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HVAC

HVAC Level 1 with NCCER Core

A complete beginner pathway from construction fundamentals to introductory HVAC service skills.

230 hours across two required stages: 80-hour Core and 150-hour HVAC Level 1Permission required

Dates

October 5, 2026 - April 8, 2027

Schedule

Core October 5-December 14: Monday/Wednesday 5:00-9:00 PM Eastern; HVAC January 11-April 8: Monday/Wednesday/Thursday 5:00-9:00 PM; no January 18 class

Location

Camp Hobbs Suffolk Campus, Suffolk · Suffolk, Virginia

Cost

$4,875 combined tuition ($1,098 Core + $3,777 HVAC); $1,625 combined eligible WCG rate; confirm supplies and HVAC testing fees

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About the program

Start with the required NCCER Core course, then progress to heating, cooling and ventilation fundamentals. The second stage develops maintenance, diagnostic and troubleshooting skills for residential and light-commercial equipment.

NCCER Core and HVAC Level 1 credential opportunities, subject to course and assessment requirements

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Suffolk, Virginia: city-level estimate, not a classroom address.

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What participants will learn

  • +Construction fundamentals
  • +HVAC operations
  • +Diagnostic tools
  • +Heating and cooling systems
  • +Maintenance
  • +Troubleshooting

Who this program is for

  • +Begin with NCCER Core and meet its successful-completion requirements before HVAC Level 1
  • +Confirm age, admission and laboratory safety requirements with Camp
  • +Register and pay for both stages through Workforce Development
  • +Separate domicile and financial review for WCG/G3 support