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Electrician programs in Washington

13 electrician programs at 9 Washington schools are in the federal data. Where earnings are reported (1 programs), the state median is $64,573 one year after completion, 36% above the national median of $47,467. Median borrower debt is $17,416.

13programs
9schools
$64,573median 1-yr earnings
$17,416median debt
SchoolCityProgramCredentialCompleters/yr1-yr earningsMedian debtMonthly payment*
Perry Technical InstituteYakima, WAElectrical and Power Transmission InstallersCertificate69$64,573$17,416$198
Bellingham Technical CollegeBellingham, WAElectrical and Power Transmission InstallersCertificate28not reported––
Bellingham Technical CollegeBellingham, WAElectrical and Power Transmission InstallersAssociate degree40not reported––
Big Bend Community CollegeMoses Lake, WAElectrical and Power Transmission InstallersCertificate0not reported––
Big Bend Community CollegeMoses Lake, WAElectrical and Power Transmission InstallersAssociate degree7not reported––
Grays Harbor CollegeAberdeen, WAElectrical and Power Transmission InstallersCertificate0not reported––
Bates Technical CollegeTacoma, WAElectrical and Power Transmission InstallersCertificate0not reported––
Bates Technical CollegeTacoma, WAElectrical and Power Transmission InstallersAssociate degree13not reported––
Olympic CollegeBremerton, WAElectrical and Power Transmission InstallersAssociate degree0not reported––
Spokane Community CollegeSpokane, WAElectrical and Power Transmission InstallersCertificate2not reported––
Walla Walla Community CollegeWalla Walla, WAElectrical and Power Transmission InstallersCertificate0not reported––
Walla Walla Community CollegeWalla Walla, WAElectrical and Power Transmission InstallersAssociate degree0not reported––
Yakima Valley CollegeYakima, WAElectrical and Power Transmission InstallersAssociate degree1not reported––

*Scorecard's estimated monthly payment on the median debt over 10 years. “Not reported” means the Department suppressed or did not publish the figure.

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Before you choose a electrician school in Washington

Electrician licensing is set state by state and usually requires documented apprenticeship hours in addition to classroom study. A school program can shorten the path but rarely replaces the hours requirement.

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Source: U.S. Department of Education, College Scorecard Field of Study and Institution files (release dated 10/15/2026). Earnings are median annual earnings of completers working and not enrolled one year after finishing; debt is median federal loan debt of borrowers; both describe past cohorts and small programs are suppressed by the Department. See our methodology.

Frequently asked questions

What is the best-paying electrician program in Washington?

By reported one-year earnings, Perry Technical Institute leads at $64,573 in the certificate program, but compare cost and local jobs too.

How many electrician programs are in Washington?

The Scorecard lists 13 certificate or associate programs in this field at 9 schools in Washington.