Trade Schools in Hawaii - Find the Right HI Vocational Training for you

Trade schools in Hawaii can help you prepare for an exciting future in one of the Aloha State’s many different industries. From tourism and hospitality, to technology and healthcare, you’ll find certification programs near you that can often be completed in just a matter of months, and which will reward you with the education you need to succeed!

Find out about Hawaii’s employment market and locate vocational schools waiting to hear from you in the following section.

Find Trade Schools in HI

The National Center for Education Statistics currently recognizes 10 accredited trade schools in Hawaii. The table below features contact information and additional useful data for each.

Name	Address
Argosy University-Hawaii	1001 Bishop Street, Suite 400, Honolulu, Hawaii 96813
Hawaii Institute of Hair Design	1128 Nuuanu Avenue, Honolulu, Hawaii 96817-5195
Hawaii Medical College	1221 Kapiolani Boulevard, Honolulu, Hawaii 96814-3518
Heald College-Honolulu	1500 Kapiolani Blvd, Honolulu, Hawaii 96814
Institute of Clinical Acupuncture & Oriental Med	100 N. Beretania Street, Suite 203B, Honolulu, Hawaii 96817
Mauna Loa Helicopters	73-310 U’u Street, Kailua Kona, Hawaii 96740-2650
Med-Assist School of Hawaii inc	33 S King Ste 223, Honolulu, Hawaii 96813
Paul Mitchell the School-Honolulu	1123 Eleventh Avenue, Suite 102, Honolulu, Hawaii 96816-2433
Travel Institute of the Pacific	1314 S King St Ste 1164, Honolulu, Hawaii 96814
University of Phoenix-Hawaii Campus	745 Fort Street, Honolulu, Hawaii 96813-3800

Employment & Salary Outlook

The 2020 Job Market in Hawaii

The following list consists of the 10 fastest-growing jobs in Hawaii according to the state’s Department of Labor and Industrial Relations. While healthcare jobs represent a significant portion of this list, you’ll also see that technology and other fields are well represented.

Hawaii’s 10 Fastest Growing Occupations

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Home Health Aides

Minimum Education: Less than high school with certification from an accredited program.

Median Salary in HI (2012): $22,100

2010 Employment: 1,530

2020 Employment: 2,410

Pct Change: 58%

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Personal Care Aides

Minimum Education: Less than high school.

Median Salary in HI (2012): $22,300

2010 Employment: 5,650

2020 Employment: 8,700

Pct Change: 54%
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Market Research Analysts and Specialists

Minimum Education: Bachelor’s degree

Median Salary in HI (2012): $49,400

2010 Employment: 700

2020 Employment: 970

Pct Change: 39%

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Cost Estimators

Minimum Education: Bachelor’s degree

Median Salary in HI (2012): $69,500

2010 Employment: 980

2020 Employment: 1,300

Pct Change: 33%

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Operating Engineers and Construction Equipment Operators

Minimum Education: High school diploma and certification from an accredited program

Median Salary in HI (2012): $69,500

2010 Employment: 1,840

2020 Employment: 2,360

Pct Change: 28%

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Medical Secretaries

Minimum Education: High school diploma

Median Salary in HI (2012): $35,000

2010 Employment: 1,030

2020 Employment: 1,310

Pct Change: 27%

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Coaches and Scouts

Minimum Education: Bachelor’s degree

Median Salary in HI (2012): $29,300

2010 Employment: 1,310

2020 Employment: 1,660

Pct Change: 26%

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Software Developers, Applications

Minimum Education: Bachelor’s degree

Median Salary in HI (2012): $74,500

2010 Employment: 760

2020 Employment: 960

Pct Change: 26%

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Network and Computer Systems Administrators

Minimum Education: Bachelor’s degree

Median Salary in HI (2012): $64,900

2010 Employment: 1,350

2020 Employment: 1,660

Pct Change: 23%

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Pharmacy Technicians

Minimum Education: High school diploma and certification from an accredited program.

Median Salary in HI (2012): $36,800

2010 Employment: 1,170

2020 Employment: 1,440

Pct Change: 23%

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Source: Hawaii Department of Labor and Industrial Relations, Research and Statistics Office

Vocational Schools in Hawaii’s Largest Cities

Hawaii Vocational Education Resources

Trade Schools in Kapa’a HI

14 AprSteve Jacoby

If you’re searching for trade schools in Kapa’a HI, you will be happy to find out that courses from a number of well-known online institutions are currently admitting new students from Kaui. Many of these courses can be finished in only a matter of months, and help you qualify for jobs with major local employers. The area below includes contact details and basic descriptions for the top online degree programs available in Kapa’a HI as well as other parts of Kaui. Accredited Trade Schools in Kapa’a, HI More Vocational Schools in Hawaii Read More →

Trade Schools in Kahului HI

14 AprSteve Jacoby

If you’re searching for trade schools in Kahului HI, you’ll be pleased to find out that the area boasts a number of reputable online programs that are currently accepting new students. No matter your chosen area of study, you will find that many of these distance-learning programs can be completed in only a few months and all can provide a good starting point for launching your vocation. Listed below you’ll find listings for recognized career colleges offering online classes in Kahului HI. Accredited Trade Schools in Kahului, HI More Vocational Schools in Hawaii Read More →

Trade Schools in Pearl City HI

14 AprSteve Jacoby

Trade schools in Pearl City HI award professional certifications, diplomas and degrees in a wide selection of in-demand career fields. Though the city itself is not home to any vocational programs that offer physical classes, there are several online college programs available that may help you find a job with many of the region’s leading companies. You can also check out available courses offered in nearby Honolulu. Below you’ll find entries for licensed technical colleges that offer online training in Pearl City HI. Accredited Trade Schools in Pearl City, HI More Vocational Schools in Hawaii Read More →

Trade Schools in Hilo HI

14 AprSteve Jacoby

If you’re thinking about launching your first career, or need further training in your current one, trade schools in Hilo HI may allow you to attain your educational goals. Some programs can be finished in just several months, and can help you become qualified for hire with major local employers. Listed below you’ll find listings for recognized technical colleges in Hilo HI. There could be additional courses available in your city via online colleges. These may be located by using the search function on this site. Accredited Trade Schools in Hilo, HI More Vocational Schools in Hawaii Read More →

Trade Schools in Honolulu HI

10 AprSteve Jacoby

If you’re searching for trade schools in Honolulu HI, you’ll be happy to learn that the area boasts a variety of reputable institutions which are now admitting new students. A lot of programs may be completed in only a matter of a few months, and may make you qualified for a job with top area employers. The section below includes contact information and general descriptions for the top technical colleges in Honolulu HI as well as the surrounding area. To find online programs offered by national institutions, we suggest that you use the search option on this page. Accredited Trade […] Read More →