HEATING & COOLING TECHNICIAN
Land a career, not just a job.
8 Weeks to Complete
Students can choose from an immersive eight-week training program focused on residential heating, air conditioning installation and service or a seven-week light commercial HVAC curriculum.
Competitive Salary
HVAC technicians earn an average salary of $48,730 per year, according to the U.S. Department of Labor.
In-demand
The HVAC industry is one of the fastest growing job markets and ofers long-term job security for trained technicians.
Get hired by the best.
Program Features
Approved Programs
Plus, our training programs are approved by the Workforce Innovation and Opportunity Act (WIOCA) and the Department of Labor (DOL).
Useful Trade Skills
Our HVAC program is built with employer input and our graduates are extremely qualified, professional, and prepared.
Quality Hands-on Instruction
In addition to our seasoned instructors, we offer state-of-the-art labs for hands-on learning.
Build a Career
Build a stable path toward a lifelong career without the college or trade school debt.
Hands-on, Job Specific
The HVAC program consists of 192 classroom hours and 161 lab hours with 80 hours working alongside an HVAC technician in the field.
Foundation of a Technician
A well-rounded introduction to the key components that support a safe and successful career in the field of HVAC as a maintenance technician.
Environmental Protection Agency
An introduction to the EPA Clean Air Act, EPA Section 608, which focuses on refrigerant handling and containment and certification requirements.
Support Technician
Builds upon student’s knowledge of refrigeration and residential maintenance by diagnosing mechanical issues on equipment that the student is performing maintenance on.
Residential AC Maintenance
Builds upon the student’s knowledge of refrigeration and performing residential maintenance by diagnosing mechanical issues on equipment that the student is performing maintenance on.
Residential Heating Maintenance
Builds upon the foundational knowledge of the maintenance call process when performing maintenance on residential gas furnaces, heat pumps, and electric air handlers.
Call Preparation
By diagnosing several of the most common mechanical failures in residential HVAC systems, students build their confidence in finding what has caused the equipment to stop working
Working in the Field with HVAC Dealers
The student will see and learn basic troubleshooting skills and procedures used by service technicians and apply the skills they have learned in the classroom.
Lab Assessments
Allows students to actively reenact/demonstrate the practical application of skills they have learned in the classroom.
Application Process
18 Years of Age
All applicants must be at least 18 years of age to apply.
High School Diploma or GED
Applicants must present proof of secondary education completion.
Entrance Assessment
Applicants must meet testing requirements in-person or online.
Admissions Interview
Applicants must complete an interview with an admissions counselor.