HEATING AND AIR CONDITIONING TECHNOLOGY

Our courses are led by industry experts who are passionate about their field. They bring a wealth of knowledge and experience to each lesson. HVAC technicians install, maintain, and troubleshoot HVAC systems, and the work is mostly hands-on and constantly changing. This keeps the job interesting and allows you to learn more with each new project. Some projects involve installing systems for new construction, others involve modifying existing systems for renovations, and some require the technician to troubleshoot a malfunctioning system.

Careers in HVAC are a great option for people who enjoy working with their hands, troubleshooting problems, and being regularly active throughout the workday. The job outlook for HVAC technicians is very positive, with projections that careers will grow by 5% from 2024 to 2030.

This course introduces the core principles of refrigeration, heat transfer, and residential HVAC systems. Students will learn how to:

• Understand and apply basic heat and refrigeration theory

• Read wiring schematics

• Test, diagnose, and service residential air conditioning units

• Work with automatic and electrical controls, including electric heat, gas furnaces, and heat pumps

Instruction combines classroom learning with hands-on shop experience to reinforce technical skills. This course prepares students for the EPA Type I and II Certification exam. Note: Type III (for commercial systems) is not included; Universal Certification requires all three types.

NOTE—This program is WIOA (Workforce Innovation Opportunity Act) approved, providing added financial support for eligible students.

COURSE INFO

M/W—8/25-12/15 (6-9 PM) REGISTER

TU/TH—8/26-12/18 (6-9 PM) REGISTER

29 Classes / CEU

Instructor: John Remley

-Tuition: $1,145

-Registration Fee: $50

-Textbook: $50

-Lab Fee: $100

-EPA Test: $55

TOTAL: $1,400

wioa—tuition assistance

HEATING AND AIR CONDITIONING TECHNOLOGY

COURSE INFO

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