3 registered apprenticeships, and no trade schools. Almost everyone enters this trade through a paid apprenticeship rather than a college programme, so there is nothing to compare against.
What the job pays in Alaska
$56,470median, per year
This is what insulation workers, floor, ceiling, and wall earn across Alaska, half above and half below. It is an experienced-worker figure, not a starting wage. Nationally the median is $49,120.
No insulation worker program in Alaska has published enough for us to compare it yet. That is a gap in the public record, not a sign there is nothing here. The band below lists sponsors we can confirm exist.
Also registered in Alaska · 3
3 more sponsors appear in the federal register for this trade. It records that they exist and where, and nothing about pay, cost or intake. To reach one, search its name on the apprenticeship.gov partner finder, or call your state apprenticeship office.
