Not Too Hot, Not Too Cold
A HVAC career is just right
A brief overview of your college’s program including the kinds of classes, any prerequisites, waiting lists or testing. Keep the tone conversational and include an interview with a faculty member in the program describing what students learn, what skills are important and where they can expect to find local jobs.
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CareerFacts
HVAC technician
Heating, ventilation, air-conditioning (and sometimes refrigeration too) are the main components of the trade. HVAC technicians repair and install both residential and commercial systems. Some technician are generalists and are familiar with a variety of systems while others specialize in either heating or cooling.
Who is a good fit?
If you’re mechanically inclined and comfortable using hand tools, HVAC might be a good fit. Technicians may work in homes and on job sites and need good people skills to interact with customers.
Education
Most HVAC professional have some college training, a certificate or an associate’s degree. HVAC students learn essential electrical and welding skills and become familiar with a variety of heating and cooling systems.
Earn a [your college’s degree] in [program name] at [Your Community College].
Median pay- $43,640 – Heating air-conditioning and refrigeration mechanics and installers.
Job outlook – Job opportunities are expected to grow by 29% much faster than average through 2020 with nearly 138,000 new openings.
Source: 2013 Onetonline.org
Student/graduate name
Headline describing reasons for success
Choose either a conventional profile structure or try a Q and A format. Keep the tone conversational. Try to let your subject’s personality shine through. (200 words)
Suggested interview questions:
What made you decide on HVAC for a career?
What do you like most about the program?
What did you find difficult and how did you overcome it?
What kind of job would you like to have when you complete the program (or for graduates-describe your job)
What advice would you give anyone considering a career in HVAC
Ask about any awards or achievements
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