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Expand your knowledge in heating, ventilation, air conditioning and refrigeration (HVACR, also referred to as HVAC) in Mooresville, North Carolina, a city filled with racing and the home to beautiful Lake Norman.
Our HVACR Technician training program coming to NASCAR Tech was created to prepare students for careers in the field while they learn various systems and prepare to test for certifications valued by the industry.1
Graduates will be prepared to test for certifications, such as EPA and NATE certifications, if they choose. Our training program is designed to equip students with a strong set of skills they can build on.
Our HVACR Technician training program attracts a specific type of student. Oftentimes, these students are interested in problem solving, basic math and working with their hands.
No prior experience is needed — our HVACR program is designed to build your knowledge from the ground up. Some of the courses in the HVACR Technician training program at NASCAR Tech include:
HVACR technicians are in demand. According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS), total HVACR technician employment is expected to exceed 414,000 by 2031.72
Also according to the BLS, the median annual salary for HVACR technicians in North Carolina was $49,150 in May 2022.58 This means that half earned more and half earned less. Keep in mind that salary depends on several factors, including experience, employer, demand and cost of living in the area.
Our HVACR Technician program at NASCAR Tech is designed to prepare students for entry-level careers like HVACR technician, installation technician and refrigeration technician, just to name a few.77
Photo from MIAT College of Technology campus. Program coming to NASCAR Tech.
HVAC could be a great career path for those who are natural problem-solvers, enjoy working with their hands, and desire a career where they have the potential to work independently. With the demand for skilled techs and training that can be completed in just 39 weeks, many consider it to be worth it.
The time it takes to get an education in HVAC is dependent on the school you attend. UTI’s HVACR Technician training in Mooresville, North Carolina, is designed to be completed in as few as 39 weeks.
There are a number of skills a professional HVACR technician often possesses, like basic math capabilities (fractions, reading a tape measure, etc.), creative problem-solving, working independently and working with their hands.
Although you might know Mooresville as Race City USA, it’s not just for automotive fans! This historic town can be a great place to live as you train in HVAC technician school, and it’s just a 30-minute drive to the big city of Charlotte.
For those seeking a hands-on career with the potential for travel, where no two workdays are exactly alike, HVAC could be a great career path to pursue. The HVACR Technician program, coming soon pending regulatory approvals to the NASCAR Tech campus, is designed to equip students with the knowledge to prepare them for entry-level careers in the HVAC industry.
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With the HVACR Technician program at NASCAR Tech, students are equipped with supportive instructors and hands-on learning on state-of-the-industry equipment to receive relevant training fit to industry needs. There’s no pressure to commit, so you can get questions answered by clicking on the button below.
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