HVAC-R Career Training Program in Georgia

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Learn how to work on the systems Georgia homes and businesses rely on: heating, ventilation, cooling, and refrigeration. The Air Conditioning, Refrigeration, and Heating Systems Technology Certificate Programs in Georgia teaches you how to install, troubleshoot, repair, and maintain essential temperature control equipment in both residential and commercial settings.

Why Choose Lincoln Tech in Georgia for HVAC Training

Lincoln Tech provides you with a balanced curriculum that combines an important foundation in the science of HVAC-R systems with hands-on training in HVAC-R technologies. Discover the Lincoln Tech difference for HVAC-R skill development:

• Instruction by expert technicians with years of experience
• SimuTech software training, featuring computer-based simulation “bugs” and problems you might encounter on the job
• On-site “Green House” for in-depth experience in testing and troubleshooting for energy efficiency
• Labs equipped with walk-in freezers, household furnaces, central air systems, and duct work facilities
• Advanced Hussmann training available for select HVAC-R program graduates
• Real-world tools such as thermal-imaging cameras to check for energy efficiency
• A tool kit with the equipment and brands used by the pros
• Opportunity to pursue Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) certification upon graduating
• Convenient day, afternoon and evening class options and schedules
• Career search assistance to help you start your new career

HVAC-R Career Training Program in Georgia

• Program name: Air Conditioning, Refrigeration, and Heating Systems Technology
• Credential: Certificate
• Format: Blended on-campus and online
• Schedule: Day, afternoon, evening options
• Outcome: Preparation for entry-level HVAC-R roles + EPA exam readiness

Why an HVAC-R Career is a Good Choice in Georgia

Demand for HVAC-R technicians is up across the country, but in Georgia demand is more than twice the national average¹. Long, hot, and humid summers increase reliance on air conditioning systems, while cooler winter months still require dependable heating. These conditions keep HVAC-R systems in use throughout the year—and technicians in demand.

Georgia also continues to grow, especially in metro areas like Atlanta. More homes and commercial buildings mean more systems that need installation, maintenance, and repair.

¹ O*Net Online, https://www.onetonline.org/link/localtrends/49-9021.00?st=GA&g=Go, Retrieved on April 29, 2026.

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