Looking to build skills for a career that supports homes, businesses and industries nationwide? HVACR technicians play a vital role in keeping heating, cooling and refrigeration systems running efficiently.
At Universal Technical Institute’s (UTI) Long Beach, California, campus, you can train in HVACR through hands-on instruction that covers installation, maintenance and repair of today’s systems. In less than a year, this program helps students prepare to pursue entry-level opportunities in the field.1
About Our HVACR Technician Program in Orlando
In the HVACR Technician training program at our Orlando campus, students learn the ins and outs of heating, cooling, refrigeration and ventilation systems that can help them pursue careers in HVAC. The 39-week program builds knowledge from the ground up, with no previous experience necessary.
Why Choose UTI Orlando for HVACR Training?
At UTI Orlando, students train in industry-standard labs, gaining hands-on practice with the same equipment and diagnostic tools used in the field. Experienced instructors guide each course, combining classroom lessons with real-world demonstrations. This approach reflects how technicians are trained in the industry and helps students build the technical and professional skills they can take with them into the workforce.Shape
HVACR Certifications You Can Test For
Graduates of the HVACR school program earn diplomas. They are also prepared with the knowledge and skills to take certification exams that are valued in the industry.
Many employers request that HVAC technicians obtain certifications, as they help give credibility to technicians and show they can adhere to industry standards. Some of the most common for HVACR techs include the EPA 608, OHSA 10-Hour Training, and North American Technician Excellence (NATE) certifications.
HVACR Classes Offered in Orlando, Florida
Students enrolled in the HVACR program become aware of industry safety procedures, grow their knowledge of heating and cooling and learn how to perform a range of manual skills.
Here’s a look at some of the HVAC course topics covered during the program:
- 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 Orlando, Florida
Our HVACR training program can help graduates prepare for a variety of career opportunities in different fields.
Our grads are prepared to pursue entry-level roles. As with any industry, over time, technicians may be able to advance in their career with hard work.77 Some entry-level and advanced roles might include:
- HVACR Technician
- Installation Technician
- Refrigeration Technician
Entry-level
- Residential Contractor
- Commercial Service Manager
- Facilities Manager
- Code Inspector
- Mechanical Engineer
- Energy Analyst
- Business Owner
Advanced
Note that specific job openings will vary depending on local demand in the Orlando area. Graduates can connect with our Career Services team for help finding local HVAC opportunities.
Tour the UTI Orlando Campus
CAMPUS LOCATION
2202 West Taft Vineland Road
Orlando, Florida 32837
M-F | 8am-5pm | Hours
407-240-2422 | Campus
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Programs Offered at This Campus
STUDENT SERVICES
While students are enrolled in HVACR 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
Orlando HVACR Training FAQs
No previous HVACR experience is required to begin at Universal Technical Institute’s Orlando campus. The program is designed to teach the fundamentals of refrigeration, heating, ventilation, and air conditioning before advancing into more complex systems. Whether you’re new to the industry or switching careers, you’ll start with the basics and build your skills along the way.
Starting at UTI Orlando is a simple process. First, meet with an Admissions Representative to review program details and requirements. After completing your application and providing the necessary documents, you’ll have the opportunity to explore financial aid options for those who qualify.10 The UTI team will guide you from application to enrollment.
The cost of HVACR training in Orlando varies depending on your situation, including eligibility for financial aid, scholarships, and grants.10 UTI’s Financial Aid Advisors are available to walk you through your options and provide personalized guidance. For the most accurate tuition information, visit UTI’s tuition page or speak directly with an advisor.
Yes. UTI Orlando offers career services that help students prepare for entry-level opportunities in the HVACR industry. Support includes resume development, interview preparation and networking events with potential employers. While UTI cannot guarantee employment, students are encouraged to learn more about the school’s industry relationshiops and ongoing career support.
Definitely. Touring the Orlando HVACR school is the best way to see the training labs, classrooms, and equipment in person. You can schedule a campus visit online or through the admissions office. A tour also allows you to meet instructors and get a sense of the learning environment before applying.