About
The HVAC Apprenticeship program prepares students for employment or advanced training in the heating, air conditioning, and refrigeration and ventilation industry. Registered Apprenticeship is a highly structured training system in which the apprentice works full-time (40 hours per week) during the day for a sponsoring employer, learning skills of the trade. Apprentices earn a progressive wage—as their skills increase, their wages increase (usually every six months). There are both union (joint) and non-union (non-joint) programs. Apprenticeship programs are required to follow state and federal apprenticeship rules and regulations. The Heating and Air Conditioning Installer Servicer Apprenticeship program is a three-year program. Students must be working in the field to be eligible for this program.
Financial aid
Financial aid may be available for those who qualify.
Organization
Flagler Technical College
Flagler Technical College
Flagler Technical College is a higher education institution located in Palm Coast, FL, specializing in vocational and adult education. It offers various programs, including a Commercial Vehicle Driving program and a phlebotomy training program that prepares students for industry certification. With approximately 36 employees supporting nearly 700 students, the college recently expanded its campus with a $1.6 million investment, accommodating growing enrollment and providing essential workforce training. Its mission is to empower students to be educationally prepared and economically self-sufficient.
Highlights:
- Community-focused health literacy program funded by Florida Blue Foundation and Florida Literacy Coalition
- Supports essential workforce training through its Commercial Vehicle Driving program
- Recently expanded facilities with a $1.6 million investment
- Phlebotomy training program offers industry certification
- Active community engagement through events like the annual Home & Lifestyle Show and livestreamed graduations