Schools
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There are a variety of means to achieve the recommended training and education for a successful career in the HVACR industry, including an apprenticeship program, community college, career and technical school, and trade schools.
The listings featured on the HVACR Workforce Development website includes all known post-secondary school HVACR programs at this time. The length of time to complete a course of study varies from six months for a certificate, to two years for an Associate Degree, and up to five years in an apprentice program. Discuss the various options with the advisors at the school(s) of your choice.
Many secondary schools have HVACR programs available in career and technical schools. Contact your school counselor to learn more about the programs available near you. They are excellent programs that provide a head start in post-secondary programs, employment, and a successful lifelong career in the HVACR industry.
- Rees Scholarship Foundation
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Education
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Contractors and Specifiers
- Certified Products
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HVACR Equipment/Components
- Air Filtration and Ultraviolet Light Treatment
- Air-to-Air Energy Recovery Ventilators (ERVs)
- Chilled Beams
- Commercial-Industrial Forced-Air Heating Equipment
- Direct Heating Solutions
- Ductless Equipment
- Gas Controls
- Geothermal Heat Pumps
- Heat Pump Pool and Spa Heaters
- Humidifiers
- Hydronic Heating
- Liquid Chillers
- Thermal Energy Storage
- Zone Control System Technology
- HVACR Replacement Guidance
- Refrigerant Safety
- Responsible Use of Refrigerants
- HVACR Education and Training
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Homeowners
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How Things Work
- Air Conditioning System
- Air Source Heat Pumps
- Boilers
- Ductless Mini-split Systems
- Ductwork
- Energy Recovery Ventilators
- Furnaces: How They Work
- Geothermal Heat Pumps: How They Work
- How Humidifiers Work
- Hydronic Heating
- Mechanical Air Filters
- Small Duct, High-Velocity Air Conditioning Systems
- Swamp Coolers
- Ultraviolet Light Treatment Equipment
- Vent-Free Gas Heating Appliances
- Water Heaters: How They Work
- Zoned Heating and Cooling
- Improve Safety
- Indoor Comfort Systems
- Save Energy
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How Things Work
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Contractors and Specifiers
- Indoor Air Quality
- Infrared Heater Safety Council