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Cybersecurity / Networking in Hawaii

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In short

Hawaii offers separate Cybersecurity and Networking programs of study; no state credential list is published, and Early College is the route to college credit.

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State program: Cybersecurity and Networking programs of study (IT and Digital Transformation pathway); course codes and CIP not published

What a high school can deliver

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Industry certifications and work-based learning; security analyst jobs usually need more education.

Credentials students can earn

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No HIDOE credential list found ()

Age and hour requirements

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No age gate; keep all testing inside authorized, isolated labs (18 U.S.C. 1030).

Other agencies involved

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None

Who can teach it

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HTSB CTE IT and Digital Transformation field, or CTE Permit (diploma, 3 years full-time in the field, industry certification where one exists; 5 years, renewable once).

Child labor rules for work placements

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Certificate of Age (eCL-3) at 16-17; no hour limits except school hours; no federal hazardous order covers IT work. State carries WBL workers' compensation.

College credit after high school

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No statewide cyber or networking agreement found (); Early College and Running Start with UH community colleges.

Where to go next

Cybersecurity / Networking in other states

Other pathways in Hawaii

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