About
The Heating, Ventilation and Air Conditioning (HVAC) College Certificate programs provide an opportunity for students to develop their skills and competencies for entry-level positions in a variety of related fields. The curriculum focuses on the ability to maintain, install and repair climate control devices in residential, industrial and commercial buildings. The program provides students with training in the layout and design of cooling and heating systems, the use of the latest tools, gauges and testing equipment used in the field, troubleshooting and inspection of equipment. The program prepares students for state and local licensing exams. Students with prior HVAC training and experience may be eligible to waive certain courses.
Organization
Wayne County Community College District - Curtis L. Ivery Downtown Campus
Wayne County Community College District
Located in Detroit, MI, Wayne County Community College District is Michigan's largest urban community college, serving nearly 60,000 students annually across six campuses and multiple specialty centers. This public higher education institution offers diverse programs from workforce skills to degrees and certificates, emphasizing accessible education and economic development. The college fosters strong community engagement and provides comprehensive services to empower individuals and businesses, preparing students for globally competitive careers.
Highlights:
- Ranked 11th nationally for awarding associate degrees to African American graduates
- Largest urban community college district in Michigan
- Operates six campuses with specialty centers, including the Mary Ellen Stempfle University Center and the Michigan Institute for Public Safety Education