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Online HVAC School For Georgia Students

Our self-paced, online HVAC trade school for Georgia residents is designed to prepare you for certification, and a job as an HVAC technician in as little as 3 months.

  • $79/month
  • 5-day money-back commitment
  • DEAC Accredited
  • 100% online, self-paced classes, on your phone or computer
  • Complete in 3-5 months, part-time
  • One-on-one career coaching and instructor support
  • Start learning today - no waiting period!
  • $79/month
  • 5-day money-back commitment
  • DEAC Accredited
  • 100% online, self-paced classes, on your phone or computer
  • Complete in 3-5 months, part-time
  • One-on-one career coaching and instructor support
  • Start learning today - no waiting period!
What You'll Learn
  • Foundational Skills – HVACR Math
  • Tools and Job Site Safety
  • Fundamental HVACR Theory
  • Bidding, Finances and Records
  • Communication and Customer Service
  • Certification and Apprenticeship
  • Basics of Air Distribution and Air Quality
  • Electricity, Heating, Cooling and Refrigeration
  • Troubleshooting
  • Ethics and Legal Topics
  • Copper and Plastic Pipe Basics
  • Carbon-Steel Piping Basics

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Course Outline

Meeting the rising demand for qualified climate control specialists starts with complete, flexible preparation. This Georgia online training program trains future technicians to perform end-to-end installation, testing, maintenance, and repair work on HVACR units. Throughout the curriculum, you'll cover key trade fundamentals, system operations, safety guidelines, and regulatory requirements. Because the course is delivered entirely online, you can complete your studies without commuting to campus or adhering to a fixed timetable.

Quick Facts

  • Lessons: 21
  • Quizzes: 21
  • Complete in as little as 3 months

What's Inside the Course

Beginner-Friendly Lessons

Classes are designed for anyone to easily learn, and are broken up into digestible sections that build as you progress through our program. No due dates or deadlines.

Engaging Curriculum

Reading lessons, supplemental videos, interactive exercises, note taking, read-aloud and disability features, and open note multiple choice quizzes with no time limit.


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HVAC Technician Career
Outlook & Certification in Georgia

Georgia Median Salary

$56,390*

Number of jobs in GA by 2034

14,340*

Job Growth in GA by 2034

15%*

Certification

After completing our HVAC School you’ll be prepared to sit for the nationally recognized Type I, II and III EPA 608 certification exams, administered by independent third parties. According to the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), all HVACR techs who handle, work with, or buy refrigerants must be certified in proper refrigerant handling. You are not required to take a certification exam, however, taking this additional step can help you market yourself to potential employers and validate your HVACR knowledge. Your EPA 608 exam fees and preparatory manual are included in your tuition – up to $185 value†

HVAC Technician Jobs in Georgia

Demand for HVAC techs is booming. Georgia currently employs 12,490 HVAC techs.* There are numerous HVAC tech jobs open in Atlanta, Augusta, Macon, Savannah, Athens, Sandy Springs and many other cities in Georgia, according to Indeed.com. New construction of commercial and residential buildings, along with the rising number of complex energy efficient, climate-control systems will increase the need for qualified heating, air conditioning and refrigeration installers and mechanics. And with the increased priority on pollution reduction and energy efficiency, more HVACR technicians will be needed to upgrade, retrofit or entirely replace outdated systems.

Tuition & Financing

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$1,239

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$1,539*

$79 Monthly Payment

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**First payment includes $50 down payment and $29 application charge. Application charge is non-refundable.

Military and VA Benefits

Use your military and VA benefits to further your and/or your spouse's career. U.S Career Institute is approved for or affiliated with VA education benefits including GI-Bill® benefits and MyCAA benefits**. Reservists may also qualify for veterans' training. If you think you may be eligible, contact your base's Education Officer or the Veterans Administration. Learn more about U.S. Career Institute's commitment to military personnel and their families.

"GI Bill®” is a registered trademark of the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs (VA). More information about education benefits offered by VA is available at the official U.S. government website at www.benefits.va.gov/gibill.

Georgia HVAC Technician FAQs

How can I become a HVAC tech in Georgia?

  1. Be at least 18 years old and have a high school diploma or GED.
  2. Complete an HVAC training program. Our program here at USCI takes as little as 3 months.
  3. Earn your EPA Section 608 Certification (required to handle refrigerants).
  4. Apply for entry-level HVAC technician jobs. Our career coaches can assist you in the job search process, help prepare your resume, and perform mock interviews.
  5. Work under a licensed HVAC contractor to gain experience (required if you later want to become licensed yourself in Georgia).

How much does a HVAC Technician make in Georgia?

HVAC tech in Georgia make on average $56,390* per year according to O*Net.

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*O*Net, HVACR and Job Data (visited March 24th, 2026). Statements found at O*Net are not a guarantee of any post-graduation salary, in part because the data used to create the information at O*Net includes workers from differing educational backgrounds, and levels of experience. **Certificate and Associate degree programs must lead to a certification or license in order to be eligible for funding. †Provided in the form of reimbursement when the following terms are met: Student submits receipt(s) issued by Mainstream Engineering, has successfully completed the course and has paid tuition in full. Reimbursement is for up to $185 towards the cost of the EPA Section 608 Type I or Universal certification exams and study guide.