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HVAC systems are constantly running and are always going to need maintenance and repair. The U.S. Bureau of Labor predicts the HVAC industry to add 19,000 new installer and technician jobs by 2030.
Our heating, ventilation, air conditioning residential program offers training in all phases of repair and maintenance of residential heating, ventilation, and air conditioning, systems. The HVAC technician program also includes the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) Certifications in the management of refrigerants and North American Technicians Excellence (NATE) Certifications.
What you’ll learn in the HVAC Technician training courses:
A school externship is a part of this program and assigns you to a partnering company for 135 hours, giving the student the opportunity to put his/her new skills to use and gain real-life career training experience. Plus, after you graduate, our Lifetime Career Placement Support program will be there to help you find work whenever you need it.
This HVAC program is approved for VA Benefits. This program is currently offered at the Pasadena, TX and Newport, KY.
Our accounting graduates are able to seek employment as:
Refrigeration Technician/Mechanic
Transportation Refrigeration Technician
Evaporative Cooler Installer
Refrigeration Unit Repair
Residential HVAC Technician
Commercial Maintenance & Service Technician
Commercial Refrigeration Technician
The HVAC program offers classroom theory as well as hands-on experience with applied technician HVAC courses. Training focuses on heating, ventilation and air conditioning maintenance and repair. Further courses teach refrigeration management, electrical circuits, HVAC/R computer fundamentals, and customer service and safety. After graduation from this program, you will be prepared for entry-level apprenticeships.
This HVAC program also prepares college students for the EPA 608 and NATE certification exams. The EPA certification ensures students are properly trained to handle refrigerants whereas the NATE certification recognizes the graduate’s capabilities in the HVAC profession. Employers look for both certifications as supplements to a completed HVAC training program.
Each campus has a Career Assistance Coordinator dedicated to help you find the right position for you.
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