As HVACR systems are becoming increasingly complex, employers generally prefer applicants with postsecondary education for entry-level positions in the trade. Over the next decade, many job openings in the field will be to replace workers who exit the labor force, such as to retire. That's great news for prospective students seeking HVAC training in Pittsburgh, Essington or Baltimore.

With the introduction of computer-controlled heating, ventilation, air conditioning and refrigeration systems, increasingly advanced technology is required to control indoor climate conditions, production processes and food preservation. All-State Career HVAC schools in PA and MD offer programs designed to provide you the hands-on training you'll need to work in HVACR, including:

Air conditioning

Control systems

Heat pumps

Heat systems

Refrigeration

This program is also designed to prepare you for the Environmental Protection Agency's Refrigerant Transition and Recovery Certification test, which can greatly enhance your employment opportunities and marketability in the industry. Graduates of this program will receive a diploma and have the skills they need to land an entry-level job.

The Bureau of Labor Statistics estimates welding positions will increase by 15% in the next 10 years. All-State Career School offers Philadelphia welding classes at the Essington Trades campus as well Pittsburgh welding classes at the All State campus West Mifflin, PA. With welding training in Pennsylvania from All State, you can prepare for an entry-level position in this growing field.

There are many career opportunities for those who have completed their training in welding. Job possibilities for welders include working on bridges, buildings, pressure vessels and heat exchangers – all of which the program at All-State Career School covers in detail. In addition, our curriculum is designed to provide you a foundation in industrial welding techniques, craft skills and welding mathematics.