
Southern New Hampshire University
Financial aid (may be available)

Southern New Hampshire University
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Southern New Hampshire University
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Merced College - Merced Campus
The Heating, Ventilation, and Air Conditioning/Refrigeration (HVAC/R) Program at Merced College is a comprehensive training program. The student will become knowledgeable in Refrigeration Systems, Basic Electrical Concepts, Air Systems & Air Conditioning Fundamentals, Heating Systems, and Commercial Refrigeration.
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West Hills College - Firebaugh
The CDL-A program at West Hills College - Firebaugh prepares students for a career in the transportation industry by providing comprehensive education and hands-on training. The program covers topics such as vehicle inspection, defensive driving, cargo handling, and transportation regulations. Instructors with industry experience guide students through theoretical and practical lessons, prioritizing safety and ensuring students develop a strong understanding of commercial driving responsibilities. Upon completion, graduates will have the necessary knowledge and skills to pursue employment opportunities in various sectors of the transportation industry. With its specialized focus on healthcare certification programs and a strong reputation in vocational education, West Hills College - Firebaugh offers a solid foundation for a successful career in this lucrative and in-demand field.
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DeHart Technical School
$18,656 total
DeHart Technical School
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Sonoran Desert Institute
Financial aid (may be available)
Ashworth College
$200 total
American Gunsmithing Institute
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Columbia Safety
$275 total
Auguste Escoffier School of Culinary Arts-Austin
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Collin College - Online
The need for qualified heating, ventilation, air conditioning (HVAC) technicians is never going away. Collin College can teach you what it takes to work in the residential HVAC industry installing and servicing gas and electric furnaces and heat pump systems.
You will learn how to work safely and responsibly within Environmental Protection Agency guidelines and standards that apply to the HVAC industry, and identify and use HVAC equipment, components and tools, while understanding their functions within the industry. You will also learn common mechanical, electrical and electronic components such as compressors, switches, thermostats, motors and fans. You will even be able to practice all of the techniques you learn with heat pumps, heating units, a/c units, refrigeration units and more with hands-on instruction in Collin College facilities.
If your program requires a criminal background check, your placement in a required clinical site, cooperative, practicum, internship, and/or licensure/certification opportunity may be impacted. If you have any questions or concerns, please contact your program director and check with your licensing/certifying entity, if any, to determine your status.
Students planning to transfer to a college or university should check with the Collin College academic advisors. Also check the degree requirement of the intended transfer college prior to beginning this program to verify course degree applicability.
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