HVAC Technician
Heating, cooling, refrigeration, and safe refrigerant handling for homes and businesses.
U.S. median pay*$61,010/yr
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Online trade programs for working adults
Self-paced trade training you can finish from home. Every program includes OSHA 10, a laptop you keep, and career support.
Electrical
Electrical theory, wiring methods, code fundamentals, and jobsite safety. Start your path to becoming an electrician.
U.S. median pay*$63,190/yr
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Plumbing
Piping systems, fixtures, water supply, drainage, and safety for residential and commercial work.
U.S. median pay*$63,800/yr
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Appliance Repair
Diagnose and repair refrigerators, washers, dryers, ranges, and other household appliances.
U.S. median pay*$50,990/yr
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Data Center Technician
Coming soonHands-on skills to keep servers, networks, and critical systems running. Join the interest list and we'll let you know when enrollment opens.
Launch dateTo be announced
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Program FAQ
How long does a program take?
Programs run 100 to 150 hours of coursework depending on the trade, about 10 to 12 weeks at a steady pace. Because it's self-paced, you can go faster or slower around your job and family.
Who can enroll?
Adults 18 or older with a high school diploma or GED. No trade experience is needed. Programs start with the fundamentals and build from there.
What credentials will I earn?
Every program includes OSHA 10. HVAC and Appliance Repair include EPA 608 Universal, Electrical includes ATC Certified Electrical Apprentice, and Plumbing includes ATC Certified Plumbing Apprentice.
Do I need my own computer?
No. Every student gets a laptop to complete the program, and it's yours to keep.
How much does it cost?
Contact us for current tuition and payment options. Training may also be sponsored by an organization or employer. See Funding.
Will you help me find a job?
We help with your resume and share job leads in your area. We can't guarantee a job, but our goal is to make you as attractive as possible to employers.
Ready to start your trade career?
Talk with us about the program that fits you. We'll answer your questions and help you get enrolled.