September 20 – November 19, 2021
Course Cost: $895 (scholarships available for qualifying military veterans)
Prerequisites: There are no prerequisites to take this course.
Course Format [27 Course Hours / 9 Weeks]: This is an online course with pre-recorded weekly lectures. Other learning activities include reading assignments, quizzes, videos of narrated PowerPoint presentations, discussion forums, and an individual project.
Course Description: The nation’s electrical energy generation sources are rapidly transitioning from large central generation plants that burn fossil fuels to distributed generation systems (often located on rooftops) that use renewable energy sources such as solar photovoltaic. Important standards and regulation, like IEEE 1547-2018 at the federal level or California Rule 21 or Hawaii Rule 14H at the state level, are driving development agenda.
This course is an introduction to Distributed Energy Resources (DER) in the electrical grid and the standards that inform DER deployment. The course requires no prior knowledge of the topic and is intended for students who are interested in exploring technical (e.g. engineering, chemistry, software), professional (e.g. architecture, marketing, finance), and operational (e.g. accounting, logistics) careers in the rapidly growing distributed energy industry. Students will acquire a foundation in the basic electrical concepts that are needed to understand the more detailed considerations associated with DER in the grid. The course will also provide detailed insights into topics concerning DER interconnection standards and regulations, DER networking standards like IEEE 2030.5, and cybersecurity. Key DER technologies such as solar, wind, energy storage, and electric vehicles are also covered in more depth.
September 20 – November 19, 2021
Course Cost: $895 (scholarships available for qualifying military veterans)
Prerequisites: There are no prerequisites to take this course.
Course Format [27 Course Hours / 9 Weeks]: This is an online course with pre-recorded weekly lectures. Other learning activities include reading assignments, quizzes, videos of narrated PowerPoint presentations, discussion forums, and an individual project.
Course Description: With increasing numbers of IoT devices being connected to the Internet, cybersecurity has become a vital requirement for the safe, reliable, and secure operation of those devices. Cybersecurity is especially important for a Smart Energy DER device as it is connected to the critical electric grid infrastructure. Understanding the threats in the Smart Energy environment, the tools available to combat the threats, and how to apply these tools are important skills for successfully installing and maintaining Smart Energy DER devices. This course will introduce participants to cybersecurity topics including the purpose of cybersecurity, what are the cybersecurity threats, and how do we protect against them. Some of the key components of cybersecurity such as encryption and the Public Key Infrastructure (PKI) will be examined in detail. Finally, the course analyzes and applies cybersecurity specifically in the Smart Energy DER use case and the IEEE 2030.5 communication standard.
September 20 – November 19, 2021
Course Cost: $895 (scholarships available for qualifying military veterans)
Prerequisites: There are no prerequisites. And students should have a firm grasp of the basic principles of electricity and data communications. An understanding of grid-tied solar PV and energy storage systems will be helpful.
Course Format [27 Course Hours / 9 Weeks]: This is an online course with pre-recorded weekly lectures. Other learning activities include reading assignments, quizzes, videos of narrated PowerPoint presentations, discussion forums, and an individual project.
Course Description: The course begin with an overview of Distributed Energy Resource (DER) market requirements in California, and an introduction to grid standards and DER functions in the U.S. and other national markets around the world. Subsequent modules will present communication protocols for DER, California-specific communication requirements, a drill-down into the features of California’s default communication standard (IEEE 2030.5), a review of cybersecurity requirements, testing considerations, and how to deploy secure DER networks in the field. The purpose of this course is to provide Distributed Energy technical professionals (engineers, product managers, managers, and technical executives) working in the DER industry with an understanding of: California market dynamics; the regulatory and the technical requirements for data communication; cybersecurity and testing considerations; and considerations for deploying secure networks for DER.
September 20 – October 8, 2021
Course Cost: $295 (scholarships available for qualifying military veterans)
Prerequisites: While there are no prerequisites to this course, students with knowledge of Distributed Energy Resources and/or data communication systems based on TCP/IP protocols will benefit most.
Course Format [9 Course Hours / 3 Weeks]: This is an online course with pre-recorded weekly lectures. Other learning activities include reading assignments, quizzes, videos of narrated PowerPoint presentations, discussion forums, and an individual project.
