/an/a$3,675

Cities with the most programs: Cleveland (2), Niles (1), Columbus (1), Groveport (1), Elyria (1), Archbold (1), Middleburg Heights (1), Dayton (1).

What counts: building and construction finishing, management and inspection.

Frequently asked questions

How many construction trades programs are in Ohio?

9 schools in Ohio awarded construction trades certificates or associate degrees recently, according to the U.S. Department of Education: 8 certificate and 3 associate programs.

Which construction trades program in Ohio has the highest earnings?

Remington College-Cleveland Campus in Cleveland, where certificate graduates earned a median of $36,806 one year after finishing (programs with at least 5 graduates).

What is the cheapest construction trades school in Ohio?

By yearly tuition and fees, Cuyahoga Community College District in Cleveland charges $3,249 (2025-26, in-state). Program fees, tools and licensing exams can add to that, so ask the school.

How much do construction trades graduates make in Ohio?

The typical certificate program in Ohio reported median earnings of $41,789 one year after graduation and $59,949 four years after, for graduates who received federal aid and were working.

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Construction trades programs nationwide

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.