HVAC TECHNICIAN PROGRAM

HVAC Technician Overview

Get Trained. Get Certified. Get Hired.Start a High-Paying Career in HVAC – No College Debt!Ready for a high-demand, high-paying job without the college debt? Our 100% Online HVAC Training lets you earn Nationally Recognized Certifications (EPA 608 & OSHA 10) at your own pace with hands-on VR training, live instructors, and expert guidance. Graduate faster and at a lower cost compared to traditional college or trade schools. Perfect for recent grads, career changers, or anyone seeking a flexible, rewarding career in the Trades.Our comprehensive HVAC Technician Course is designed to give you the skills, knowledge, and certifications you need to launch a successful career in heating, ventilation, and air conditioning. This comprehensive program covers the fundamentals of HVAC systems, troubleshooting, installation, and maintenance, preparing students for entry-level positions in the field.Get started today and take control of your future!

  • Hands-on Virtual Reality (VR) Training

  • Nationally Recognized Certifications

  • 100% Online & Self-Paced Learning

  • Live Instructors / Industry Experts

  • High-Demand Career with Excellent Pay

Certifications

Upon successfully completing the program, you will receive be industry-recognized certifications, including the following. These credentials open doors to HVAC jobs in residential, commercial, and industrial settings. Your future starts here – certified, capable, and ready to succeed!

EPA 608 Universal Certification

Authorizes safe handling and disposal of refrigerants. *(Required for every HVAC Technician in America. Without this certification, the EPA will fine the technician $37,500 per day working without this certification).

OSHA 10 / OSHA 30 Certification

OSHA demonstrates essential safety training for HVAC professionals. How to conduct yourself on a construction site (i.e. material handling, fire safety, confined spaces, height, etc). OSHA 10 helps save lives!

NATE Ready-to-Work Certification

Demonstrates fundamental HVAC knowledge and trouble-shooting techniques for entry-level technicians.

Course Length

Total Course Hours: 80 hoursTransform Your Career in Just 4 to 8 Weeks!Schedule: Access your coursework 24/7, allowing you to learn whenever it suits you best. Progress at your own pace to achieve certification.Completion Timeline: Fast-Track to your Certification and Employment based on your own schedule.

  • Complete in 4 weeks with a commitment of 20 hours per week.

  • Complete in 8 weeks with a commitment of 10 hours per week.

  • Complete in 3.5 months with a commitment of 5 hours per week.

Extended Access: Take up to 12 months to complete the program with full access to all online materials.

Course Overview

Live sessions with HVAC Instructor / Industry expert for everyone

  • HVAC Safety & OSHA Compliance (12 hours)

  • HVAC Fundamentals & Electrical Work (34 hours)

  • Refrigeration Principles & Evacuation Techniques (12 hours)

  • HVAC Troubleshooting & Order of Operations (12 hours)

  • EPA 608 Universal Certification Prep & Exam (10 hours)

Course Outline

Introduction to HVAC

The course begins with a comprehensive introduction to HVAC systems, exploring their fundamental components, the mechanics of air conditioning, and essential basic tools. Students gain a foundational understanding of HVAC technology and its core principles.


A deep dive into refrigeration systems, exploring temperature, pressure, heat, evaporators, and condensers. The module covers HVAC supplies including thermostats, condensate pumps, installation supplies, and line sets. Students also learn about aftermarket parts like capacitors, contactors, surge protectors, and filter line driers. A dedicated trades math section covers fractions, measurements, ratios, proportions, percentages, and calculations of perimeter, area, and volume.


Core Course Modules:

-Introduction to Refrigeration

-Temperature

-Pressure

-Heat

-Trades Math

-Heat Transfer

-Evaporators

-Condensers

-Refrigerant Overview

-HVAC Supplies and Aftermarket Parts

This extensive safety module covers crucial workplace safety topics including OSHA introduction, walking-working surfaces, emergency action plans, fire protection, electrical and personal protective equipment hazards, hazard communication, materials handling, machine guarding, industrial hygiene, bloodborne pathogens, ergonomics, safe driving practices, workplace violence prevention, and comprehensive safety and health programs.

This segment focuses on HVAC industry-specific preparation, covering components, tools, measurements and units, basic heat transfer, general safety, and electrical safety, with the NATE certification exam included in the course fee.