Course Description: As society’s demand for energy switches from fossil fuels to renewable energy sources such as solar and wind, the location and number of energy generation systems is changing dramatically. While in the past relatively few, large generators served virtually all electrical needs in the U.S., future demand will be served by millions of small Distributed Energy Resources (DER’s), many located on residential home rooftops, commercial buildings, or land that is closer to energy demand. On the regulatory front, important standards, like IEEE 1547-2018 at the federal level or California Rule 21 or Hawaii rule 14H as the state level, are driving the architecture of these DER systems.
As DER systems come online, many systems including; PV systems, stationary energy storage systems, electric vehicles (EV’s) and EV charging stations) will attach to data communication networks that conform to the IEEE 2030.5 standard. These networks will enable DER systems to communicate with the local utility for the purpose of managing grid health and optimizing total system cost. Such an environment represents an inviting target for criminals, terrorists and other adversaries.
This course will examine the evolution of DER networks based on the IEEE 2030.5 standard, how this evolution introduces cybersecurity risks, and how these risks can be mitigated. This course is intended for students who are interested in exploring technical (e.g. cybersecurity, engineering, software, systems management), professional (e.g. architecture, marketing, finance), and operational (e.g. operations & maintenance, sit monitoring) careers in the rapidly growing distributed energy industry. Students will acquire a foundation in the basic cybersecurity concepts that are needed to understand the more detailed considerations associated with securing DER in the grid.
September 20 – November 19, 2021
Course Cost: $895 (scholarships available for qualifying military veterans)
Prerequisites: BS in Computer Science, Software Development, Engineering or equivalent background knowledge and experience is suggested.
Course Format [27 Course Hours / 3 Weeks]: This is an online course with pre-recorded weekly lectures. Other learning activities include reading assignments, quizzes, videos of narrated PowerPoint presentations, discussion forums, and an individual project.
Course Description: SunSpec Modbus™ is a set of data models and a communication protocol that is used in electric energy generation and storage applications for in-plant, component-level, monitoring and control. This course will cover the fundamentals of the Modbus protocol, including system architecture, register maps, discovery techniques, and supported information model types.
This course is intended for software developers, implementers of Distributed Energy Resources (DER) networking solutions, and others involved in DER manufacturing, operations.
October 11 – 29, 2021
Course Cost: $295 (scholarships available for qualifying military veterans)
Prerequisite: N/A. While there are no prerequisites for this course, those with knowledge of PLC and wireless communication solutions for embedded computing devices will benefit the most.
Course Format [9 Course Hours / 3 Weeks]: This is an online course with pre-recorded weekly lectures. Other learning activities include reading assignments, quizzes, videos of narrated PowerPoint presentations, discussion forums, and an individual project.
Course Description: California’s law requiring solar PV on every new residential structure, rooftop solar PV, often paired with energy storage, will soon be ubiquitous in the United States. Recognizing this trend and its potential impact on human safety, the National Fire Protection Association introduced new requirements for rooftop solar PV systems in the 2017 edition of “NFPA 70: National Electrical Code®” (a.k.a. NEC 2017). Section 690.12 of NEC 2017, “Rapid Shutdown of PV Systems on Buildings,” requires conductors inside-the-array boundary to be de-energized to 80 volts or less within 30 seconds of initiating a rapid shutdown event. This requirement came into force on January 1, 2020 and is now in effect in 34 states. While it is possible for solar PV product manufacturers and integrators to fulfill NEC 2017 Rapid Shutdown requirements without a supporting communication system to detect faults and re-energize PV modules, it is more common that a communication system—using Power Line Communications (PLC) or wireless technology—is used for this purpose. This course is an examination of data communication technologies, deployment techniques, and regulatory considerations associated with PV module rapid shutdown solutions. The course is intended for students interested in exploring technical (e.g. engineering, component design, system design), professional (e.g. solar project development, regulatory compliance, energy policy, supply chain management) and vocational (e.g. system installation, operations & maintenance, site monitoring) careers in the rapidly growing solar energy industry. Students will acquire a foundation in the basic data communication concepts associated with PV module communication solutions and the regulated operating environments these solutions exist within
Become a Certified HVAC/R Technician
New construction is fueling the industry, so there’s no better time to enter the HVAC/R field. This course will prepare you to earn NATE or HVAC Excellence certification in under 12 months! You’ll master core skills like accurate measurement and conversions, heat carrying capacity, condensation and vaporization, and air weight and value.
Job Outlook for Certified HVAC/R Technicians
According the Bureau of Labor Statistics the employment of HVAC/R technicians is expected to grow 13% during the next few years, which equals 46,300 new jobs! The BLS also states that the average salary for these developers is just under $49,000 per year with top earners making nearly $78,000.
