Heating, air conditioning and refrigeration technology

NOW ENROLLING! Full tuition grants for qualifying individuals.

From Classroom to Career — HVAC Starts Here

Graduates of this program will learn the skills that power heating, cooling, and refrigeration systems in homes and businesses. From safety and tools, to electricity, refrigeration, and duct design, you’ll gain the knowledge to start strong in a field where skilled technicians are always in demand. Graduates are prepared for the EPA 608 Certification and ready to step into rewarding jobs with opportunities to grow, specialize, and build a lasting career in one of today’s most essential industries.

What you’ll learn:

Fundamentals: AC/DC current, Ohm’s Law, Watts, Voltage, Power, Resistance, Capacitance, Inductance
Residential power distribution and transformer basics
Multimeter use, compressor windings testing, blower and condenser motor installation, and wiring diagrams
Airflow duct system design and fiberglass duct installation
Refrigerant recovery, recharge, recycling, and proper gauge use

What to expect after graduation:

Graduates are prepared to step into entry-level HVAC technician roles with residential and light commercial employers. Typical starting positions include:

HVAC installer/helper
Maintenance technician
Service technician assistant
Refrigeration/appliance repair assistant

210 Hours

Class Hours to complete HVAC training

18 Weeks

Course work may be completed in 18 weeks

Time

Evening classes

DID YOU KNOW?

Entry-level HVAC technicians earn $44,000–$50,000 per year.

In Texas, average annual wages range from $56,000–$63,000, with
experienced or certified technicians earning $70,000+.

Eligibility Requirements

Authorization to work in the U.S.
(Social Security, Birth Certificate, Work Visa, or Green Card)
High School Diploma or GED required
Must pass a background check
Passing scores on entrance assessments

Note: All students must attend a mandatory orientation before the first day of class.