Program offered is a Diploma.

The solid balance of classroom instruction and computer simulations is a keystone of what an HVAC school in California should be. Institute of Technology does exactly this, and plenty more.

By balancing classroom time with computer simulations and hands-on practical experience, Institute of Technology can prepare graduates of our HVAC program. These different settings are designed to allow students of the HVAC training school to not only learn, but also utilize their knowledge and apply it to different situations.

As a graduate from our HVAC program, you can have skills and knowledge required to enter this field as an entry-level technician in both residential and commercial construction. In addition, you can be able to service, maintain and troubleshoot heating, air conditioning and refrigeration units.

Along with your new skill set, a tool kit with the tools needed to work in the HVAC industry is included with the cost of the program.

Prior to graduation from the HVAC program, you can be expected to obtain EPA Universal Certification. EPA certification is required for employment in the HVAC industry. With the knowledge, training and tools you can receive from Institute of Technology, you can be well prepared to begin your new career.

In just over eight months you could be on your way to a new career in HVAC! Don't wait another minute – contact Institute of Technology today!

For more information about our graduation rates, the median debt of students who completed the program, and other important information, please visit our website at www.it-colleges.edu/disclosure.

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