Programming is scheduled to start in mid-spring 2027.
This 17-week training course will prepare you for employment in the Heating, Ventilation, and Air Conditioning (HVAC) industry. The course will be held in person at BHCC’s Chelsea Campus.
This program is grant-funded and available at no cost to eligible participants.
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Program Highlights
The HVAC course includes training for the following certifications and licenses:
- EPA 608 Universal Certificate
- A3 Refrigerant Safety: Hydrocarbons
- HVAC Excellence Employment Ready Certificate
- OSHA-10
- NATE Ready-to-Work Certificate
Hands-On Training
Your coursework will include hands-on learning opportunities with HVAC tools and equipment, hands-on and online simulations, lectures, and discussions with your class.
Once you have completed the 4-month training, we will help you find a paid internship and/or employment with a local HVAC company.
There is an additional year of follow-up and support built into the program, during which participants will meet with mentors and their cohort monthly for questions and support.
Program Partnership
The HVAC training program is delivered through a partnership between Bunker Hill Community College and the Massachusetts Clean Energy Center, as well as metropolitan-Boston area HVAC companies, to develop and implement new training programs to meet the growing need for a clean energy workforce.
This program is possible due to funding from the Massachusetts Clean Energy Center (MassCEC), a state economic development agency dedicated to accelerating the growth of the clean energy sector across the Commonwealth to spur job creation, deliver statewide environmental benefits, and secure long-term economic growth for the people of Massachusetts. MassCEC works to increase the adoption of clean energy while driving down costs and delivering financial, environmental, and economic development benefits to energy users and utility customers across the state.