Electrical and Controls


This comprehensive electrical module covers fundamental electrical concepts including energy, charge, current, voltage, power, resistance, capacitance, and inductance. Students learn multimeter usage, measuring techniques, and troubleshooting. The curriculum includes symbols and wiring diagrams, thermostat and heating controls, meters, switches, loads, and circuits. Additional focus is placed on HVAC motors, including various motor types and their characteristics, along with contactors and motor starters.


Core Course Modules:

-Atoms & Electrons -Ohms Law

-AC & DC Current

-Meters, Circuits, Loads, and Switches

-Symbols and Wiring Diagrams

-Motors and Motor Starting

-Compressor Relays and Capacitors

-Contactors and Motor Starters

-Troubleshooting Motors

-Thermostats and Heating Controls

-Refrigeration Controls and Timers

-Power Distribution, Delta, and Wye Systems

-Wire Sizing and Materials

-Electrical Panels, Circuit Breakers, and Disconnects

Delve into refrigeration systems, including essential tools, regulations, and the science of pressure and refrigerants. Study evaporators, condensers, and effective techniques for troubleshooting major system components.


Master compressors, diagnosing system issues, and detecting leaks. This module covers evacuation and charging procedures, emphasizing tools, best practices, and techniques for diagnosing A/C systems.


Core Course Modules:

-Refrigerant Overview

-EPA 608 Core

-EPA 608 Type I

-EPA 608 Type II

-EPA 608 Type III

-Evacuation and Charging

Troubleshooting and Sequence of Operations


The final module provides advanced technical training in maintenance and troubleshooting. Air conditioner maintenance covers coil cleaning, electrical checks, refrigerant charge verification, leak detection, ductwork, and airflow assessment. Heating system maintenance includes fuel input verification, burner inspection, CO testing, airflow testing, vent inspection, and boiler systems. Specialized troubleshooting sections address motors, gas furnaces, and electric furnaces, covering components like pressure switches, flame sensors, transformers, gas valves, and various electrical and mechanical elements.


Core Course Modules:

-Sequence of Operations

-Gas Furnace Troubleshooting (VR)

-Dirty Filter (VR)

-Faulty Flame Sensor (VR)

-Faulty Gas Valve (VR)

-Faulty Gas Wire (VR)

-Faulty HSI (VR)

-Faulty IFC (VR)

-Faulty Switch (VR)

-Faulty Thermostat (VR)

-Loose IFC Wire (VR)

-Loose Thermostat Wire (VR)

After finishing the course, students will be able to:

  • Explore HVAC Fundamentals: Gain a clear understanding of what an HVAC system is, along with foundational safety practices and the essential tools needed for the trade.

  • Recognize HVAC Systems and Maintenance: Identify various types of HVAC systems, their components, and best practices for maintenance.

  • Understand Refrigeration Systems: Learn how HVAC refrigeration systems work, including their connections to temperature, pressure, and heat.

  • Understand Compressors: Explain the role of compressors in HVAC systems and learn methods for diagnosing compressor issues.

  • Learn About Heat Pumps: Describe the purpose, functionality, and applications of heat pumps in HVAC systems.

  • Identify Key Electrical Components: Understand the parts and tools involved in the electrical systems of HVAC equipment.

  • Master Basic Troubleshooting: Develop the skills to troubleshoot circuits, motors, residential A/C systems, and heat pumps effectively.

Student Support

  • Student Support Available, including:

  • Live Orientation

  • Live Instructor Sessions (Weekly)

  • 1/1 Instructor Messaging (Direct Calls & Emails)

  • Technical Support

  • Student Community Interaction

  • Virtual Reality Support

Interactive VR Learning

Learn by Doing: Our virtual curriculum is meticulously designed by seasoned industry professionals who understand exactly what it takes to excel in today’s HVAC landscape.Northview Trade Schools provides an immersive learning experience with practical, scenario-based training; simulations that mirror professional challenges; and virtual practice that build genuine workplace skills.

  • Realistic Simulations: Engage with dynamic 3D scenarios that replicate real-world challenges and situations.

  • Hands-On Practice: Develop your skills in a safe, limitless virtual environment designed for maximum learning potential.

  • Expert Guidance: Learn from master electricians and experienced educators who bring practical, real-world insights to your training.

  • Boost Your Confidence: Gain expertise and assurance in ways traditional classrooms can’t provide.

