This course begins with an introduction to electricity. Once the students go over basic electrical training, they attend several National Electrical Code Seminars which prepare them to receive their Class "A" (Unlimited) Electrical License. After students learn about electricity, they go into heating and air conditioning part of the course. They will also have training on boilers and chillers. This prepares them to receive Universal (Type 1, 2, 3) EPA HVAC Certificate and Universal R-410A Certificate. This course also includes some PLC training. Students will study PLC system Allen-Bradley – 500 and will receive Certification from Chicago Professional Center. Green Technology seminars will give our graduates knowledge of new technologies in this field. Green Technology Certificates will be issue by Chicago Professional Center. Forty percent of the course is devoted to practical, hands-on training. Students will have the opportunity to work with real electrical and HVAC equipment. They will also work with special computer software programs that will imitate all faults and problems that they may encounter in the field.

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This course begins with introduction to electricity. Once the students go over basic electrical training, they attend several National Electrical Code Seminars which prepare them to receive Class “A” (Unlimited) Electrical License. After students learn about electricity, they go into residential and commercial heating and air conditioning part of the course. They will also have training on boilers and chillers. This prepares them to receive Type 2 and Type 3 EPA HVAC Certification. Forty percent of the course is devoted to practical, hands-on training. Students will get to work with real electrical and HVAC equipment. They will also work with special computer software programs that will imitate all faults and problems they may encounter in the field.

This course begins with introduction to electricity. Once the students go over basic electrical training, they attend several National Electrical Code Seminars which prepare them to receive Class “A” (Unlimited) Electrical License. After students learn about electricity, they go into heating and air conditioning part of the course. They will also have training on boilers and chillers. This prepares them to receive Universal (Type 1, 2, 3) EPA HVAC Certificate and Universal R-410A Certificate. This course includes some PLC training. Students will study PLC system Allen-Bradley - 500 and will receive Certification from Chicago Professional Center. Green Technology seminars will give our graduates knowledge of the new technologies in these fields. Green Technology Certificate will be issued by Chicago Professional Center. Upon successful completion of the course students are offered to participate in the paid Internship Program of up to 20 hours per week up to 4 weeks. This internship Program is designed as on training for Building Maintenance position. Forty percent of the course is devoted to practical, hands-on training. Students will get to work with real electrical and HVAC equipment. They will also work with special computer software programs that will imitate all faults and problems they may encounter in the field.