HVAC Technician
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Why Pursue HVAC Technician Training?
High Demand: Heating, ventilation, and air conditioning (HVAC) professionals are essential for maintaining safe and comfortable environments in homes, businesses, and industrial facilities. As buildings become more energy-efficient and climate control systems become more advanced, demand for skilled HVAC technicians continues to grow nationwide.
Industry Opportunity: According to labor market data, HVAC technician careers are projected to grow 8% faster than average, offering strong job stability, competitive wages, and opportunities for advancement.
Career Opportunities
This HVAC Technician training prepares learners to enter the skilled trades workforce with the knowledge and practical competencies needed for entry-level technician roles.
Graduates may pursue opportunities such as:
With experience and additional certifications, learners can advance into full technician roles, supervisory positions, or specialized HVAC system work.
Program Highlights
Finish in as little as 160 hours of training
Learners prepare for several industry-recognized certifications that strengthen employment opportunities.
Preparedness for:
• OSHA Safety Certification
• EPA Section 608 Certification
• NATE Ready-to-Work Certification
Learners will also have access to NATE Ready-to-Work study materials through the NATE Training Academy.
For learners with prior experience, an optional pathway to the NATE CHP-5 certification series may also be pursued to progress toward full NATE Professional certification.
Career Outcomes
- Occupation: Heating, Air Conditioning, and Refrigeration Mechanics and Installers
- Median Salary: $60,000 annually
- Average Hourly Wage: $29 per hour
- Job Growth: 8% growth, faster than average across occupations
