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Career & Technical Education
Heating, Ventilation, and Air Conditioning (HVAC)
Program Description
Basic principles and practical applications to the Air Conditioning and Heating Industry are introduced in this program. Electro-Mechanical Theory, basic electricity, and wiring diagrams are studied. Outcomes include troubleshooting, maintenance, wiring diagrams, ducting, and repair of central heating and air conditioning systems. Jobs are available in manufacturing, wholesaling, retailing, and building maintenance. This program is certified by the National Center for Construction Education and Research (NCCER).
Completer Courses
- HVAC 1
- HVAC 2
Schools Offering Completer
- CAT North
- CAT South
Potential Certifications
NCCER Certification
- Core
- Level 1 Electricity
- EPA Core
- CFC
Occupational Safety and Health Administration
- OSHA 10
EPA Refrigerant Recovery Certification
MD Department of Labor, Licensing, & Regulation HVAC Apprenticeship License
Articulated/Proficiency Credit
Community College of Baltimore County (CCBC)
- AIRC 111 HVAC Safety, Tools, and Methods (3 credits)
- AIRC 115 Fundamentals of Refrigeration (3 credits)
- AIRC 205 Heating Systems (3 credits)
- AIRC 104 Basics of HVAC/Electricity ($ credits)
Career Opportunities upon Program Completion
- Heating, Air Conditioning, and Refrigeration Mechanics and Installers ($38,800 - $$94,270)
- Home Appliance Repairer ($34,460 - $67,100)
- Geothermal Technician ($30,270 - $65,470)
- Facilitites Maintenance and Repair ($31,540 - $69,300)
- Sheet Metal Worker ($38,490 - $86,470)
Career Opportunities with Additional Education and Training
- HVAC Code Inspector ($48,480 - $88,190)
- Energy Engineer ($42,520 - $176,280)
- Control and Valve Installers ($39,460 - $85,580)
- Construction Project Manager ($66,380 - $174,170)
- Business Owner
Interested?
See your School Counselor for more information!
