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Carpentry Programs in Washington
Colleges and schools: 9
Programs
9
all sources
Median pay
$74,190
carpenters, BLS May 2025; U.S. $60,580
On the WIOA list
48
Carpentry programs, U.S. DOL file
Carpentry Programs in Washington: the figures
- Programs we list
- 9 in Washington: 9 at colleges and schools.
- Colleges and schools
- 9 public and 0 private; 134 carpentry completions in 2023-24 at the 7 that reported any (IPEDS).
- Median pay
- $74,190 a year for carpenters in Washington, against $60,580 for the U.S. (BLS OEWS, May 2025).
- WIOA training funds
- WIOA in Washington: 5,195 programs from 555 providers on the state's list in the U.S. DOL file, 48 of them carpentry.
- WIOA results
- 48 carpentry programs on Washington's list; middle values: 50% of students who exited completed (24 programs report it); 67.9% were employed in the second quarter after exit (16); $9,700 median earnings in that quarter (15) (U.S. DOL file).
- Metro areas
- 1 Washington metro area has a page; the largest list, Seattle, has 5 programs.
By metro area
- Seattle area5 programs · median pay $76,410
Every carpentry program in Washington
| Program | Where | Type | Completions |
|---|---|---|---|
| Bates Technical CollegeWIOA list | Tacoma | Certificate | 20 |
| Edmonds College | Lynnwood | Certificate | 0 |
| Grays Harbor CollegeWIOA list | Aberdeen | Certificate | 5 |
| Green River CollegeWIOA list | Auburn | Certificate | 16 |
| Peninsula CollegeWIOA list | Port Angeles | Certificate | 9 |
| Renton Technical College | Renton | Certificate | 62 |
| Seattle Central CollegeWIOA list | Seattle | Certificate | 5 |
| Spokane Community College | Spokane | Certificate | 17 |
| Walla Walla Community CollegeWIOA list | Walla Walla | Certificate | 0 |
- College programs, cost and completions: IPEDS complete data files, 2024-25 collection, read October 8, 2026.
- WIOA list: DOL TrainingProviderResults.gov program file (ETA-9171), read October 8, 2026.
- Pay: BLS OEWS, May 2025, Washington, read October 8, 2026.
The same in every state: ways to pay for carpentry training