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Hope to see YOU there!

Hope to see YOU there!

The Florida Department of Corrections for Orange and Osceola County is presenting a job fair open to the public. For those who have stumbled within our justice system, this is a great opportunity to network and get to know companies looking to hire qualified candidates, no matter their background. For those who have not stumbled, this is also the place to be for career contacts.

Job Fair Details

The Job Fair is scheduled for Monday, April 18, 2022 from 2:00PM to 5:00PM at the Holden Heights Community Center, 1201 20th Street Orlando, Florida 32805.

2nd Chance University and HVAC Technical Academy will be there, come by and check us out.

Be Prepared

Look and dress appropriately, treat this experience the same way you would treat a formal interview. Bring plenty copies of your resume and cover letter as well. Regarding attitude, only positive one’s allowed.
Share this post and keep others throughout Central Florida in the know and hope to see YOU there!

Danny

2nd Chance University
HVAC Technical Academy 

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HVAC Programs: Which IS Right For Me?

HVAC Programs: Which IS Right For Me?

There are several program options to becoming an HVAC Service Technician. Get to know the campus, curriculum/hands-on activities, program length, and career assistance before you make the decision to spend your time, money, and hopes. For today, we’ll take a quick review on these three areas and follow-up with a few more next time.

Campus Visit

Before making any decisions as to which program is right for you, narrow your search by visiting the campuses you are considering. Things to consider include driving distance, facility distractions, comfortableness (go with your gut on this one), and parking.

Curriculum Review

Though most HVAC programs are consistent with each other when it comes to curriculum, look for user-and reader friendliness. Make sure the text fits your needs and introduces the basic concepts you will need as an HVAC Service Technician. For a bonus, make sure the program offers personal as well as professional material every day. Employers want soft and personal skills… period.

Hands-on Activities

Before signing the bottom line, walk through the lab/hands-on portion of the program. Make sure EVERY day offers real-world experiences. Without exception, theory is good, but practice is great. Check out our next blog as a few more considerations will be reviewed.

If you have any questions, feel free to reach out at any time via phone (407-878-0474) or email (info@2ndChanceUniversity.org or info@HVACTA.com).

We are:
2nd Chance University
HVAC Technical Academy

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Are you ready to HVAC?

Are you ready to HVAC?

Week one, dismantling systems, recognizing part functions, and putting back together… as for an HVAC Service Technician program, HVAC Technical Academy offers an aggressive 6-week curriculum and hands-on approach to launch your successful career.

2nd Chance University and HVAC Technical Academy’s next program start is scheduled for May 10th, 2022, at our 2175 Marquette Avenue facility. Now is the time to reach out and begin the enrollment process.

HVAC Service Technician 6-week program

Working with 2nd Chance University and CareerSource Central Florida, HVAC Technical Academy brings the most comprehensive and hands-on 6-week Service Technician program in Central Florida.

Each afternoon is dedicated to practical applications while mornings cover topics/concepts required to get you on the career path lasting a lifetime.

Accepting application for May 10th Semester NOW

If you have any questions, feel free to reach out at any time via phone (407-878-0474) or email (info@2ndChanceUniversity.org or info@HVACTA.com).

2022 IS going to be great

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HVAC Technical Academy
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HVAC: YOUR Right Career Move

HVAC: YOUR Right Career Move

Wondering if a career in HVAC is the right move your you? You are not alone. We receive calls on a weekly basis from folks asking the same question. Don’t worry, over the next month or so we will be highlighting the industry, giving you a clear insight about what HVAC is all about.

U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics

According to the Occupational Outlook Handbook, “The projected percent change in employment from 2020 to 2030. The average growth rate for all occupations is 8 percent.”

What does this mean for you? Jobs…. Career…. Path to Personal and Professional success!

2nd Chance University and HVAC Technical Academy’s next program start is scheduled for May 10th, 2022, at our 2175 Marquette Avenue facility. Now is the time to reach out and begin the enrollment process.

