Southwest Alaska Vocational and Educational Center (SAVEC)

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Southwest Alaska Vocational and Educational Center (SAVEC) is a vocational institute in King Salmon, Alaska, founded in 2000. It offers 4 training programs, with listed tuition of $5,000. The school reports a 83% graduation rate and 69% job placement. It is accredited by the Northwest Commission on Colleges and Universities.

Accredited

Northwest Commission on Colleges and Universities

Open

Enrollment

$5,000

Avg. Tuition

183

Total Students

Rural

King Salmon, AK

Founded 2000

Located on the former King Salmon Air Force Base

About Southwest Alaska Vocational and Educational Center (SAVEC)

SAVEC is a non-profit vocational training center providing rapid-response workforce development and technical skills training for the Bristol Bay region. It offers industry-driven education in occupations such as construction, driving, and health care in partnership with regional organizations.

Trade Programs Available

WeldingPlumbingAutomotive TechnicianMedical AssistantCdl TrainingCarpentryCulinaryIt Networking

Programs Offered

CDL (Construction Truck Operations)

CDL License

Duration: 4 weeks
Tuition: $5,000

Heavy Equipment Operator

Certificate

Duration: 6 weeks
Tuition: $5,000

Construction Technology

Certificate

Duration: 9 months
Tuition: $8,000

Wireless Networking

Certificate

Duration: 4 weeks
Tuition: $1,500

Learning Format

Student-to-Instructor Ratio
10:1
Hands-On Training
70%
Start Dates
Varies by program
Externship
Included

Schedule Options

Day Classes Evening Classes Online Available Hybrid Available

Admissions

Open

Enrollment

18+

Minimum Age

Free

Application Fee

Admission Requirements

  • High school diploma or GED
  • Bristol Bay residency (preferred)
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Cost & Financial Aid

Average Tuition $5,000
Books & Supplies $500
Equipment Fees $200
Estimated Total $5,700

Financial Aid Options

Financial Aid Available GI Bill Accepted WIA Approved Payment Plans

Available Scholarships

  • BBNC Workforce Development
  • BBNA Workforce Development
  • BBEDC Training Scholarship

Graduate Outcomes

83%

Graduation Rate

69%

Job Placement Rate

90%

Licensure Pass Rate

Salary Information

$31,000

Average Starting Salary

Top Employers

Bristol Bay Native CorporationBristol Bay Area Health CorporationBristol Bay Economic Development Corporation

Student Services

Job Placement Assistance Career Services Tutoring Available

Southwest Alaska Vocational and Educational Center (SAVEC): Frequently Asked Questions

How much does Southwest Alaska Vocational and Educational Center (SAVEC) cost?

Listed tuition at Southwest Alaska Vocational and Educational Center (SAVEC) is $5,000. Financial aid is available for eligible students. Contact the school to confirm current pricing and what's included.

What programs does Southwest Alaska Vocational and Educational Center (SAVEC) offer?

Southwest Alaska Vocational and Educational Center (SAVEC) offers 4 programs: CDL (Construction Truck Operations) (4 weeks), Heavy Equipment Operator (6 weeks), Construction Technology (9 months), Wireless Networking (4 weeks).

Is Southwest Alaska Vocational and Educational Center (SAVEC) accredited?

Yes β€” Southwest Alaska Vocational and Educational Center (SAVEC) is accredited by the Northwest Commission on Colleges and Universities.

How do I enroll at Southwest Alaska Vocational and Educational Center (SAVEC)?

Southwest Alaska Vocational and Educational Center (SAVEC) has an open enrollment policy. Applicants typically need: High school diploma or GED; Bristol Bay residency (preferred). The minimum age is 18.

Does Southwest Alaska Vocational and Educational Center (SAVEC) offer evening or weekend classes?

Yes β€” Southwest Alaska Vocational and Educational Center (SAVEC) offers day, evening classes. Online options are also available.

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