Certified HVAC/R Technician FAQs
WHAT DOES AN HVAC/R TECHNICIAN DO? Heating, air conditioning, and refrigeration (HVAC/R) technicians, also called installers or mechanics, work on the systems that control the temperature, humidity, and quality of the air in our homes, workplaces, and all other types of buildings.
DO HVAC/R TECHNICIANS NEED A CERTIFICATION? Many states require that HVAC/R technicians have a license before they are able to work independently. NATE and HVAC Excellence certifications are widely recognized both in the field and by customers seeking service.
DOES THIS COURSE PREPARE ME FOR CERTIFICATION? Yes. This HVACR Technician Certification course will prepare you for the HVAC Excellence Core and Professional Technician certifications exams, the NATE Core and Specialty Test certification exams, and the EPA Section 608 certification exam.
HOW LONG DOES IT TAKE TO COMPLETE A CERTIFIED HVAC/R TECHNICIAN COURSE? This Certified HVAC/R Technician course can be completed in 12 months or less and it will help you:
Build a strong foundation of HVACR service, repair, and maintenance
Prepare to sit for the NATE certification exams
Prepare to sit for the HVAC Excellence certification exams
Prepare to sit for the EPA 608 Refrigerant Handling exam
Prerequisites and Requirements
This course is designed for HVACR technicians with one-to-two years of industry experience. A high school diploma or equivalent is required.
Registration and Enrollment
This course is 100% online. Start anytime.
Certified Indoor Air Quality Manager Training
Online Indoor Air Quality Certification
If you are a building owner, facility manager or health and safety officer, indoor air quality (IAQ) represents an important issue to your facility, its occupants and your organization. Poor IAQ can cause symptoms and diseases that lead to lost attendance and may create liability issues. In this 100% online course, you will learn to diagnose, resolve, and prevent IAQ complaints. As you learn to improve your building’s indoor air, you will also prepare for the Certified Indoor Air Quality Manager exam from the American Council for Accredited Certification (ACAC).
Job Outlook for Certified Indoor Air Quality Manager
Certified IAQ Manager FAQs
WHAT SKILLS DOES A CERTIFIED IAQ MANAGER NEED? IAQ Managers combine knowledge of building systems with skills in areas of air quality measurement, monitoring, and remediation in case of a problem. They need to know how air gets into a building and circulates via the Heating, Cooling, Ventilation and Air Conditioning (HVAC) systems. And they need to have a keen sense of indoor pollutants, including their sources and movement inside the building. They manage a building’s records and conduct regular inspections to ensure air quality.
IS CERTIFICATION IMPORTANT FOR IAQ MANAGERS? The ACAC is the only independent, third-party accreditation provider for IAQ. This independence assures potential employers and clients that you have undertaken a challenging course of study to acquire formal IAQ skills and a credential. Although each state and municipality sets its own standards for air quality management, some states require certification for IAQ Managers. Please check your state or local regulations.
Prerequisites and Requirements
There are no prerequisites to take this course. However, there are experience requirements if you plan to take the optional certification exam by the American Council for Accredited Certification (ACAC). ACAC requires a high school diploma or GED, along with two years of documented experience in property management, risk management, asset management, or corporate policy-making. Questions regarding certification should be directed to ACAC.
Registration and Enrollment
This course is open enrollment. You can enroll and begin any time.
Become a Certified Indoor Environmentalist
Certified Indoor Environmentalist Training
Indoor environmentalists help create healthy living and workspaces by preventing, diagnosing, and resolving indoor environmental problems. In this 100% online course, you will learn the concepts and practices indoor environmental specialists use. Key topics include contaminants, health effects, building science, HVAC, equipment, assessments, mold remediation, and industry standards and guidelines. Upon successful completion, you will be prepared to take and pass the Certified Indoor Environmentalist (CIE) exam sponsored by the American Council for Accredited Certification (ACAC).
Job Outlook for Certified Indoor Environmentalist
The US Bureau of Labor Statistics forecasts 8% growth in demand for environmental scientists and specialists between now and 2029. The BLS notes that this growth is driven largely by an increase in public awareness of the importance of environmental quality to human health and well-being.
Certified Indoor Environmentalist FAQs
WHAT SKILLS DO CERTIFIED INDOOR ENVIRONMENTALISTS REQUIRE? The Certified Indoor Environmentalist exam assesses and validates skills related to the following areas:
IS CERTIFICATION IMPORTANT FOR AN INDOOR ENVIRONMENTALIST? Certified Indoor Environmentalists usually either work with premier construction-related organizations or operate on their own as consultants. In either case, certification signals to high-level employers or clients that an Indoor Environmentalist has undertaken a comprehensive and recognized program of study and preparation. Certification marks you as a trustworthy partner in indoor environmental health.
