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    Yavapai College HVAC Program Celebrates Student Success and Thriving Career Opportunities

    March 14, 2025No Comments
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    Verde Valley News – Yavapai College’s HVAC (Heating, Ventilation, and Air Conditioning) Certification Program is making waves in the Verde Valley and beyond, as students not only gain cutting-edge skills but also secure jobs in the industry before even graduating. This hands-on program, located at YC’s Verde Valley campus in Clarkdale, is helping students transform their lives by preparing them for high-demand careers in the HVAC field.

    Under the guidance of James Morales, a veteran HVAC professional and passionate educator, the program has become a beacon of opportunity for students of all ages and backgrounds. Combining state-of-the-art facilities with real-world experience, YC’s HVAC program ensures graduates are equipped with the latest skills and knowledge to thrive in the workforce.

    Success Stories Shine Bright
    One of the program’s most inspiring recent achievements involves a father-and-son duo who completed the certification together. Armed with their new credentials and skills, they successfully launched their own HVAC business, turning a shared learning journey into a thriving family enterprise. Another standout story is that of a student who received multiple job offers before even completing the program. With the HVAC industry’s growing demand for skilled technicians, YC graduates are entering the workforce with confidence and finding opportunities right in their community. Morales expressed his pride in the program’s success: “Seeing students transform their lives is what keeps me motivated. This program isn’t just about teaching skills—it’s about building careers and futures.”

    A Thriving Industry with Endless Opportunities
    The HVAC industry is experiencing a resurgence, with more homeowners, businesses, and institutions relying on energy-efficient systems and advanced technology. YC’s HVAC program prepares students to meet this demand by training them on the latest tools, systems, and even AI-powered technology. This ensures graduates are not only job-ready but also future-ready. “Our students are walking into the field with the skills employers are looking for,” said Morales. “From cutting-edge equipment to hands-on experience, we make sure they’re ready to excel on day one.”

    Affordable and Accessible Education
    As a community college, Yavapai College is committed to providing affordable education. The HVAC program is no exception, offering competitive tuition rates that stack up favorably against online-only certification programs. Financial aid and scholarships are also available to ensure education remains accessible to all.

    Join the Success
    Enrollment is now open for the next cohort of HVAC students. Whether you’re starting fresh, changing careers, or upskilling, YC’s HVAC program is designed to fit your schedule and help you succeed. The program’s flexible class format ensures that students—including those with full-time jobs—can balance their education and other responsibilities.

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    To learn more about the program, visit www.yc.edu or contact the Verde Valley campus at (928) 634-7501. James Morales and the YC advising team are ready to help prospective students take their first steps toward a brighter future.

    Listen to YC and YOU Podcast episode #0024 – Exploring YC’s HVAC Program with James Morales: https://cast11.com/yc-you-a-yavapai-college-podcast/

    Yavapai College’s HVAC program is more than just a certification—it’s a gateway to lifelong success in a thriving industry. With inspiring student stories and exciting job opportunities, YC continues to empower individuals and strengthen the community.

    Yavapai College operates six campuses and centers throughout Yavapai County and offers over 100 degrees and certificates, two baccalaureate degrees, student and community services, and cultural events and activities.

    To learn more about YC, visit www.yc.edu.

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