Dona Ana Branch Community College
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HVAC Schools
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Dona Ana Branch Community College
3400 South Espina Las Cruces, New Mexico 88003
Heating, Air Conditioning &
Refrigeration
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Students learn to service, repair, and
maintain heating, air conditioning, and refrigeration systems; read and
interpret technical drawings; schematics, and symbols in order to diagnose
and troubleshoot problems in a system; evaluate, diagnose, and service
various mechanical and electrical controls; apply the mathematics related to
the heating, air conditioning, and refrigeration trade; handle customer
relations, shop management procedures, and record keeping relative to the
trade; properly use special tools and testing equipment.
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View the course catalog for this program and see what classes are needed.
Staff:
Tom Gennrich ........ 527-7596
Lalo Flores ........ 527
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HVAC programs
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HVAC programs
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ACR 1000 Principles of A/C & Refrigeration
ACR 1100 Basic Electricity for A/C & Refrigeration
ACR 1101 Applied Electricity I (Air Conditioning)
ACR 1102 Applied Electricity II (Air Conditioning)
ACR 1103 HVAC Control Systems
ACR 1208 Refrigerant Recovery and Reclaim
ACR 1402 Indoor Air Quality and the EPA
ACR 1600 Heat
ACR 1601 Heat Pump Systems
ACR 1741 Components of Refrigeration
ACR 1946 Refrigeration & A/C Cooperative Work Experience I
ACR 1947 Refrigeration & A/C Cooperative Work Experience II
ACR 1948 Refrigeration & A/C Cooperative Work Experience III
ACR 1949 Refrigeration & A/C Cooperative Work Experience IV
ACR 2062 Heating and Cooling Load Calculations
ACR 2071 Air Conditioning & Heating Service Management
ACR 2421 Duct Systems (Air Conditioning & Heating)
ACR 2744 Light Commercial Refrigeration & A/C
ACR V001 Basic Air Conditioning I
ACR V002 Basic Air Conditioning III
ACR V151 Basic Air Conditioning II
ACR V301 Basic Air Conditioning IV
ACR V600C Basic Air Conditioning V
ACR V602 Basic Air Conditioning VI
ACR V086 Apprenticeship HVAC 3
ACR V087 Apprenticeship HVAC 4
ACR V088 Apprenticeship HVAC 5
ACR V089 Apprenticeship HVAC 6
ACR V523 Basic Air Conditioning I
ACR V100 Basic Air Conditioning II
ACR V525 Basic Air Conditioning III
ACR V548 Basic Air Conditioning IV
ACR V571 Commercial Heating and AC I
ACR V573 Commercial Refrigeration I
ACR V578 Commercial Heating and AC III
ACR V584 Commercial Refrigeration II
ACR V607 Basic Air Conditioning V
ACR V701 Basic Air Conditioning VI
ACR V816 A/C & Heat I
ACR V817 A/C & Heat II
ACR V818 A/C & Heat III
ACR V819 A/C & Heat IV
ACR V940 Apprenticeship HVAC 1
ACR V941 Apprenticeship HVAC 2
ACR V946 Apprenticeship HVAC On-The-Job Training
ACR V984 AC Applications I
ACR V985 AC Applications II
ACR 1100 Basic Electricity for A/C & Refrigeration
ACR 1101 Applied Electricity I (Air Conditioning)
ACR 1102 Applied Electricity II (Air Conditioning)
ACR 1103 HVAC Control Systems
ACR 1208 Refrigerant Recovery and Reclaim
ACR 1402 Indoor Air Quality and the EPA
ACR 1600 Heat
ACR 1601 Heat Pump Systems
ACR 1741 Components of Refrigeration
ACR 1946 Refrigeration & A/C Cooperative Work Experience I
ACR 1947 Refrigeration & A/C Cooperative Work Experience II
ACR 1948 Refrigeration & A/C Cooperative Work Experience III
ACR 1949 Refrigeration & A/C Cooperative Work Experience IV
ACR 2062 Heating and Cooling Load Calculations
ACR 2071 Air Conditioning & Heating Service Management
ACR 2421 Duct Systems (Air Conditioning & Heating)
ACR 2744 Light Commercial Refrigeration & A/C
ACR V001 Basic Air Conditioning I
ACR V002 Basic Air Conditioning III
ACR V151 Basic Air Conditioning II
ACR V301 Basic Air Conditioning IV
ACR V600C Basic Air Conditioning V
ACR V602 Basic Air Conditioning VI
ACR V086 Apprenticeship HVAC 3
ACR V087 Apprenticeship HVAC 4
ACR V088 Apprenticeship HVAC 5
ACR V089 Apprenticeship HVAC 6
ACR V523 Basic Air Conditioning I
ACR V100 Basic Air Conditioning II
ACR V525 Basic Air Conditioning III
ACR V548 Basic Air Conditioning IV
ACR V571 Commercial Heating and AC I
ACR V573 Commercial Refrigeration I
ACR V578 Commercial Heating and AC III
ACR V584 Commercial Refrigeration II
ACR V607 Basic Air Conditioning V
ACR V701 Basic Air Conditioning VI
ACR V816 A/C & Heat I
ACR V817 A/C & Heat II
ACR V818 A/C & Heat III
ACR V819 A/C & Heat IV
ACR V940 Apprenticeship HVAC 1
ACR V941 Apprenticeship HVAC 2
ACR V946 Apprenticeship HVAC On-The-Job Training
ACR V984 AC Applications I
ACR V985 AC Applications II
HVAC school and Refrigeration
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HVAC/R School Accreditations
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HVAC/R School Accreditations
The Refrigeration School, Inc. (RSI), in Phoenix, AZ, has received accreditation by the Accrediting Commission of Career Schools and Colleges, and complies with all local, state, and federal regulations.RSI is licensed to operate by the Arizona State Board for Private Post secondary Education and is a Member of the Arizona Private School Association. RSI is also a member of the Phoenix Chamber of Commerce, the Air Conditioning Contractors of Arizona (ACCA), and the Refrigeration Service Engineers Society (RSES).