Prerequisites and Requirements
There are no prerequisites to taking the CIE course. There are, however, experience requirements if you wish to take the optional certification exam by the American Council for Accredited Certification (ACAC). ACAC requires a high school diploma or GED, along with two years of documented field experience related to indoor air quality. Questions regarding certification should be directed to ACAC. Those with a background in HVAC, home inspection, construction, or healthcare may more easily comprehend certain sections of the course; however, the course material does not assume the learner has already received training and therefore topics are explained thoroughly.
Registration and Enrollment
This course is open enrollment. You can enroll and begin anytime.
Online Engineering Technician Training
Become an Engineering Technician
Engineering technicians play a vital role in the research, development and production process. This 100% online course will train you for a career in manufacturing engineering tech. Key topics include machining, quality, grinding, electrical systems, automation, motor controls and more.
JOB OUTLOOK FOR ENGINEERING TECHNICIANS
Engineering TECHNICIAN FAQS
WHAT IS THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN AN ENGINEER AND AN ENGINEERING TECHNICIAN? Engineer is a term to describe generalists who work across research and development, as well as design and production. Technicians play a supporting role throughout the engineering process and may be tasked with various duties that aid an engineer. Additionally, a team of engineering techs may work under a single engineer.
WHAT DO ENGINEERING TECHNICIANS DO? Engineering technicians help solve technical problems throughout the engineering process, and their duties may vary depending on the field they work in. In the manufacturing industry, an engineer tech might draft layouts, build equipment, conduct experiments, collect data and record results.
Prerequisites and Requirements
There are no prerequisites to take this course.
Registration and Enrollment
This course is 100% online. Start anytime.
Online Certificate in Home Inspection
Become a Certified Home Inspector
In any housing market, homebuyers need a qualified home inspector to identify issues that can affect their purchase. This 100% course covers all the information you need to earn your Certificate in Home Inspection and launch your career as a home inspector. Key topics include assessing electrical, heating, plumbing and structural systems; documentation and more.
Job Outlook for Home Inspectors
According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, home inspectors earn a median annual salary of about $45,000. This role is expected to see average growth throughout the decade, depending on housing market cycles. Specialized home inspectors, those with a background in construction or expertise in mold, asbestos or termites, can earn significantly more.
Home Inspector FAQs
WHAT IS A HOME INSPECTION? Home inspectors are an important part of the home sale process. Typically, after a home goes into escrow, the buyer hires a home inspector (either independent or part of a company) to check the home and identify any major issues guided by state standards.
DO HOME INSPECTORS NEED A LICENSE? Regulation for home inspectors varies by state. However, Consumer Reports, Forbes and most established realty organizations recommend using a home inspectors with credentials from a nationally-recognized organizations like ASHI, National Institute of Building Inspectors (NIBI) or the International Association of Certified Home Inspectors (InterNACHI), especially in deregulated states.
DOES THIS COURSE ALIGN WITH THE ASHI STANDARDS OF PRACTICE? Yes. This course has been approved by the American Society of Home Inspectors, and also counts for membership renewal credits. It also aligns with educational requirements required for certification by the National Institute of Building Inspectors.
Prerequisites and Requirements
There are no specific prerequisites for taking this course.
Registration and Enrollment
This course is 100% online. Start anytime.
HVAC/R Controls and Building Automation Training
Learn HVAC/R Controls and Building Automation Online
For HVAC/R professionals, facility managers, and commercial maintenance technicians, HVAC/R controls and building automation systems represent the leading edge of facility management. In this 100% online course you will extend your current knowledge of HVAC/R systems into the realm of sensors, controllers and operational interfaces for digital building systems. Intended for working facility management and maintenance professionals this course is developed by Ron Auvil, building automation expert and author of HVAC Control Systems. Mr. Auvil also teaches this material through video lectures that accompany each module.
Job Outlook for HVAC/R Controls and Building Automation Systems
The US Bureau of Labor Statistics forecasts a 6% growth rate in the demand for Administrative Services and Facilities Managers between now and 2029. This is faster than expected growth for all jobs. The BLS notes that an ongoing focus on the environmental impacts and efficiency of our buildings will keep savvy and well-trained facility managers in demand.
