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How do I find trade schools near me?

Search our directory of training providers by trade and location. We list schools, community colleges, and apprenticeship programs with links to each program.

How much does trade school cost?

Costs range from free apprenticeships to several thousand dollars for private programs. Community colleges and workforce funding can bring your cost close to zero.

How long does trade school take?

Certificate programs often take a few months to a year. Associate degrees take about two years, and apprenticeships run 2 to 5 years while you earn.