Learning Through Alaska’s Past
Education at the Museum of Alaska
Education is at the heart of everything we do. The Museum of Alaska provides immersive, hands-on learning experiences that connect visitors of all ages with Alaska’s unique history of transportation, industry, and natural heritage. Whether you’re a teacher planning a field trip, a homeschool family looking for engaging content, or a lifelong learner exploring the Last Frontier, our programs are designed to inform, inspire, and ignite curiosity about the people and tools that built Alaska.
Build a Boat
Learn working next to a Master Boat Builder
over 40 years of Boat making Experience
- If you can build a boat, you can build a home!
- Learn to use your hands: Woodworking!
- With just two sheets of Plywood-A Canoe!
- Team up with your family and work together to build not only a boat, but a way of life!
Engine shop
We are building a fabrication shop.
Learn to Weld, Metal Lathe, Shape and build
- Rebuild an Engine: Teach or learn, we do both here.
- Want to work on a Model T, we have Three!
- Gas and Diesel, we've got them all
- Learn skills that will help for a lifetime!
Aviation Ground School
Certified Flight Instructors with over 30 years of experience in Aviation Training and flight!.
- Openings for Flight Instructors & Students
Curation experience in our Accessions Shop
We have over three thousand artifacts that need to be re-catalogued, sorted and tracked! This is where a Museum lives and breathes! We must have a great accessions program to have a great Museum. We have both. Come learn an exciting new trade while supporting your museum and having fun.