If you have any questions, feel free to reach out at any time via phone (407-878-0474) or email (info@2ndChanceUniversity.org or info@HVACTA.com).

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HVACTA Facilities

HVACTA Facilities

HVAC Facilities

 

Facility

Providing top performers within the HVAC industry, HVACTA is geared up to educate, employ, and empower entry-level service technicians.

We recently reviewed employer wants and employer needs, now it’s time to showcase the facilities to get you where you need to be.

Located in Sanford, Florida, HVAC Technical Academy, and 2nd Chance University rests upon more than one acre. Two separate buildings, one for administrative purposes and an adjacent one used exclusively for classroom purposes, make the heart of our operation.

Our administration building houses career services where dedication to gainful employment and your professional success is concentrated. It is here we network to secure HVAC companies looking to hire qualified entry-level candidates.

Core Development

Our classroom facility is specifically designed to house up to 14 students. We constructed the area to maximize student/facilitator experience.

In addition to office and classroom buildings, two warehouses are located to store equipment, parts, and activities throughout the program tenure. Warehouses are designed for a multitude of learning scenarios matching real-world settings. From attic insulation to new system installations to system trouble shooting to performing preventive maintenances to component replacements, students acquire hands-on experience daily. Behind the warehouses are dedicated condensers and equipment in need of your review and resolve.

To add to your learning experience, we believe in dismantling systems completely to know how things tick and how to rebuild. The essence of scrapping (properly and within EPA regulations) are not only covered in class but are performed by students during lab activities.

The facilities at HVAC Technical Academy brings each student into the HVAC world so your transition upon graduation will be a confident one. Because of the intense real-world atmosphere, the value you bring to organizations upon graduation is immense.

Considering if the HVAC industry and HVAC Technical Academy is right for you, let’s chat.

 

Give me a call if you have any questions or if you are considering entering the HVAC field.

danny huffman

 

Writing from the offices at HVACTA and 2nd Chance University, I am always available for your comments and/or conference.

Danny Huffman, MA, CEIP, CPCC, CPRW
2nd Chance University / HVACTA

EPA

EPA

EPA Certification

 

 

 

HVAC EPA 608 Certification

Being part of the HVAC industry, minimal requirements are set forth by the Environmental Protection Agency. Passing the EPA exam is the fundamental starting block service technicians must satisfy.

Recognizing HVAC companies will not hire individuals without the EPA card, HVACTA dedicates activities and exercises to prepare you for the written exam. Our partnership with 2nd Chance University makes taking the exam convenient and part of the 6-week HVAC program offered on site in Sanford, Florida.

EPA Scoop:

 2nd Chance University is a registered proctor to provide a closed-book exam for technicians covering all material specified in 40 CFR Part 82 Support F. Technicians will be issued a wallet-sized identification card when a passing score of 70 is achieved. Individuals certified will be considered properly certified in accordance with the requirements promulgated under Section 608 Subpart F and Appendix D to Subpart F.

There are four levels defining EPA Types (on this note, as an HVAC service technician, the Universal is where you need to be and where HVACTA prepares you for)

EPA Section 608 is required to work with or purchase regulated refrigerants for stationary equipment and incorporates the following:

  • Type-I: Required for servicing small appliances.
  • Type-II: Required for servicing or disposing of high-pressure appliances, except small appliances and MVACs.
  • Type-III: Required for servicing or disposing of low-pressure appliances.
  • Universal: Earned when a candidate successfully passes all four sections of the exam.

Candidates must pass the Core section along with one or more of the Types to earn a certification. Candidates who are retesting do not need to retake any sections in which they have received a passing score.

 As part of your HVACTA program package, initial EPA testing is offered without student cost. If an individual does not achieve 70% or higher and additional exam is required, cost will be student responsibility at current market price.

 Give me a call if you have any questions or if you are considering entering the HVAC field.

danny huffman

 

Writing from the offices at HVACTA and 2nd Chance University, I am always available for your comments and/or conference.
Danny Huffman, MA, CEIP, CPCC, CPRW
2nd Chance University / HVACTA

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