Our module, subject-based training program is designed to teach an inexperienced person the necessary skills to begin a career in the exciting, high paying HVAC field in a shorter amount of time than other learning institutions. Our accelerated program is beneficial and successful for both students and the companies they work for.

This 9-day HVAC class serves as the preliminary course designed to take a student, without any previous mechanical knowledge, and teach them the basics required to succeed as a maintenance technician. It covers general information that students can build upon to reach their career goal in the heating and cooling industries.

This is the first step in obtaining an EPA certification that is necessary to work in the HVAC Industry.

This 3-day course provides students with a complete understanding of refrigeration. This is absolutely necessary for any technician intending to diagnose and repair cooling problems in an HVAC system.

Due to the increasing number of refrigerant types and new equipment styles, this class is imperative for any technician looking to work with both high and low pressure systems.

This course focuses on the efficiencies and complexities of new furnaces and heat pumps as they continually advance in the industry.

This 3-day class will teach students about the dangers and cautions associated with fossil fuel burning furnaces, safety and maintenance procedures, trouble shooting techniques, and repair processes.

This 3-day electrical course is critical in today’s ever changing and advancing technical world. Troubleshooting Technology provides students the ability to read and comprehend basic and advanced wiring diagrams and to troubleshoot electrical systems.

The knowledge of electrical technology gained from this class will contribute to the success of the student and their employer in the highly competitive heating and cooling industries.

Developed by Joe Cunningham, one of 2016’s Top 15 Most Influential People in the HVAC Industry, this is solid, experience-based training. Technicians leave ready to apply their skills in the field the very next day.