This apprenticeship related training program is entirely online–convenient quality education; and it is the only ANSI CAP Accredited Apprenticeship in the world. HVACRedu.net is a US Department of Labor Registered Apprenticeship Training Provider because our online courses align with the US Department of Labor Apprenticeship Guidelines. HVACRedu.net is also accredited by HVAC Excellence.
This online program is the related training/educational component of registered apprenticeship programs; or many employers find it a valuable structured way to provide on-the-job training to new employees. [Note: Employment and on-the-job-training are not included.] All courses are written and supported by qualified industry experts. Courses are open entry: open exit, available 24/7/365 so students may begin the program at any time. Students have 8 months from the date of enrollment to access their online program and complete the year’s curriculum, but they may complete in less time without restriction. We are happy to offer assistance registering your apprenticeship program with our online training in your state, please contact us.
Textbooks: Although a number of e-books are included in the courses, The required textbooks are not included. Please check out the REQUIRED textbooks and the recommended Tool List at the back of our Master Catalog. You are encouraged to purchase your books from any book seller you choose. You may purchase new or used books, or you may borrow or share them. If you already have any of the textbooks, you may use those. If you plan to purchase books, we suggest a reputable online bookseller.
To get you started on the right foot, we provide a live program orientation and a campus navigation video to help students succeed. You will read, explore the online course resources, and take online exams at the end of each learning module. We estimate study time is at least 6 hours a week. Please complete 2 modules each week. That will keep you on track to complete within your 8 month schedule. Apprentices can view only the first topic module, and open the following module by earning a minimum score of 65% on each exam. . . one module at a time however, an overall averaged grade of 75% is required to successfully pass the program and receive a certificate of completion.
At the mid-point of each year’s study, students will take a mid-term exam that covers all the material in the first half of the program. At the end of the year’s study, students will take a final exam that covers all the material in the second half of the program. Review of the completed modules prior to mid-term and final exams are encouraged. You should refer to the Apprentice Student Handbook for specifics.
This program qualifies for pay-as-you-go in-house financing when purchased through the store.
Online Courses Include
"If you are new to HVACRedu.net, but have completed some Apprentice Related Training elsewhere, we can transfer-in your program. "
Please contact registrations@hvacredu.net to find out about or begin the transfer process.
- Online reading (similar to lecture notes)
- Online course discussions led by the instructors
- Textbook reading assignments
- Online quizzes and exams
- Streaming video, animations, web presentations
- Competency check-off sheets
Common Questions
Career Opportunities
Career Opportunities
HVAC industry workers are considered part of the essential workforce. A career in HVAC is a career for life! There is no glass ceiling, meaning you can go as high up as you want to go.
Additionally, a career in HVAC is a career in the green industry. With a variety of green HVAC technologies becoming available to consumers, you will be a part of the growing movement of installing greener methods of heating and cooling.
Upon completion of this program, you’ll be fully prepared to take on rewarding positions such as:
- Installer
- Service Technician Apprentice
- Senior Service Technician
- Service Team Lead
- Field Manager
- HVAC and Refrigeration Service Manager
- HVAC and Refrigeration Training Manager
- Instructor
How do I register?
If you’re ready to take that first step to become an HVACRedu student and begin your journey toward a rewarding career, that’s great! You’re about to make a smart decision that have long-term benefits for you and your future.We’re prepared to help you achieve your goals every step of the way, from initial inquiry to getting out into the field. Let us get you the personalized admissions assistance you need to get started on a rewarding career path.
Steps You’ll Need to Take
- Students should be 18 years or older. Submitting your enrollment for a program validates that you are at least 18. If you are not yet 18, please email info@hvacredu.net before enrolling.
- It’s recommended that students are employed in the HVACR industry; OR, they make arrangements with an HVACR-industry professional who can supervise the practical application of competencies and provide hands-on work experience have the use of a learning lab throughout the Program. If you do not yet have these arrangements, you are encouraged to make some local contacts. If you cannot find a placement, please let us know to help you locate a situation in your area.
- Students need frequent, reliable access to a computer with high-speed internet and need to allow sufficient time (6 hours or more per week) to devote to learning.
- Select the Program of your choice and be prepared to pay in full or make a down payment (if you select the Pay-as-you-go plan) with a credit or debit card. If your employer pays for your enrollment, HVACRedu.net provides your activity and progress reports (when requested) to your employer.
- Complete the Program Enrollment Information
- Proceed to the payment page and complete (choose pay in full or pay-as-you-go).
- Once your purchase is processed, Student Services emails a welcome letter with your User Name and Password and instructions for logging into the campus. Check your email and save it.
- As soon as you can, log into the campus and complete your “Program Pre-Assessment” to provide us with your Computer, English, and Math readiness. There is no pass or fail.
- Your Program begins with an orientation with one of our faculty. The Orientation information is provided to you in your email welcome letter.
- You do not need to wait until your Orientation is completed to start your first course. And you do not need to wait for your textbook. The time starts ticking on your enrollment period the day we email your welcome letter, so you’ll want to get started.
Once you begin studying online, you may ask questions or get assistance by emailing your instructor or Student Services. We are here to support your educational success.
