HVAC schools in Alaska
Compare 3 HVAC schools in Alaska in one place: 4 programs across 2 cities, with the most in Anchorage, Seward. See which are certificates and which are degrees, what they cost where the price is published, and which are closest to you. By school type: 2 public, 1 private for-profit. Free to use.
Accredited HVAC programs in Alaska
1 school in Alaska has an HVAC program accredited by HVAC Excellence or PAHRA, the national industry accreditors for HVAC training: Alaska Vocational Technical Center.
The U.S. Department of Education reports graduate earnings for HVAC programs at 1 school in Alaska. Look for the earnings table on each school page.
4 registered HVAC apprenticeship sponsors in Alaska, including union sheet metal and pipefitting programs.
HVAC program types in Alaska
- 2 Certificate, 12 weeks to less than 1 year
- 1 Certificate, 1 to less than 2 years
- 1 Associate's degree
Many schools offer more than one award level.
How much does HVAC school cost in Alaska?
For the 1 public school with a published school-wide in-state tuition figure (2023-24), tuition and required fees ranged from $7,566 to $7,566 per academic year (median $7,566). That covers all programs at the school, not only HVAC.
Prices are the published figures for the year shown on each school page. They change, and tools, books and certification exams can cost extra. See our HVAC school cost guide for how we calculate this.
HVAC licensing and certification in Alaska
Federal law requires EPA Section 608 certification for technicians who work on refrigerant circuits (EPA 608 guide). Some states and local governments also require HVAC licenses. For Alaska's current rules, check your state licensing agency or CareerOneStop's license finder. See also how to become an HVAC technician.
HVAC schools by city in Alaska
All 3 HVAC schools in Alaska
University of Alaska Anchorage
Alaska Vocational Technical Center
Frequently asked questions about HVAC school in Alaska
How many HVAC schools are in Alaska?
HVAC School Finder lists 3 schools in Alaska with HVAC and refrigeration programs, offering 4 programs in total across 2 cities, with the most in Anchorage, Seward. Programs and prices change, so confirm current enrollment with the school.
Which HVAC schools in Alaska are accredited?
1 school in Alaska has an HVAC program accredited by HVAC Excellence or PAHRA, the two national accreditors for HVAC programs: Alaska Vocational Technical Center. Accreditation is reviewed by the accreditor, so confirm a program's current status with it or with the school.
How much does HVAC school cost in Alaska?
For the 1 public school with a published school-wide in-state tuition figure (2023-24), tuition and required fees ranged from $7,566 to $7,566 per academic year (median $7,566). That covers all programs at the school, not only HVAC. Always confirm the current cost, including tools and fees, with the school.
What kinds of HVAC programs are offered in Alaska?
Programs listed for Alaska by award level: 2 certificate, 12 weeks to less than 1 year; 1 certificate, 1 to less than 2 years; 1 associate's degree. The U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics says HVAC programs at technical schools and community colleges generally last from 6 months to 2 years.
Do I need a license to work as an HVAC technician in Alaska?
Federal law requires EPA Section 608 certification for technicians who work on refrigerant circuits (40 CFR 82.161). Some states and local governments also require HVAC licenses, and the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics advises checking with your state and locality. For Alaska's current rules, check your state licensing agency or CareerOneStop's license finder.
General career data: U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics Occupational Outlook Handbook. Federal certification rule: 40 CFR 82.161. Browse all states.