Meet your HVAC Instructor

Tiff Singleton is a dedicated HVAC instructor with extensive industry experience and a passion for mentoring the next generation of skilled technicians. As a certified HVAC professional, certified life coach, and EPA proctor, Tiff blends hands-on expertise with a comprehensive teaching approach, ensuring students gain both technical proficiency and real-world problem-solving skills.With years of field experience working for top HVAC industry leaders such as Johnson Controls and Trane, Tiff has developed a deep understanding of the trade. She prepares students for industry certifications such as NATE Ready to Work, EPA 608, and OSHA 10, equipping them with the knowledge and confidence needed to excel in the workforce.In addition to teaching, Tiff is the founder of Spark Life Discover U Foundation, a nonprofit organization dedicated to providing educational and vocational opportunities for individuals facing barriers. Through this initiative, Tiff strives to create accessible pathways to success, emphasizing the importance of skilled trades in today’s workforce.

Tuition & Admission Requirements

Program Tuition Cost$4,995
Total Program Hours80 clock hours
Estimated Completion Time> Complete in 4 weeks with a commitment of 20 hours per week.
> Complete in 8 weeks with a commitment of 10 hours per week.
> Complete in 3.5 months with a commitment of 5 hours per week.
Maximum time to complete Admissions RequirementsStudents have access to the online program materials for 12 months
Admissions Requirements> Internet Connection
> High School Diploma or GED
> Course Payment
> Course Registration
> At least 18 years old (Must be 18 by the time finishing the course).
> Residency: Proof of U.S. residency
> Language: English proficiency
Program Start DateClasses start every Monday
Credential AwardedCertificate of Completion
CIP Code15.0501
SOC Code> 49-9021.00.
> 49-9020.00.
Tuition includes the following> All required program materials
> Access to Learning Management System
> Certification Exams for OSHA 10, NATE Ready to work, and EPA 608
Certification Exam FeesOnly 1 test attempt is included in the course fee

A Great Return on Your Investment

ROINorthview Trade SchoolFour-Year UniversityTwo-Year Vocational School
Average Time To Complete1-4 months3-5 Years6 months - 2 Years
Average Tuition And Fees$3,995 to $4,995$50,000 to $100,000 average$10,000 to $20,000 average
Income Lost (during school) + Education Costs$20,399$261,120$101,461
Median Compensation (Based On Full-time Employment)$46,200$47,000$38,600
Time To Recover Investment5.3 months5.6 Years2.6 Years

Frequently Asked Questions

Our online HVAC course stands out by reimagining technical education for the modern learner. Unlike traditional trade schools that lock you into lengthy, expensive courses, we offer a revolutionary approach to professional training:


Rapid Certification Path


-Complete your comprehensive HVAC certification in as little as 8 weeks

-Learn entirely online, from the comfort of your home

-Flexible schedule that works around your current job and life commitments


Unprecedented Affordability


-Cost significantly less than traditional trade schools (often 30-40% lower tuition)

-No hidden fees or additional expenses for commuting or physical materials

-Highest return on educational investment in the technical training market


Comprehensive Curriculum


-Fully interactive online modules covering all critical HVAC technical skills

-Preparation for key industry certifications like NATE, EPA 608 Universal, and OSHA

-Real-world problem-solving techniques taught through digital simulations and case studies


Our course isn’t just an education – it’s a fast-track to a professional HVAC career, designed for motivated individuals who want maximum skills with minimum time and financial investment.

Our students have exclusive access to weekly live video sessions with Master HVAC Technician, Tiff Singleton, who hosts an interactive Q&A once per week in the evening. During these 60-minute sessions, Tiff addresses student questions about course material, technical concepts, and shares valuable industry insights drawn from years of field experience and teaching thousands of HVAC students.


Attendance on these calls is not mandatory, but is highly recommended for those students who are in the first few weeks of starting their program.

Our comprehensive online HVAC certification course is designed to be both affordable and accessible. While traditional trade schools can cost upwards of $20,000+, our course provides professional-grade training for a fraction of that price – just $4,995 for all program training and certification preparation.

Career Outlook & Salary

$46,000 - $66,500/Year*

Median Salary for HVAC Techs

As of March 2025, entry-level positions often start around $16 - $20 per hour; while experienced professionals can earn $70,000 - $90,000 or more annually.The HVAC industry is booming, with the Bureau of Labor Statistics projecting a remarkable 15% job growth by 2026 – far outpacing many other professional fields. As buildings become more complex and environmental sustainability becomes critical, skilled HVAC technicians are now essential professionals.