HVAC/R Controls and Building Automation Systems FAQs
WHY ARE HVAC/R CONTROLS AND BUILDING AUTOMATION SYSTEMS IMPORTANT?
HVAC/R Controls and Building Automation Systems balance the use of a commercial building’s heating, cooling and electricity systems to save energy and extend the building’s life. The US Department of Energy reports that properly configured and automated building systems could reduce energy consumption by commercial buildings by 29%. This is the equivalent of 4-5% of all the energy consumed in the world.
WHAT KINDS OF WORK DO HVAR/R CONTROLS AND BUILDING AUTOMATION SYSTEMS INVOLVE?
HVAC/R Controls and Building Automation Systems professionals configure, install, operate and maintain the systems that provide climate control, refrigeration, air quality, electricity supply and internet connectivity. As all of these systems are run by electronic and digital controls, their work is focused on the controls, monitoring systems, communication networks, alarms and building data systems that combine to keep a building running smoothly and comfortably for its occupants.
Prerequisites and Requirements
To enroll in this course you must have completed an educational course for HVACR and/or have current industry work experience in the field.
Registration and Enrollment
This course is open enrollment. You can enroll and begin anytime.
Online HVAC/R Simulation Training
Learn HVAC/R Systems by Simulation
For HVAC/R Field Technicians, keeping up with increasingly rapid and complex changes in technology represents a significant challenge. Simulation is a proven method to accelerate your learning by mimicking field conditions in a virtual environment. In this 100% online course, you will practice servicing, maintaining, and troubleshooting common HVAC/R scenarios in true-to-life situations that simulate service calls. Upon completion, you will test your skills in 12 assessment simulations to prove your new capabilities.
Job Outlook for HVAC/R Simulations for Field Technicians
The US Bureau of Labor Statistics expects demand for Heating, Air Conditioning, and Refrigeration Mechanics and Installers to grow by 4% between now and 2029, about as fast as the growth rate for all jobs. However, the BLS notes that growth in the number and sophistication of climate-control systems will increase demand for specifically-qualified HVAC/R technicians.
HVAC/R Simulations for Field Technicians FAQs
WHICH HVAC/R SYSTEMS ARE AVAILABLE FOR SIMULATION TRAINING? Simulation training covers seven pieces of HVAC/R equipment. This course includes approximately 200 scenarios that simulate service calls on the following: Gas Furnace; Oil Furnace; Gas Boiler; Split Residential A/C; Commercial A/C; Heat Pumps and Commercial Walk-in Freezers.
IS SIMULATION AN EFFECTIVE WAY TO LEARN HVAC/R SYSTEMS? Because effective simulations use the same concepts, tools and physical movements as real life, simulation is considered a very effective way to learn hands-on skills. Learning experts say that simulation provides the combination of challenge and repetition that helps many learners master procedures faster and more effectively.
WHAT SKILLS CAN I LEARN THROUGH HVAC/R SIMULATION? HVAC/R simulation training involves the same skills and processes as your real-life work assignments. This course includes scenarios that simulate installation, diagnosis and troubleshooting on HVAC/R equipment in a virtual environment.
Prerequisites and Requirements
There is no prerequisite for this course. While anyone training for an HVAC/R career would benefit, the simulations are geared to those with two or more years of experience in the field or a working knowledge of HVAC/R systems.
Registration and Enrollment
This course is open enrollment. You can enroll and begin anytime.
Become a LEED Green Associate
LEED Green Associate Training Online
Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design (LEED) is the most widely used rating system for designing or verifying a building’s or neighborhood’s green features. In this 100% online course, you will learn the standards for green building practices for residential and commercial projects. Upon successful completion, you will be prepared for the LEED Green Associate Credential from the US Green Building Council (USGBC). Enrollment includes a voucher to cover the USGBC exam fee.
Job Outlook for LEED Professionals
LEED Professional FAQs
WHAT TRENDS ARE IMPACTING LEED CAREERS? The US BLS cites a growing awareness of hazards facing the natural environment as a key driver in the growth of environmentally-oriented jobs. Demands placed on the environment by population growth, the availability of environmentally-friendly building materials and processes and lowered cost of ownership for green buildings all factor into favorable trends for LEED careers.
WHAT JOB TITLES ARE ASSOCIATED WITH LEED PROFESSIONALS? Many LEED Green Associate jobs carry construction-related titles such as project coordinator, project manager and architectural designer. In addition, green building-specific job titles may include:
Prerequisites and Requirements
There are no prerequisites to take this course.
