Want to train for a career that impacts industries across the country? HVACR technicians are responsible for keeping various residential and commercial systems operating properly, from air-conditioning to heating and more!
Universal Technical Institute (UTI) features an HVACR school in Long Beach, California, that provides hands-on training for this in-demand industry.1
About Our HVACR Technician Program in Long Beach
UTI’s Long Beach campus offers an HVACR Technician training program that helps students learn skills for an exciting, in-demand industry.
In just 39 weeks, students in UTI’s HVAC school will learn how to install, repair and maintain refrigeration, heating, air-conditioning and ventilation systems.
They’ll also learn important soft skills as instructors provide mentorship along the way. Traits like flexibility, attention to detail and professionalism are important for this career path!
Why Choose UTI Long Beach for HVACR Training?
Choosing UTI Long Beach means training at a campus built to support future HVACR technicians. Students get hands-on practice in industry-standard labs, using real equipment and diagnostic tools.
In addition to technical training, students have access to supportive instructors who bring years of field experience into the classroom. UTI also offers flexible start dates, financial aid for those who qualify, and dedicated career services to help you prepare for your next step after graduation.
HVACR Certifications You Can Test For
There are several HVACR certifications that HVACR technicians can test for and earn. These can be beneficial for them in their careers as they progress and gain experience.
While enrolled in UTI Long Beach’s HVACR school, instructors prepare students to test for several certifications during the 39-week program, including:
- EPA 608
- North American Technician Excellence (NATE) Core exams
- R410a
- OSHA 10 General construction
As they advance in their careers, there may be additional certifications that technicians can test for.
HVACR Classes Offered in Long Beach, California
The HVAC courses in UTI Long Beach’s program are designed to give students the foundational knowledge needed for an entry-level career in the industry. They include:
- HVACR Core, Basic Electricity and Motors
- Fundamentals of Refrigeration
- Heating Systems I
- Indoor Air Fundamentals
- Heating Systems II
- Air Conditioning and Alternative Systems
- Sheetmetal, Installation, Codes and EPA
- Building Management and NATE Core
- Commercial Refrigeration I
- Commercial Refrigeration II
HVACR Career Paths in Long Beach, California
What kind of career options are available for those who graduate from our Long Beach HVAC school?
Most of our grads start out working as entry-level technicians or in other entry-level roles. As with any industry, over time, they may be able to advance in their career with experience and hard work.77 Entry-level and advanced roles include:
Entry-level
- HVACR technician
- Installation technician
- Refrigeration technician
Advanced
- AC technician
- HVAC specialist
- Refrigeration operator
- Residential contractor
- Commercial service manager
- Facilities manager
- Code inspector
- Mechanical engineer
- Energy analyst
- Business owner
Note that specific job openings will vary depending on local demand in the Long Beach area. Graduates can connect with our Career Services team for help finding local HVAC opportunities.
Tour the UTI Canton Campus
CAMPUS LOCATION
4175 East Conant Street
Long Beach, California 90808
M-Th | 8:00am - 7:00pm | Hours
F | 8:00am - 5:00pm | Hours
562-541-7000 | Campus
* If you wish to post a job please click here.
Programs Offered at This Campus
STUDENT SERVICES
While students are enrolled in HVAC training, UTI has teams who are there every step of the way to support them through the process.
Housing Assistance
Collegiate Housing Services helps students as they search for housing accommodations to suit their specific needs.
Career Services
From helping students find part-time employment during their HVAC technician training program to assisting graduates with their career search, our Career Services team does it all.1
Financial Aid
Wondering what your options are to fund your trade school tuition? Our Financial Aid team is here to help. They’ll provide assistance as you search and apply for different types of aid, including loans, scholarships and grants.10
Long Beach HVACR Training FAQs
No prior HVACR training is required to start at Universal Technical Institute’s Long Beach campus. The program is designed to introduce you to the fundamentals, from refrigeration and heating systems to electrical controls and troubleshooting. Whether you’re new to the field or looking for a career change, you’ll start with the basics and build your skills step by step.
The admissions process at UTI Long Beach is simple. First, connect with an Admissions Representative to review program details and requirements. Then, complete your application and submit any necessary documents. UTI staff will guide you through financial aid options for those who qualify and help you prepare for your start date.
Tuition for HVACR training in Long Beach varies depending on individual circumstances, including financial aid eligibility.10 UTI’s Financial Aid Advisors are available to help you understand costs and explore scholarships, grants, and other assistance options for those who qualify. For the most accurate tuition information, visit UTI’s tuition page or speak directly with an advisor.
Yes. UTI Long Beach offers dedicated career services to assist students and graduates in preparing for entry-level roles in the HVACR industry. Services include resume support, interview coaching and networking opportunities with employers. While UTI cannot guarantee employment, students are encouraged to learn more about the resources and industry connections provided.
Absolutely. Touring the Long Beach HVACR school is a great way to see the labs, classrooms, and equipment you’ll train on. Campus tours can be scheduled through UTI’s website or by contacting the admissions team directly. Visiting in person gives you the chance to meet instructors and get a feel for student life before you apply.