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Home » Educators offer solid curriculum choices for incoming hvacr students
There are different schools of thought when it comes to training an hvac professional.
One way is to train a student in a technical trade school setting, preparing them for work in the trade via college courses and some hands-on work. This type of training typically leads to work in a nonunion environment.