Five schools in Tennessee offer HVAC training: Miller-Motte Technical College at Goodlettsville, Northeast State Community College, Tennessee Technology Center, Vatterott Career College at Memphis and William Moore College of Technology.
Tennessee Technology Center offers training at 16 campus locations: Covington, Crossville, Crump, Dickson, Elizabethton, Jackson, Knoxville, McKenzie, Memphis, Morristown, Murfreesboro, Nashville, Newbern, Pulaski, Shelbyville and Whiteville.
Certificate, diploma and associate's degree programs are all available. Several schools offer part-time and flexible course options. The length of training can vary from 432-hour certification courses to two-year degree programs.
HVAC training in Tennessee covers both theoretical and practical knowledge and skills. Course topics include foundational concepts in electricity and refrigeration, air conditioning systems, heating systems, commercial and residential heating and air conditioning, commercial refrigeration, safety standards and energy management.