A: Not at all! This 10-week mastery course is specifically designed for beginners and those looking for a career change. Week 1 establishes core HVAC fundamentals and critical safety protocols, ensuring everyone starts with the necessary foundational knowledge before moving into technical modules like refrigeration and electrical systems.

A: Dedicated time in Week 9 is focused entirely on Certification Preparation. You will be specifically prepared to pass the mandatory EPA Section 608 exam (required for handling refrigerants). The curriculum also provides essential knowledge that aligns with other standard industry credentials, such as NATE certification.

A: To truly master the hands-on skills required, we recommend setting aside approximately 20 hours per week. This time allocation includes structured instruction, intensive hands-on lab sessions, and dedicated self-study/review time to ensure you solidify the concepts taught in the skill-based modules.

A: The Final Project is a comprehensive, practical assessment where you must diagnose and repair a complex system scenario, applying skills from Weeks 1–9. Furthermore, the Job Readiness module covers high-value topics like résumé optimization, mock interview practice based on technician roles, and strategies for successfully starting your HVAC career.

A: Yes. All necessary tools, diagnostic equipment (like multimeters, gauges, and recovery units), and training materials for your lab work are provided by the course. We will, however, provide a curated list of reliable basic tools to purchase for when you transition into your professional career.