The Arizona Department of Veterans' Services has approved The Refrigeration School Inc. for HVAC/R training of veterans. Eligible students may apply for determination of benefits while attending our trade school. Contact your local office or the Financial Services Department at The Refrigeration School Inc. for further information.
Additional School Information – College Navigator Website
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HVAC/R School Training
As a HVAC/R training graduate, you will be prepared to step into a variety of careers with a solid foundation for success! Students receive text and other materials developed by The Refrigeration School staff that addresses career issues and career development. This will be a valuable resource and reference intended to supplement classroom presentations on career development. Through this progression students will learn about marketing strategies for today's professional, interpersonal skills, HVAC/R career paths, and much more.
Why Choose RSI?
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Why Choose RSI?
The Refrigeration School, Inc was founded in Phoenix Arizona in 1965 and the campus consists of two buildings with 21,000 square feet of classroom, lab, and support service facilities. Reasons for choosing RSI for HVAC/R training include:- * Hands on HVAC/R training
- * Degree Course Credits Accepted by University of Phoenix
- * Faculty and Staff who care
- * Help seeking financial aid
(financial aid available to those who qualify) - * Placement Assistance for graduates
RSI Celebrates Constitution Day
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RSI Celebrates Constitution Day
"Residential HVACR systems generally need replacement after 10 to 15 years; the large number of homes built in recent years will enter this replacement timeframe by 2016. The increased complexity of HVACR systems, which increases the possibility that equipment may malfunction, also will create opportunities for service technicians. A growing focus on improving indoor air quality and the increasing use of refrigerated equipment by a growing number of stores and gasoline stations that sell food should also create more jobs for heating, air-conditioning, and refrigeration technicians."
Train for a career in Heating, Ventilation, Air Conditioning, and Refrigeration (HVAC/R)
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Train for a career in Heating, Ventilation, Air Conditioning, and Refrigeration (HVAC/R)
Rapidly expanding services and new, sophisticated technology in all areas of climate control are creating new opportunities. Job prospects for highly skilled heating, air conditioning, and refrigeration mechanics and installers are expected to be excellent according to U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, Occupational Outlook Handbook 2008-2009 particularly for those with technical heating, ventilation, air conditioning and refrigeration (HVAC/R) training.The Refrigeration School, Inc (RSI) trains you in the technical services that are needed today and challenges the student to reach their highest level of academic knowledge and leadership capabilities. RSI offers not only HVAC/R training but also assistance in seeking financial aid and our Placement Assistance staff works with each graduate to help them find the right employment
HVAC Online Courses Offer Cost Savings
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HVAC Online Courses Offer Cost Savings
Another important benefit of taking HVAC courses online rather than on site is the cost involved. Online courses for heating, ventilating, and air conditioning are generally less expensive than their on-site counterparts. Furthermore, much money can be saved from transportation and other miscellaneous costs.Read more at Suite101: Taking HVAC Courses Online: The Benefits of Getting HVAC Training Over the Internet http://www.suite101.com/content/taking-hvac-courses-online-a210960#ixzz1EvVP6KTN
Taking HVAC courses online definitely offers a number of benefits to aspiring heating, ventilating, and air conditioning technicians. They can get the necessary training without taking time off from their current jobs, balance their schooling with both their professional and personal lives, and minimize costs all at the same time. After completing their coursework, they will have the necessary knowledge and training to obtain their certification and work towards a better career path and better compensation packages.
References:
References:
- US Bureau of Statistics, Occupational Outlook Handbook, 2010-11 Edition "Heating, Air-conditioning, and Refrigeration Mechanics and Installers." Accessed 08 March 2010.
- Education Center Online "HVAC Training - Heating and Air Conditioning." Accessed 08 March 2010.
Online HVAC Courses Offer Flexibility
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Online HVAC Courses Offer Flexibility
People who are unable to complete on-site coursework often have to repeat the course. That is because on-site lectures and demonstrations cannot be repeated for just one student. With HVAC online courses, those who are unable to complete the required coursework within the specified time period simply have to apply for an extension. For a minimal fee, they will continue to have access to references, reading materials, and oftentimes, resource persons with whom they can consult through online correspondences.
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