YOUR GO-TO EDUCATION FOR CONSTRUCTION
EDUCATING HAWAI’I’S WORKFORCE
At Ho’ākeolapono, we empower our students to excel as team players. Through our programs, they learn to take action, cultivate inner discipline, and strive for excellence in all areas of life.
12+
Successful Cohorts
200+
Students Certified & Trained
120+
Completed Projects
120+
Completed Projects
100%
Workforce Ready
100%
Completed Projects
PROGRAMS FOR FUTURE DEVELOPMENT
Our community’s ongoing demand for highly trained professionals drives the Hoʻākeolapono’s curriculum which increases employment and advancement opportunities. We provide participants with the tools, equipment, general construction knowledge, and safety training.
FROM OUR PREVIOUS GRADUATE
“To be a part of the 12 week program Nā Wāhine HVAC/R was a very beneficial opportunity where I got to learn the basic skills needed to be successful in the HVAC/R trade. I couldn’t have asked for a better teacher.”
Kya-Malia Dorati
OUR PARTNERSHIPS
Our workforce development programs, trade school, and institution wouldn’t be possible without the success of our partnerships, donations, and grants. Mahalo for your continued support.
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