Training & Education Organizations

Accredited beauty and barbering academy offering flexible day and evening training programs leading to State of Alaska professional licensure.

Alaska Real Estate Commission approved education provider preparing students for salesperson licensing and commercial real estate careers.

Accredited four-year private college located in the Mat-Su Valley offering associate and bachelor degrees in ministry, organizational leadership, and community development.

Accredited vocational career college specializing in fast-track allied healthcare, business operations, and computer technology credentials.

Accredited higher education institution on the Kenai Peninsula specifically designed to empower Alaska Native students through culturally grounded academics, housing, and mentoring.

State-funded workforce initiative through the Alaska Workforce Investment Board (AWIB) providing tuition-free construction career exploration for high schoolers and adults.

Tuition-free residential career technical training program for eligible young adults ages 16–24, including free room and board, meal plans, and job placement assistance.

State-of-the-art training trust facility providing paid certified apprenticeships and hands-on skill upgrades in heavy civil, highway, and industrial construction.

Tribal designated university honoring indigenous knowledge systems, offering personalized learning, field-based research, and substantial tribal tuition matching.

Memorial grant in honor of pioneer broadcaster Alexie Isaac, supporting Y-K Delta students pursuing journalism, media production, and cultural telecommunications.

FAA-approved Part 141 and 61 flight academy training Alaska pilots from zero experience through commercial airline and bush carrier qualifications.

Workforce and higher education division of AVCP providing higher education grants, vocational training vouchers, and direct job placement in the Y-K Delta.

Division of the Alaska Department of Labor offering world-class, career-focused technical training, campus dormitories, and industry recognized certifications in under a year.

Official federal benefit directory outlining eligibility criteria and application procedures for Bureau of Indian Affairs (BIA) higher education and vocational training grants.

Education foundation of Bethel Native Corporation providing financial assistance to voting shareholders and descendants enrolled in college or technical schools.

Blended career college offering hands-on technical labs and flexible online coursework designed for working adults targeting Alaska high-demand trades.

Community Development Quota (CDQ) group providing educational scholarships, commercial fishing youth internships, and community development funding in Western Alaska.

Joint apprenticeship training trust preparing certified electrical professionals with paid wages starting ~$25/hr, comprehensive healthcare, and retirement pension.

Anchorage School District charter school offering customized, student-driven competency education with integrated career internships and college credit pathways.

Specialized program waiving full tuition for all Alaska Native and American Indian students enrolled in certificate and degree programs at Iḷisaġvik College.

Alaska's only federally recognized tribal college, founded by the North Slope Borough to perpetuate Iñupiat culture, language, and vocational career education.

Residential vocational high school program operated by Lower Yukon School District in Anchorage, giving rural students intensive career credentialing and industry tours.

Premier Alaska flight school delivering tailwheel off-airport bush flying, floatplane ratings, and professional commercial flight certifications for Alaska geography.

Boutique beauty academy in Anchorage offering intensive, small-cohort professional cosmetology education, state board examination prep, and salon business training.

Leading heavy industry vocational training provider specializing in CDL commercial trucking, pipeline machinery, oilfield safety, and NCCER certified welding.

Public Law 102-477 tribal workforce program serving Bethel tribal members with job training subsidies, childcare assistance, and vocational education grants.

Village corporation educational trust providing scholarships and career advancement resources for shareholders and descendants from St. Mary's along the Yukon River.

Established Anchorage cosmetology school offering complete licensing courses, practical clinic salon floor experience, and financial aid for qualified students.

Statewide rural branch campuses (Kuskokwim, Bristol Bay, Chukchi, Northwest, Interior) providing distance and local education grounded in Alaska Native community leadership.

Fairbanks Native Association partnership providing free tuition, books, and fees for Alaska Native and American Indian students enrolled in technical career programs.

Alaska's largest university campus featuring dedicated Alaska Native student lounges, ANSEP STEM acceleration, medical simulation labs, and over 100 degree programs.

America's Arctic university, situated on Troth Yeddha', internationally renowned for climate science, Alaska Native language revitalization, and engineering innovation.

Private accredited university campus in Anchorage providing accelerated 8-week courses, evening classes, and adult degree completion for working professionals.

Community Development Quota (CDQ) group representing 6 coastal Lower Yukon villages, investing fisheries revenue into youth training, USCG captain licenses, and college aid.

Dedicated healthcare education program providing full tuition, wages, and clinical sponsorships for rural residents training as community health aides, nurses, and doctors.

Bethel-based regional vocational center providing culturally rooted residential trades training, commercial driver academies, law enforcement certification, and medical aide cohorts.