This program provides hands-on experience working with heating and cooling systems. Program topics are specific to entry-level HVAC/R and prepares students for employment in the field.

• Ready to work

  • Once you complete the program, you are job ready!

• Hands-on training

• Learn by doing

  • No homework

• Courses focused on working adults

  • Support system to help you succeed

• Financial aid available

  • To those who qualify

1. Basic Cooling Systems 1  

2. Residential Cooling Systems 2 

3. Commercial Refrigeration 3

4. HVAC/R Electrical Control 

5. HVAC/R Electric Motors

6. Electrical Systems and Components

7. EPA 608 Certification and Refrigeration Systems lab. & 410 A

8. Electrical Heating Systems 1

9. Natural Gas and Fuel Oil Heating Systems 2

10. Heating Systems 3 Installation & Troubleshooting

11. Heating and Electrical Schematics Lab

12. HVAC/R Fundamentals & Science

13. Metal Duct Fabrication

14. Plumbing Pipes and Fixtures

15. Refrigerants & Refrigeration System

16. Capstone project

17. Employability/Professional Skills

18. OSHA 10 General Industry and Safety                      

ESCO

• EPA Section 608 Certification

• Universal R-410A Certification

OSHA 10

• General Industry, OSHA Forklift Operator Licensure

North American Technical Excellence: Industry Competency

• NATE: Ready-to-Work

• NATE: HVACR Support Technician Cert.

When aggressively seeking work in the HVAC field graduates may begin with an entry-level position for the first 1 to 3 years. That is relatively short time considering the end result is a life-long, rewarding, and satisfying career.  

HVAC/R
(Information represents the following Cohorts: March 2022 and September 2022

Graduation Rate
7 Students Started / 6 Graduates / 86% Graduation Rate

Employment Placement in Field
5 Graduates Employed in Field / 83% Placement in Field