HVACR Training In Massachusetts & Rhode Island
If you’re thinking about learning a trade that involves working with your hands, HVAC might be the path for you. HVAC stands for heating, ventilation, and air conditioning—and when you add refrigeration, it’s known as HVACR. The HVAC training program at NETTTS is designed to teach students the skills needed to install, repair, and maintain these systems in homes and businesses.
Students enrolled at our North Andover, Massachusetts or Pawtucket, Rhode Island campuses receive hands-on instruction in:
- Residential and commercial HVAC systems
- Refrigeration units
- Heating systems
- Air conditioning units
- Ventilation and ductwork
- Oil burner service
- Electrical wiring and system components
By the end of the program, students will have been taught how to install, diagnose, and repair HVACR systems to help them operate efficiently and safely.
What’s Included in the HVAC Training Program?
- EPA Universal License preparation and exam
- Credit hours* toward state refrigeration, gas, propane, and pipefitter licenses
- Oil burner service training
- A full set of HVAC tools and equipment for each student
- Access to 3D at-home HVAC simulation labs
- Flexible class schedules during the day, evening, or even weekends.
Please note: Licensing and hour requirements vary by state.
Learn the Heating and Cooling Trade
If you want to learn how to become an HVAC technician, the process can start with hands-on training and support. At NETTTS, students learn how to install and repair HVAC systems by working with instructors who have real industry experience. Contact us to speak with a NETTTS representative and learn more about licensure requirements.
Our training includes both classroom learning and hands-on labs. Instructors teach students the various aspects of the trade, from the installation of new equipment to troubleshooting and diagnosing complex system repair issues. Students are also given access to online 3D simulations for extra practice outside of class.
If you enjoy solving problems and like working with tools, HVAC technician training could be a great fit.
Is HVAC Schooling Worth It?
Thinking about training for a new career in HVAC? It could be time to explore your options and find the training program that feels right for you.
NETTTS works to make HVAC schooling more accessible. Each campus has financial aid advisors who can walk you through your school payment plan options. Financial aid is available for those who qualify, and may include:
- Federal Pell Grants
- Federal direct student and parent loans
- GI Bill® education benefits
- In-school or extended payment plans
- Workforce or state-funded programs
GI Bill® is a registered trademark of the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs (VA). More information about education benefits offered by VA is available at the official U.S. government website at www.benefits.va.gov/gibill.
HVACR Program Requirements
Want to know what it takes to get started? Visit our HVAC School Requirements page to learn more about admissions and program eligibility.
Helping Students with Career Services
Graduating from the HVAC program can be just the beginning. Our career services support team is here to help you take the next step. We can help students with:
- Resume writing support
- Job interview practice
- Employer referrals and connections
- Tips for follow-ups and next steps
Whether you’re just starting out or thinking of making a career change, our goal is to help support you in finding the right opportunity.
Why Choose NETTTS for HVAC Technician Training?
Here’s what sets NETTTS apart from other HVAC schools:
- We include refrigeration training, not just heating and air conditioning
- NETTTS is accredited by the Accrediting Commission of Career Schools and Colleges (ACCSC)
- Students train using tools and equipment they’ll use in the field
- Our instructors bring real HVAC experience to the classroom and training lab
If you’re ready to take the first step toward a future in the trades, contact us today to learn more or request info about our HVAC program.
What Our HVAC Graduates Have to Say
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Take the First Step Towards HVACR Technician Training
HVACR Technology FAQs
Are there any local HVAC programs in New England?
Yes. NETTTS offers HVAC technician training in North Andover, MA, and Pawtucket, RI.
What skills are needed to work in HVACR?
HVAC technicians often become comfortable using tools, solving problems, and working with their hands. Our training program is designed to help students build those skills.
Is HVACR a physically demanding job?
It can be. Technicians may stand, bend, lift, or crouch while working on equipment. Good physical health and mobility may be helpful in this skilled trade.
Do military veterans make good HVACR technicians?
Military veterans often acquire a lot of unique skills and talents during their time in the military, which means HVACR technician may be a good option for many military veterans.
Is there a lot to memorize?
There are technical concepts and systems to understand, but students get support through in-class lessons and simulation labs. We also offer a field guide to help apprentice HVAC technicians review key information.
