Greenville Technical College

6964 Temporary Instructor: HVAC/R

Greenville, SC, US · Part-time

Sponsorship not specifiedDetected 2067 days ago

Spring

About the role

HVAC/R systems do much more than keep us cool in the summer and warm in the winter. Virtually every home and business depends upon some form of essential heating, ventilation, air conditioning, and refrigeration equipment, providing plenty of work for skilled technicians. Greenville Technical College's HVAC-R program is well respected in the industry and is
one of only two programs in the state accredited by HVAC Excellence, giving graduates the knowledge and skills to get hired and earn promotions. The Air Conditioning and Refrigeration Department is dedicated to the training of students to meet ever changing needs of the air conditioning/refrigeration industry. The program will be continually monitored and

HVAC/R systems do much more than keep us cool in the summer and warm in the winter.
Virtually every home and business depends upon some form of essential heating, ventilation, air conditioning, and refrigeration equipment, providing plenty of work for skilled technicians.
The Air Conditioning and Refrigeration Department is dedicated to the training of students to meet ever changing needs of the air conditioning/refrigeration industry.
The program will be continually monitored and improved to meet employer needs through the departments advisory committee, which is composed or representatives from local ACR companies.
This diploma provides the students with the needed theory and hands-on experience to obtain employment in the residential, commercial, air conditioning and commercial refrigeration industries.
The ACR program is accredited by HVAC Excellence.
As of the spring 2018 semester there were 87 students enrolled, with 3 full-time faculty plus supplemental adjunct instructors.
Program options include Air Conditioning/Refrigeration Technology - Diploma in Applied Science

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