Trade Colleges in Boston, MA
3 trade schools in Boston, Massachusetts
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Local Insights — Boston, Massachusetts
What the trades actually pay in this metro.
What trades pay in Boston-Cambridge-Newton, MA-NH
| Trade | Median salary | Local jobs | 10-yr outlook (Massachusetts) |
|---|---|---|---|
| Structural Iron & Steel Worker | $116,900 | 1,450 | +5.3% · 90 openings/yr |
| Electrical Line Worker | $115,430 | 1,420 | +10% · 60 openings/yr |
| Plumber / Pipefitter | $83,640 | 11,320 | +6.9% · 540 openings/yr |
| Electrician | $83,450 | 12,540 | +11.3% · 700 openings/yr |
| Licensed Practical Nurse (LPN) | $78,670 | 9,910 | +7.7% · 410 openings/yr |
| HVAC Technician | $77,600 | 5,760 | +8.6% · 250 openings/yr |
| Carpenter | $73,800 | 13,030 | +4.8% · 670 openings/yr |
| Diesel Mechanic | $72,290 | 2,790 | +4% · 130 openings/yr |
Wages: BLS OEWS, May 2024 — Boston-Cambridge-Newton, MA-NH. Outlook: Projections Central (state workforce agencies), 10-year statewide projections.
Prefer to earn while you learn? Massachusetts has 59 registered apprenticeship sponsors training these trades (U.S. DOL data) — apprentices are paid from day one with no tuition. Apprenticeships in Massachusetts →
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About Trade Schools in Boston, Massachusetts
Boston is home to 3 trade schools and vocational colleges offering career-focused education and hands-on training. These institutions provide programs in various fields including healthcare, technology, skilled trades, and more.
The average in-state tuition for trade schools in Boston is approximately $576 per year, making vocational education an affordable pathway to a rewarding career.
Schools in Boston have an average enrollment of 5,039 students, offering a range of program sizes from intimate, specialized training to larger comprehensive institutions.
Choosing the Right Trade School
When selecting a trade school in Boston, consider factors such as:
- Program offerings aligned with your career goals
- Accreditation and industry certifications
- Job placement rates and employer partnerships
- Tuition costs and financial aid availability
- Class schedules and program length
- Hands-on training facilities and equipment
Browse the schools listed above to compare programs, costs, and outcomes. Each school page provides detailed information to help you make an informed decision about your vocational education in Boston.