This four-level program covers the foundational skills technicians need to safely install, maintain, and troubleshoot residential, commercial, and industrial HVAC systems. Level 1 introduces basic HVACR theories and industry practices, covering topics like heating, cooling, and air distribution systems.
Topics covered include the following:
- Introduction to HVACR
- Trade Mathematics
- Basic Electricity
- Introduction to Heating
- Introduction to Cooling
- Air Distribution Systems
- Basic Copper and Plastic Piping Practices
- Soldering and Brazing
- Basic Carbon Steel Piping Practices
Length: 122 Course Hours (91 face-to-face / 31 online)
Prerequisite: NCCER Core certification
Potential Certifications: Students who successfully complete all modules in the curriculum will receive the National Center for Construction Education & Research HVAC Level 1 and Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) certifications.
Tuition: $4,095 Full Price; $1,365 WCG FastForward Price; $0 G3 Price
Supplies and Fees: Tuition includes cost of textbook, supplies, and NCCER subscription fee.
Occupational Objective: HVACR career paths may include HVAC technician, HVAC installer, HVAC engineer, HVAC energy auditor, and HVAC building automation specialist.