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[koryarnold]

Currently in a 7 month program (graduate in March) and it has helped me a lot. You cant count on being taught all the right theory and techniques on the job because everyone trains differently and a lot of guys do not understand theory that well. I been trained by guys who wouldnt even braze with nitrogen consistently. Plus learning in a non business setting is much easier and less stressful than learning on a one day 90% furnace and ac install where the company cant afford mistakes

[mr.spliffaddikts-]

Luv ur lil grow set up I'll like to learn more just about grow room facilities n equipment n knowledge about ur set up ? & also I'm thankful for ur video Boss u is a strong service tech so helpful gob bless

[loko]

Great video man!!! I’m a 20 yr drywall hanger, I’m in hvac school now to switch careers I’m taking a big pay cut but in the long run it will be benefit better

[s.j.]

Great video Tad for those who are just starting out in the trade. The field is wide open for those who are willing to apply themselves. Having just completed a short course on Air-Conditioning I am looking forward to the 2nd half of the course. I have acquired all of the tools to service my own A/C units ($$$) so I will be getting more hands-on since both of them have issues.

[RalphbeingRalph]

I went to HVAC/R school called RSI HERE IN PHOENIX AZ it’s also Hands on - I now have a career at a company called Rainforest commercial air

[ScottArrington-klue]

Tired just got finished watching the whole video. Thank you very much you just need to church. I need a good teacher. Is anybody willing know if her please give me a call I’d greatly appreciate it and thank you for your time again.

[aarongray]

Here is my advice, for what it's worth.
I went to trade school first before I got into the trade. I regret that. I would of learned so much more by being out in the field and then taking night classes. It all would of connected. Plus a lot of companies will pay for your schooling while your working for them. It shows that you are investing in you're self so they will invest in you.

[adammartinez]

Thank you sir, have an appointment with a college but before I go I called a lot of the big hvac companies around town for advice. Most said it’s a lot better to start with the company and some offer in house training or a form of schooling.

[zokotziggy]

I’m from Haiti and I’m taking my first class in January, I’m kingf nervous but your advice makes me more confident. “Yes I can make it “

[passangsherpa]

I learn nothing at school for one year diploma waste of time teacher didn’t show us anything
and I learned a lot in the field within one month and I see the big difference.

[BurntheevidenceReginal]

Watcha growin buddy lol. I am going to hit a school up in Jacksonville. I do maintenance already and in order to make more money I need my 608 so why stop at my 608 I want the whole experience now.

[westerngroovetv]

Thinking about getting into a trade. I do it work. Pay isn't bad. I get to sit in an office or at home all day. They pay for my lunches.. but man i hate it. Its not what I've always wanted to do. I ended up here bc i wanted to join the army to sorta help me find that thing. But i had to lose weight and I'm a drop out. I needed a ged to get in after getting sanity 10lbs from the weight i needed to get in. Then they hightened the retirement. No ged's. Id no hs diploma you'll need 15 college credits. I did that. But then my gal didn't want me to go and i had gained weight and i kinda just picked up the tech classes and i was decent at it but nothing special. I'm in California bay area so its just like a mad rush to get into tech so i didn't feel like it was a bad path. And honestly its not horrible at all. Idk what it is I'm just not happy. It doesn't peak my interest or mk me feel happy and accomplished. But i got good pay. Benefits. I'm finna be 27 this year, i spent the last 6 years at this. 3 in school and 3 working. Feel like itd be such a waste of 6 years to try to transition to something else. I've always admired the person who knows a trade and works for themselves by themselves damn near. Not crazy money but good money. And they get to kinda do live in their own accord. They aren't tied down to 9-5 Monday to Friday. Some of my issue with my line of work are..

1. I'll never get thaaaat far quickly bc i don't have the personality type that gets you far in this career field. Im nice but i don't have this quirky super small talk personality and you can tell when they get weird that ur not excited just bc u walked into the room.

2. I think since there's no movement no physically doing sumn the higher ups just get bored and start power tripping outta nowhere.

3. Expect u to give ur life up to them. Take calls in the weekend etc. I worked all day got off at 5pm. Went indie after hours and worked an issue from 6pm to 330am. 2 weeks later i was 30mins late and they were basically threatening my job with a smile on their face. And i didn't get over time or a ty or anything of the sort.

3. Micromanaging control. Wanna babysit you.

4. Gotta go into office and just sit for 8 hours. Its miserable. I'm into fishing and guns and problem solving and learning.. doing things with my hands. I like to do lil projects around the house (Truly nothing major i have no real skill) i like to try and grow plants, i like to grill and drink bourbon. I don't feel even just connected to anything I'm interested in day to day. I'm ALWAYS forcing my way through it.

Always jealous of u trade guys. You guys can ask eventually start ur own thing big or small and mk it work depending on the lifestyle you wanna live. And if ur a simple man that gives u more time to enjoy life.

If i could go back id just Mary my gal and go to army so she can come with. Im still with her so maybe it wouldve worked out so far. Or just get a job at bass pro cabelas.. hell even big 5 send just be learning about all things outdoors so that i can eventually join in on or create sumn based around my true interest that i can also mk money on and see a time where it won't take all of my time. And now I'm not very great at any of the things i truly love bc I've spent my 20s learning tech.

[randygomez]

Primarily focuses on HVAC or is it okay to go to a school that does optional things like nursing and criminal justice and HVAC

[mrcoollu]

Question currently I am a apartment maintenance tech job not paying enough we do a little of everything going to challenge myself and go toward HVAC

[counterthirty]

If I’m 15 and want to get into hvac what should I do, and what exactly is the work I would be doing?

[joshtonmiller]

I’m looking into schools but I can’t afford to much and I’m actually moving in the next 7 months.. I found a online program called pennfoster but it’s not hands on but they say they are accredited everywhere and will help you get your EPA certifications do you think I could still get into the field thru pennfoster?

[Bigbloweronme]

Do you think UEI is worth me spending 7, 000$ on for HVAC ? I been a plumber for 3 years but I want to learn HVAC so I can become a contractor in both

[Jc_]

I’m starting hvac school in may, is the math hard?

[SitKid]

In HVAC school now and I kinda hate it. It's like 75% online and book work it honestly just feels like a wast of money

[camwrhodes]

I have been considering a career change to the HVAC business. I have seen programs at the technical college where I live an 8, 12, 16, and 20-month program. What is the earning potential for each program?