How much do Machining & CNC schools cost in Hawaii?

The median annual net price (what students actually pay after aid) across 2 machining & CNC schools in Hawaii is $8,200. Individual schools range widely — the table above shows each school's real cost, not sticker price.

Can you get paid to train as a machining & CNC in Hawaii?

Yes — Hawaii has 2 registered apprenticeship programs where you earn wages while you train instead of paying tuition. See the machining & CNC apprenticeships page for the current list.

What does a machining & CNC earn in Hawaii?

Working machining & CNC professionals in Hawaii earn a median of $84,410 per year, ranging from about $55,950 to $106,970 (U.S. Department of Labor). This is what people in the job earn, which differs from a school's reported graduate-earnings figure.

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Machining & CNC Schools in Hawaii

2 schools in Hawaii offer machining & CNC-related programs, compared below on official cost, completion, and earnings data. Prefer to earn while you learn? 2 registered apprenticeship programs in Hawaii train machining & CNC apprentices — see apprenticeships. Federal program data groups machining & cnc with welding — schools below may offer any of these.

Schools in Hawaii

Median net price / yr (Hawaii)

$8,200

national: $8,501

Median earnings (Hawaii)

$39,998

national: $38,354

Apprenticeship sponsors

earn while training

Machining & CNC pay in Hawaii (all workers)

$84,410

range $55,950–$106,970 · U.S. DOL occupation wage

Occupation pay is what working machining & CNC professionals in Hawaii earn (all experience levels) — school "earnings" figures above are medians for each school's recent federally-aided students across all its programs, which read lower.

Schools, ranked by earnings per tuition dollar

School	City	Type	Net price / yr	Completion	Earnings (10 yr)
Honolulu Community College	Honolulu	public	$7,458	32.9%	$45,105
Hawaii Community College	Hilo	public	$8,942	31.8%	$34,891

Ranking = median earnings 10 years after entry per $1,000 of average yearly net price (methodology). Figures are institution-wide federal medians for each school as a whole — not machining & CNC graduates specifically. Schools without both figures sort last — "not reported" means the federal dataset lacks the value, not that the school is bad.

Common questions: Machining & CNC school in Hawaii

How much do Machining & CNC schools cost in Hawaii?: The median annual net price (what students actually pay after aid) across 2 machining & CNC schools in Hawaii is $8,200. Individual schools range widely — the table above shows each school's real cost, not sticker price.
Can you get paid to train as a machining & CNC in Hawaii?: Yes — Hawaii has 2 registered apprenticeship programs where you earn wages while you train instead of paying tuition. See the machining & CNC apprenticeships page for the current list.
What does a machining & CNC earn in Hawaii?: Working machining & CNC professionals in Hawaii earn a median of $84,410 per year, ranging from about $55,950 to $106,970 (U.S. Department of Labor). This is what people in the job earn, which differs from a school's reported graduate-earnings figure.

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Data: U.S. Dept of Education College Scorecard (most recent release, pulled July 2026) + U.S. Dept of Labor apprenticeship.gov. Methodology & provenance. Independent site — not affiliated with any government agency.