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Trade schools & training
in Austin, TX.

Explore 15 institutions with relevant certificate or associate-level reporting. Compare the exact program, practical requirements and total cost.

School lists include technical schools, colleges and other federal-reporting institutions. They do not cover every apprenticeship, employer or noncredit provider. Confirm current courses and teaching locations directly.

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1–15 of 15
Private for-profit institution

Ann Webb Skin Institute

Austin, TX

Beauty & wellness

3 reported subjects
Private for-profit institution

Austin Career Institute LLC

Austin, TX

Construction · Health & animal care

3 reported subjects
Public institution

Austin Community College District

Austin, TX

Construction · Culinary & hospitality · Energy & utilities · Health & animal care · Manufacturing · Technology & design · Transportation

41 reported subjects
Private for-profit institution

Avenue Five Institute

Austin, TX

Beauty & wellness

4 reported subjects
Private for-profit institution

CyberTex Institute of Technology

Austin, TX

Construction · Health & animal care · Technology & design

4 reported subjects
Private for-profit institution

Southern Careers Institute-Austin

Austin, TX

Construction · Health & animal care · Manufacturing · Technology & design

9 reported subjects

Alphabetical order. Federal institution and program reporting; see each school profile for source details.

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Workforce-funded training in Texas

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Living costs & local context

Budget context for Austin city, Texas

Median monthly gross rent$1,7292020–2024 ACS · 2024 dollars · margin of error ±$14
Median household income$93,6582020–2024 ACS · 2024 dollars · margin of error ±$1,670
Resident population estimate979,5392020–2024 ACS · margin of error ±484
Texas price level97.1BEA regional price parity · 2024 · US = 100

Gross rent combines contract rent with the estimated average monthly cost of tenant-paid utilities and fuels. It describes occupied rental housing, not current asking rents, student accommodation or the cost of a room in a shared home. Household income is not an individual worker’s salary.

The state price index compares the overall price of goods and services with the national average. An index of 97.1 is approximately 2.9% below the national price level. It is context for planning, not a multiplier for a personal budget or a cost-adjusted salary.

Sources: 2024 ACS five-year public summary files, tables B25064, B19013 and B01003; BEA 2024 regional price parities. Retrieved September 9, 2026. Census place matches use a unique name within a state; school postal cities and Census boundaries are not interchangeable. Unavailable estimates are omitted.

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