New Hampshire

Attending a trade school in New Hampshire provides students with a focused, hands-on education that prepares them for rewarding careers in high-demand fields such as healthcare, automotive technology, HVAC, welding, construction, and electrical work. Many of the state’s technical and community colleges offer certificate and associate degree programs that combine classroom learning with real-world experience through labs and apprenticeships. Because these programs are typically shorter and more affordable than traditional four-year degrees, students can quickly gain the skills needed to enter the workforce. With strong ties to local employers, New Hampshire’s trade schools help graduates secure stable, well-paying jobs close to home.

Manchester Community College (MCC)
HVAC (AAS & certs); Welding Technology (AAS/certs).
https://mccnh.edu

Great Bay Community College (GBCC)
Welding Technologies (certs/courses) within advanced manufacturing.

https://www.greatbay.edu

White Mountains Community College (WMCC)
Advanced Welding Technology & Pipe Welding certificates.
https://www.wmcc.edu

Lakes Region Community College (LRCC)
Electrical Systems Installation & Maintenance / Electrical Power & Control (licensure-aligned).
https://www.lrcc.edu

Nashua Community College (NCC)
Automotive & Collision Repair; electronics/electromechanical and other technical programs.
https://nashuacc.edu

NHTI – Concord’s Community College
Electronics/Electrical technology pathways and other technical programs.
https://www.nhti.edu

New Hampshire School of Mechanical Trades
HVAC; Plumbing; Electrical; Oil/Gas Heat; licensing prep & continuing ed.
https://www.nhtradeschool.com

Heavy Construction Academy (Brentwood)
Heavy Equipment Operator training.
https://www.heavyconstructionacademy.com