SCHOOL OF SCIENCE, TECHNOLOGY, ENGINEERING & MATH (STEM)
Heating, Ventilation, Air Conditioning Certificate
DEVELOP SKILLS FOR SUCCESS IN THIS GROWING INDUSTRY. Technology for climate control and energy efficiency is
advancing rapidly—and so are career opportunities in this industry. Through this program, you’ll gain practical, hands-on training
in all aspects of heating, ventilation, and air conditioning and refrigeration. In addition, this affordable two-semester program
will introduce you to green technologies such as solar, with the opportunity to work in state-of-the-art labs designed and built
by Siemens Energy Management. Build in-demand skills that can help you get started in the workforce—or spark professional
growth if you’re already employed in the industry.
PROGRAM DESCRIPTION
The Heating, Ventilating, Air Conditioning certificate program is designed
both for students seeking an entry-level position as a preventative maintenance
mechanic or installation/service technician, and for people who are currently
employed in the industry. Coursework covers motors, electronics, pumps,
ventilation, and refrigeration technologies.
Students interested in this program may also be interested in the
Solar Thermal Technology Certificate or the Air Conditioning Technology:
Heating & Ventilation, A.A.S.
CURRICULUM OVERVIEW
Please note: Courses are subject to change. See an academic
advisor for the most current curriculum requirements.
REQUIRED COURSES:
HVA 101 Basic Refrigeration Theory
HVA 102 Air Conditioning Theory
HVA 103 Heating Systems
HVA 104 Commercial Air Conditioning and Heat Pumps
HVA 105 Electric and Motor Controls
HVA 106 HVAC Workplace Training
HVA (200 or higher)
ELECTIVE
MATHEMATICS ELECTIVE
PHY 100 Preparatory Physics OR
PHY 131 Applied Physics I (or higher except PHY 141)
Total Credits: 31-32
“Climate
control affects
everyone—from
homes to offices to
manufacturing.”
–Kevin French,
MCC Applied Technolog i e s
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Start your career with employers like these:
Your job title could be:
• John Betlem Heating & Cooling
• ULT Services, LLC
• Berkshire Solar, Wind, Heating and Cooling
• Isaac Heating & Cooling
• Hawn Heating & Cooling
• Siemens Energy Management
• Refrigeration Mechanic and Installer
• Home Appliance Repairer
• Service Technician
• Systems Detailer/Designer
• Refrigeration Technician
• Construction and Building Inspector
Average starting salary: $27,300 per year.
A STRONG START—ACADEMICALLY AND FINANCIALLY!
MCC’s low tuition ($2,050 per semester) plus financial aid opportunities help make a high-quality education
affordable. You could qualify for federal grants, workforce grants, scholarships, and more.
Visit www.monroecc.edu/go/finaid or call 585.292.2050.
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MCC is part of the State University of New York (SUNY) and recognized as being among the 19 most
innovative community colleges in the United States as a member of the League for Innovation in the
Community College. The League’s members demonstrate educational leadership in academics, technology,
workforce development, and administration.
FIND OUT MORE
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or contact the Admissions Office at 585.292.2200 to schedule a visit.
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