Learning Objectives
Year 1 (155 hours)
- Basic Construction Math (12 hrs)
- Basic Hand and Power Tools (6 hrs)
- Intro to Applied Science (21 hrs)
- Energy Sources (18 hrs)
- Basic Sheet Metal (21 hrs)
- Building Systems (6 hrs)
- Employability Skills (9 hrs)
- Copper Works (6 hrs)
- Refrigeration Cycle I (18 hrs)
- EPA 608 Prep (8 hrs)
- OSHA 30 Hour Construction Safety (30 hrs)
Program Learning Objectives for Year 1
Basic Construction Math, Basic Hand & Power Tools, Introduction to Applied Science, Energy Sources, Basic Sheet Metal, Building Systems, Employability Skills, Copper Works, Refrigeration Cycle I, EPA 608, and OSHA Construction Safety, by earning an overall average score of 75% or higher in the combined year’s curriculum.
Year 2 (149 hours)
- Everything About Belts (3 hrs)
- Intro to Blueprints (12 hrs)
- Construction Technology (20 hrs)
- Customer Service (15 hrs)
- Indoor Air Quality Basics (18 hrs)
- Refrigeration Cycle II (18 hours)
- Refrigeration Cycle Service (9 hrs)
- Electrical DC I (18 hrs)
- Electrical AC II (18 hrs)
- Air Properties & Measurement (18 hrs)
Program Learning Objectives for Year 2
Everything About Belts, Intro to Blueprints, Construction Technology, Customer Service, Indoor Air Quality Basics, Refrigeration Cycle II, Refrigeration Cycle Service, Electrical DC I, Electrical AC II, and Air Properties & Measurement; by earning an overall average score of 75% or higher in the combined year’s curriculum.
Year 3 (150 hours)
- Electrical Common Components (18 hrs)
- Electrical Motors (21 hrs)
- Heat Loads – Manual J (18 hrs)
- R-410A Refrigerant Technology (18 hrs)
- Air Distribution – Manual D (18 hrs)
- Gas Heat I (18 hrs)
- Fuel Gas Pipe Sizing (12 hrs)
- Intro to Cooling System Troubleshooting (18 hrs)
- High Efficiency Ventilation (9 hrs)
Program Learning Objectives for Year 3
Electrical Common Components, Electrical Motors, Heat Loads – Manual J, R-410A Refrigerant Technology, Air Distribution – Manual D, Gas Heat I, Fuel Gas Pipe Sizing, Intro to Cooling System Troubleshooting, and High Efficiency Ventilation; by earning an overall average score of 75% or higher in the combined year’s curriculum.
Year 4 (153 hours)
- Fuel Gas Venting Systems (16 hrs)
- Code IFGC (20 hrs)
- Hydronics I (18 hrs)
- Advanced Troubleshooting (21 hrs)
- Commercial Boiler Fundamentals (6 hrs)
- High Efficiency Commercial Boilers (6 hrs)
- Air Handlers & Roof Top Units (6 hrs)
- Building Automation Systems I (18 hrs)
- High Efficiency HVAC (12 hrs)
- Central Chillers (6 hrs)
- Cooling Towers (6 hrs)
- Operations Management (18 hrs)
Program Learning Objectives for Year 4
Fuel Gas Venting Systems, Code IFGC, Hydronics I, Advanced Troubleshooting, Commercial Boiler Fundamentals, High Efficiency Commercial Boilers, Air Handlers & Roof Top Units, Building Automation Systems I, High Efficiency HVAC, Central Chillers, Cooling Towers, and Operations Management; by earning an overall average score of 75% or higher in the combined year’s curriculum.
Find Out More About HVAC Training Online
HVACRedu has the most in-depth Heating, Ventilation, Air Conditioning, and Refrigeration courses in the world. As the need for professionally trained and certified technicians grows, it is ever increasingly vital to provide resources to match busy schedules. You can also upgrade your skills and training upon completion of this program by taking our intermediate and advanced level courses. Each of our professionally created courses and programs is built around a sequence of learning. The end goal is building up professional technicians to solve the future industry vacancies and needs.The company has earned many awards and recognitions for our course tracks, specialty courses, and our people.
"Certified Master HVAC Educators (CMHE) are standing by to help you through your learning pathway and stackable credentials"
Mission
Quality online education, student success, and exceptional customer services are our primary objectives. HVACRedu.net is the leading online education provider for the HVAC and Building Performance industries. We strive to continue building and expanding our services, partnerships, and credentials and maintaining our educational quality built to national standards.
Vision
To offer complete, comprehensive, and growing educational programs, the leading experts in the online HVAC training industry are recognized as the primary online education resource for the HVAC, Building Performance, and related communities.
Professional Academic Delivery
Our user-friendly Learning Management Systems (LMS) deliver your lessons, courses, and learning tracks to almost any device with an internet connection.
Professional Attitude
Recommendations, consultations, and guidance from our team of specialists help you avoid mistakes and blunders during your lessons, courses, and learning tracks.
We Are Ready to Help
Our courses and tracks are designed around the beginning student, the technician, or company management. Check with our helpful learning services team members and ask about programs tailored for your needs.
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