SCI's HVAC program gives students the opportunity to build hands-on trades skills in heating, ventilation, and air conditioning systems used across residential and commercial job sites.
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Request information about SCI's HVAC program and connect with an SCI representative to learn more about upcoming opportunities to start hands-on trades training.
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Program Overview
Build Skills for theHVAC Trade
The HVAC program covers the core hands-on skills used to install, service, and troubleshoot heating, ventilation, and air conditioning systems on actual residential and commercial equipment.
Diagnostics and Maintenance
Metering, leak detection, and troubleshooting on heating and cooling equipment.
Heating and Cooling
Air movement and distribution systems across residential and commercial settings.
Venting and Ducting
Piping, soldering, brazing, and duct system installation and repair.
HVAC Electrical
Control circuits, motor troubleshooting, and wiring for HVAC systems.
Refrigerant Handling
Recovery, recharging, and safe handling of refrigerants on modern HVAC systems.
Safety and EPA 608 Prep
Job-site safety practices and preparation for the EPA Section 608 certification exam.
Program availability varies by campus. SCI does not guarantee employment or salary outcomes.
Prepare for HVACOpportunities
HVAC professionals keep homes and businesses comfortable by installing, servicing, and troubleshooting heating, ventilation, and air conditioning systems. SCI's program is designed to help students train hands-on with the tools and equipment used by heating and air conditioning professionals.
Possible Work Settings:
Residential Homes
Plumbing, Heating & A/C Professionals
Refrigeration Service Crews
Commercial Buildings
HVAC Service Companies
New Construction Job Sites
Welders may work in a variety of fabrication, structural welding, and apprenticeship environments depending on employer needs and individual experience. SCI does not guarantee employment or salary outcomes.
Hands-On Trades
Train on the real equipment used by HVAC professionals.
Why Train for a Career in HVAC at SCI?
Career-Focused Training
Curriculum designed around the practical skills needed on real HVAC job sites.
Supportive Campus Environment
Instructors and staff dedicated to helping you navigate your educational journey.
Hands-On Trades Skills
Train with the tools, equipment, and systems used by HVAC professionals every day.
Ready for the Next Step
Built for motivated individuals ready to pursue new opportunities in the trades.
Ready to Take the Next Step?
Request information about SCI's HVAC program and learn more about upcoming opportunities to start hands-on training.