The U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics highlights HVAC Technician as a high-demand career.
*Please note: Salaries can vary depending on factors such as education, experience, employer, and location. Data is sourced from ZipRecruiter.com and the U.S. Department of Labor Statistics, and it is updated annually to reflect current industry trends.

Career with Endless Potential

  • High Earning Potential - Did you know that the top HVAC technicians earn over $75,000 a year? This high-demand career offers competitive salaries, job stability, and growth opportunities—and Northview Trade School is here to help you succeed.

  • In-Demand Career - 42,000+ Estimated average annual HVAC technician job openings in the U.S. There’s no shortage of things for HVAC technicians to do. Both residential and commercial industries rely on their expertise to keep systems running.

Start Your Career Journey Today!

Ready to begin? Contact us for more information or enroll in our courses now!

Enrollment Request / Class Registration

Text or Call Us

(614) 715-5735
9:00am - 8:00pm Eastern


APPLIANCE REPAIR TECHNICIAN PROGRAM

Appliance Repair Technician Overview

Get Trained. Get Certified. Get Hired.Start a High-Paying Career in Appliance Repair – No College Debt!Looking for a career that’s hands-on, in-demand, and pays well? Our Appliance Repair Technician Training offers 100% online, self-paced learning with live industry experts. Learn through hands-on VR training, earn National Certifications like EPA 608 and OSHA 10, and get started faster and cheaper than traditional colleges or trade schools. No student loans, no wasted time – just the skills you need for a great career in the trades.Our comprehensive Appliance Repair Technician Course covers the fundamentals of diagnosing, troubleshooting, repairing, installation, and maintaining various household and commercial appliances. Students will gain experience working with refrigerators, washing machines, ovens, dishwashers, and more, preparing them for entry-level positions in the industry.Get started today and take control of your future!

  • Hands-on Virtual Reality (VR) Training

  • Nationally Recognized Certifications

  • 100% Online & Self-Paced Learning

  • Live Instructors / Industry Experts

  • High-Demand Career with Excellent Pay

Certifications

Upon successfully completing the program, you will receive be industry-recognized certifications, including the following. These credentials open doors to Appliance Repair jobs throughout the industry. Your future starts here – certified, capable, and ready to succeed!

EPA 608 Universal Certification

Authorizes safe handling and disposal of refrigerants. *(Required for every Technician in America handling refrigerants. Without this certification, the EPA will fine the technician $37,500 per day working without this certification).

OSHA 10 / OSHA 30 Certification

OSHA demonstrates essential safety training for Appliance Repair professionals. How to conduct yourself on a construction site (i.e. material handling, fire safety, confined spaces, height, etc). OSHA 10 helps save lives!

Optional Certifications*

- Certified Appliance Professional (CAP)
- United Appliance Servicers Association (UASA)
- National Appliance Service Technician Certification (NASTeC)
*(Students will be prepared for these certifications. These exams are not included in program fee).

Course Length

Total Course Hours: 110 hoursTransform Your Career in Just 6 to 10 Weeks!Schedule: Access your coursework 24/7, allowing you to learn whenever it suits you best. Progress at your own pace to achieve certification.Completion Timeline: Fast-Track to your Certification and Employment based on your own schedule.

  • Complete in 6 weeks with a commitment of 20 hours per week.

  • Complete in 3 months with a commitment of 10 hours per week.

  • Complete in 5 months with a commitment of 5 hours per week.

Extended Access: Take up to 12 months to complete the program with full access to all online materials.

Course Overview

Live sessions with Appliance Repair Instructor / Industry expert for everyone

  • Introduction to Appliance Repair Industry (12-14 hours)

  • Electrical Fundamentals for Appliance Repair (8-12 hours)

  • Gas Appliance Systems & Safety (5 – 8 hours)

  • Refrigeration and Cooling Systems (20-30 hours)

  • Laundry Appliances: Washers & Dryers (15 hours)

  • Kitchen Appliances: Ovens, Stoves, Microwaves (15-20 hours)

  • Dishwashers & Garbage Disposals (10 hours)

  • Hands-On Training & Simulations (15-20 hours)

  • Final Assessment & Certification Prep (4-12 hours)

