Heating, Ventilation, And Air Conditioning (HVAC) (UC "c")
hvacClass Benefits
- 30 high school credits earned per year
- Develop skills leading to a high demand technical career
hvacCertifications Earned Within the Class
- Class completion certificate
- Level One HVAC Technician, Green Certification
- Morrell Foundation Tool Kit Scholarship
- College credit from San Jose City College with grade B or above
- OSHA 10
- EPA 608 Universal Certificate
- Use specialized tools of the trade
- Understand theory and application of the basic principles of cooling, air, electrical fundamentals and controls, and diagnosis of unit malfunctions
- “Green Building Technology”
- Problem-Solving and Troubleshooting Skill
- Use computers to enhance the HVAC skills needed for entry level technicians
- Business and Employability Practices
- Repair heating, refrigeration and air condition equipment
- Communicate with customers
- Reclaim and recycle refrigerant
- Training that gives students valuable skills that can lead to financial and job security
- Learn how to properly bend and solder copper tubing
- Electrical circuits and Relays
hvac Job Opportunities Upon Completion
- HVAC installer (commercial, residential)
- HVAC technician (Level 1)
- Commercial maintenance technician
- Refrigeration maintenance technician
- Refrigeration installer
- Union Apprenticeship
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Learn MoreAbout the Instructor
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Anthony ScaliaHeaving, Ventilation, and Air Conditioning Teacher |
Bio:Anthony Scalia is the Heating, Ventilation, and Air Conditioning (HVAC) teacher and has experience in all phases of the HVAC industry. He offers students 20 years of experience and knowledge. Scalia has performed repairs and installs on both residential and commercial properties. This is Scalia's second year teaching, he offers in-depth knowledge about Heating, Air Conditioning, and Refrigeration through hands-on experience and proper troubleshooting techniques. He helps students procure the necessary education to enter the workforce upon graduating high school. He has been trained to be a proctor for the EPA section 608 universal license. |