HVACR

CTE Pathways: Engineering, Manufacturing, Industrial Technology Tech Breakout: Construction

Be the person to call

If you’re mechanically inclined, prefer hands-on work, or have considered owning your own skilled trades business, check out HVAC where the demand for professionals is high and so is the pay. In this exciting program, you’ll dive deep into residential and commercial HVAC systems as you -

Explore mechanics, circuits, controls and programmable controllers
Apply mechanical code to the planning and installation of systems
Build your own commercial reach-in cooler
Learn to brazing, soldering and iron pipe assembly
Work with a variety of metals
Build ductwork for partners
Discover how job costing/estimating works
Understand HVAC’s role in environmental protection
Connect to internships and employment opportunities

Learn to Use

Tools & Equipment

Furnaces
Sheet metal
Refrigeration tanks
Iron pipe assembly
Circuits
Counterflow heat exchanger
Coolers
Ice machines
Scales
Wires
Drills
Soldering Iron
Flux
Igniter
Metal shear
Thermometer

Earn Certifications

Through this program, you’ll be prepared to earn -

EPA 608 Technician Certification

Earn College Credit

Up to 13 free college credits available*

*Students must meet requirements.

The number of credits varies by college.

Future Career Options & Earnings

Future Career Options

After High School

With Additional Training or College

Applications Engineer
BAS Controls Technician
Control System Trainer
HVAC Construction Manager
HVAC/Energy Engineer
HVAC Installer Apprentice
HVAC Sheet Metal Installer
HVAC Service Tech
HVAC Supervisor
In-Plant Engineer
Plumbing Apprentice
Project Estimator
Project Manager/Engineer
Sales Representative
Sheet Metal Apprentice
System Designer
Technical Sales

Future Earning Potential

The range of pay for professionals in HVACR covers a broad range and depends upon many factors. Below are annual salary ranges for a few roles this program may lead you into.