Course Outline

Module 1: Introduction to Appliance Repair Industry (12-14 hours)


- Overview of Appliance Repair Careers and Opportunities

- Tools and Equipment Overview

- Safety Practices and OSHA Guidelines

- Ethical Repair Practices and Customer Service


Certification: OSHA 10-Hour General Industry Safety Certification

Module 2: Electrical Fundamentals for Appliance Repair (8-12 hours)


- Basic Electrical Theory and Circuits

- Multimeter Use and Electrical Testing

- Troubleshooting Electrical Components

- Safety and Lockout/Tagout Procedures

Module 3: Gas Appliance Systems and Safety (5-8 hours)


- Understanding Gas Systems in Appliances

- Gas Leak Detection and Repairs

- Gas Line Installation and Code Compliance


Certification: EPA Section 608 Type 1 (for handling refrigerants in appliances with sealed systems)

Module 4: Refrigeration and Cooling Systems (20-30 hours)


- Refrigeration Cycle Basics

- Compressor, Condenser, and Evaporator Function

- Diagnosing Cooling Issues in Refrigerators and Freezers

- Handling Refrigerants and Leak Repairs


Certification: EPA Section 608 Universal Certification

Module 5: Laundry Appliances: Washers & Dryers (15 hours)


- Washer Types and Components

- Dryer Heating Elements and Ventilation

- Diagnosing and Repairing Common Washer and Dryer Issues

Module 6: Kitchen Appliances: Ovens, Stoves, Microwaves (15-20 hours)


- Range Types (Gas vs. Electric)

- Microwave Magnetron and Control Boards

- Oven Calibration and Repair Techniques

Module 7: Dishwashers and Garbage Disposals (10 hours)


- Water Inlet Valves and Drainage Systems

- Diagnosing Cleaning and Drainage Problems

- Pump and Motor Repairs

Module 8: Hands-On Training and Simulations (15-20 hours)


- Workshop Labs for Hands-On Repair Practice

- Troubleshooting Exercises on Common Appliances

- Repair Competency Assessments

Module 9: Final Assessment and Certification Prep (4-12 hours)


- Comprehensive Final Examination

- Mock Certification Tests

- Resume and Interview Coaching

After finishing the course, students will be able to:

  • Diagnose and repair common household appliances, including refrigerators, washers, ovens, and dishwashers.

  • Safely handle electrical components, gas systems, and refrigerants.

  • Use industry-standard tools for troubleshooting and repairs.

  • Follow OSHA safety guidelines and EPA refrigerant handling regulations.

  • Prepare for industry certifications and secure entry-level appliance repair roles.

Student Support

  • Student Support Available, including:

  • Live Orientation

  • Live Instructor Sessions (Weekly)

  • 1/1 Instructor Messaging (Direct Calls & Emails)

  • Technical Support

  • Student Community Interaction

  • Virtual Reality Support

Interactive VR Learning

Learn by Doing: Our virtual curriculum is meticulously designed by seasoned industry professionals who understand exactly what it takes to excel in today’s Appliance Repair landscape.Northview Trade Schools provides an immersive learning experience with practical, scenario-based training; simulations that mirror professional challenges; and virtual practice that build genuine workplace skills.

  • Realistic Simulations: Engage with dynamic 3D scenarios that replicate real-world challenges and situations.

  • Hands-On Practice: Develop your skills in a safe, limitless virtual environment designed for maximum learning potential.

  • Expert Guidance: Learn from master electricians and experienced educators who bring practical, real-world insights to your training.

  • Boost Your Confidence: Gain expertise and assurance in ways traditional classrooms can’t provide.

Meet your Instructor

Dan Parker is an experienced instructor and professional in the HVAC/R and Appliance Repair, with over a decade of experience in the industry, both as a Technician and Instructor.Dan is known for his dedication to quality instruction and career counseling, tailored to diverse student needs. Dan is dedicated to vocational training with technical excellence, and professional integrity in the HVAC and Appliance Repair industry.Alongside his educational career, Dan is the owner of "Need Air", a thriving HVAC company in Poplar Bluff, Missouri, established in 2015.Dan holds a Master of Science in Career and Technology with a concentration in Industry Training from the University of Central Missouri (2021), and a Bachelor of Science in Business Administration from Southwest Missouri State (1997). He also earned a certification in HVAC/R from Poplar Bluff Technical Career Center in 2013.