Registration and Enrollment
This course is open enrollment. You can enroll and begin anytime.
Online Maintenance Technician Training
Become a Maintenance Technician
In our highly automated manufacturing economy, every machine requires maintenance and occasional repair. If just one machine goes out of service, it can mean disruptions in the entire supply chain. As a result, maintenance technicians with strong mechanical skills are in high demand. If you like to fix things with your hands, this 100% online course will provide you with the knowledge and skills to start a great career as a maintenance technician. Upon successful completion, you will have a thorough understanding of how machines and systems function and know how to keep them running reliably for their expected lifespan and beyond.
Job Outlook for Maintenance Technicians
MAINTENANCE TECHNICIAN FAQs
WHAT DO MAINTENANCE TECHNICIANS DO? Maintenance Technicians are responsible for keeping increasingly automated factories and distribution warehouses running smoothly. They oversee scheduled maintenance and periodic repairs for electrical and mechanical systems like power supplies and logic controllers, fabrication tools and conveyor rollers.
HOW DO I GET STARTED AS A MAINTENANCE TECHNICIAN? The first step is to get great training. A solid Maintenance Technician course not only provides you with skills and knowledge, it also signals to top-tier employers that you are a professional who takes their work seriously. Once trained, many Maintenance Technicians start their careers as assistants, where they learn the specifics of an employer’s job floor, machines and systems. Others begin by working directly on the shop floor, where they gain experience, establish themselves and learn to operate the machines they will be supporting.
Prerequisites and Requirements
There are no prerequisites to take this course.
Registration and Enrollment
This course is open enrollment. You can enroll and begin at any time.
Welder Technician Training
Become a Welder Technician
Welder technicians use welding tools to bond metals into new or repaired components and parts. They may fix damaged metal machines or help engineers create new designs and equipment. Welder technicians work in industries ranging from aerospace to construction to oilfield operations and many more. If you enjoy working with your hands, using machines, and solving problems, this 100% online course will train you to start a career as a welder technician.
Job Outlook for Welders
Welder Technician FAQs
WHAT SKILLS TO WELDER TECHNICIANS NEED? Welder technicians use a variety of welding techniques, including arc, soldering, plasma cutting and oxyfuel cutting processes. They use math to determine tolerances, read blueprints and configure physical designs from engineering concepts. They must be familiar with the properties of metals, including both ferrous metals like steel and iron and non-ferrous metals like aluminum, copper, lead, nickel, tin, titanium and zinc. Welder technicians work with powerful equipment, so safety procedures and practices are very important. Finally, welder technicians often work in teams on loud, sometimes dangerous jobs. Therefore, listening and collaboration skills are crucial.
CAN WELDER TECHNICIANS WORK ANYWHERE? Although some state and local governments have license or certification requirements, welding is generally considered a very mobile career. Excellent welders are known as elite trades practitioners who can find work almost anywhere.
IS AN ONLINE COURSE GOOD FOR LEARNING WELDING? This course is designed as an accelerated training package that will give you the concepts and skills you need to get started in a welding career. These include math, inspection, safety, materials, quality, metal cutting, grinding, forming, robotics, rigging, and welding.
Prerequisites and Requirements
There are no prerequisites to take this course.
Registration and Enrollment
This course is open enrollment. You can enroll and start any time.
Online curso de formación – HVACR
Comience su carrera en HVACR
HVACR es una de las industrias más constantes para nuevos puestos de trabajo, por lo que no hay mejor momento para unirse! Este curso le preparará para un rol de nivel de entrada en el campo HVACR. Comprenderá los requisitos básicos necesarios para obtener un certificado “Ready to Work” de NATE e iniciar un aprendizaje.
Trabajo por técnicos HVACR
Técnicos HVACR FAQs
¿QUÉ HACE UN TÉCNICO DE HVACR? Los técnicos de HVACR trabajan en las máquinas que controlan la temperatura, humedad y calidad del aire en casas, lugares de trabajo y otros edificios.
¿CÓMO ME HAGO UN TÉCNICO HVACR? Para trabajar como técnico de HVACR, debe trabajar como aprendiz bajo un técnico autorizado durante 2,000 horas. Tener una formación formal y un certificado de “work ready” mejora tus posibilidades de éxito.
Requisite
Este curso está diseñado para estudiantes sin el fondo en HVACR. Sin embargo, recomendamos tener un diploma de escuela secundaria o GED.
Matricula
Este curso es 100% online. Empieza en cualquier momento.
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