Tuition & Admission Requirements

Program Tuition Cost$4,995
Total Program Hours100-130 clock hours
Estimated Completion Time> Complete in 6 weeks with a commitment of 20 hours per week.
> Complete in 3 months with a commitment of 10 hours per week.
> Complete in 5 months with a commitment of 5 hours per week.
Maximum time to complete Admissions RequirementsStudents have access to the online program materials for 12 months
Admissions Requirements> Internet Connection
> High School Diploma or GED
> Course Payment
> Course Registration
> At least 18 years old (Must be 18 by the time finishing the course).
> Residency: Proof of U.S. residency
> Language: English proficiency
Program Start DateClasses start every Monday

A Great Return on Your Investment

ROINorthview Trade SchoolFour-Year UniversityTwo-Year Vocational School
Average Time To Complete1-4 months3-5 Years6 months - 2 Years
Average Tuition And Fees$3,995 to $4,995$50,000 to $100,000 average$10,000 to $20,000 average
Income Lost (during school) + Education Costs$20,399$261,120$101,461
Median Compensation (Based On Full-time Employment)$46,200$47,000$38,600
Time To Recover Investment5.3 months5.6 Years2.6 Years

Frequently Asked Questions

Our online Appliance Repair course stands out by reimagining technical education for the modern learner. Unlike traditional trade schools that lock you into lengthy, expensive courses, we offer a revolutionary approach to professional training:


Rapid Certification Path


-Complete your comprehensive Appliance Repair certification in as little as 8 weeks

-Learn entirely online, from the comfort of your home

-Flexible schedule that works around your current job and life commitments


Unprecedented Affordability


-Cost significantly less than traditional trade schools (often 30-40% lower tuition)

-No hidden fees or additional expenses for commuting or physical materials

-Highest return on educational investment in the technical training market


Comprehensive Curriculum


-Fully interactive online modules covering all critical Appliance Repair technical skills

-Preparation for key industry certifications like EPA 608 Universal, and OSHA

-Real-world problem-solving techniques taught through digital simulations and case studies


Our course isn’t just an education – it’s a fast-track to a professional Appliance Repair career, designed for motivated individuals who want maximum skills with minimum time and financial investment.

Our students have exclusive access to weekly live video sessions with Master Appliance Repair Technician, Dan Parker, who hosts an interactive Q&A once per week in the evening. During these 60-minute sessions, Dan addresses student questions about course material, technical concepts, and shares valuable industry insights drawn from years of field experience and teaching thousands of Appliance Repair students.


Attendance on these calls is not mandatory, but is highly recommended for those students who are in the first few weeks of starting their program.

Our comprehensive online Appliance Repair certification course is designed to be both affordable and accessible. While traditional trade schools can cost upwards of $20,000+, our course provides professional-grade training for a fraction of that price – just $4,995 for all program training and certification preparation.

Career Outlook & Salary

$40,000 - $58,000/Year*

Median Salary for Appliance Repair Techs

As of March 2025, entry-level positions often start around $16 - $20 per hour, while experienced professionals can earn $60,000 - $75,000 or more annually.The home Appliance Repair service industry is booming, with the market size projected to reach $28.5 billion by 2032, and the Bureau of Labor Statistics projecting 8% job growth by 2028 – far outpacing many other professional fields. Every home has multiple appliances that need repaired, and skilled repair technicians are essential professionals.

The U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics highlights Appliance Repair Technician as a high-demand career.
*Please note: Salaries can vary depending on factors such as education, experience, employer, and location. Data is sourced from ZipRecruiter.com and the U.S. Department of Labor Statistics, and it is updated annually to reflect current industry trends.

Career with Endless Potential

  • High Earning Potential - Did you know that the top Appliance Repair technicians earn over $70,000 per year? This high-demand career offers competitive salaries, job stability, and growth opportunities—and Northview Trade School is here to help you succeed.

  • In-Demand Career - 20,000+ Estimated average annual Appliance Repair technician job openings in the U.S. There’s no shortage of things for Appliance Repair technicians to do. Every home has multiple appliances that need repaired, and skilled repair technicians are essential professionals.

Start Your Career Journey Today!

Ready to begin? Contact us for more information or enroll in our courses now!

Enrollment Request / Class Registration

Text or Call Us

(614) 715-5735
9:00am - 8:00pm Eastern