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Florida Academy’s Trade and Industrial programs help Florida students build practical skills for entry-level work in electrical, HVAC/R, and mechanical construction. Choose a focused trade, combine electrical and HVAC/R training, or explore an accelerated Electrical Assistant option for eligible military students.
HVAC/R Technology is a 600-hour program focused on heating, ventilation, air conditioning, and refrigeration. Students build hands-on skills in residential and commercial systems, electrical controls, troubleshooting, maintenance, air distribution, piping, soldering, and brazing, with preparation related to EPA Section 608 certification. Explore HVAC/R Technology
Electrical Technology is a 600-hour program focused on residential, commercial, and industrial electrical systems. Students practice wiring, circuitry, motors, controls, distribution systems, troubleshooting, National Electrical Code concepts, and workplace safety, with opportunities to earn NCCER Core and NCCER Electrical Levels 1 through 4 credentials. Explore Electrical Technology
Mechanical Construction Professional is a combined electrical and HVAC/R program that gives students a broader foundation across building systems. Students learn electrical wiring, circuits, controls, HVAC systems, refrigeration, troubleshooting, National Electrical Code concepts, and workplace safety for residential and commercial settings; the program can be completed in approximately 8 to 12 months, depending on schedule. Explore Mechanical Construction Professional
Electrical Assistant is a 220-clock-hour, full-time program designed for veterans, active-duty service members, and eligible military dependents. In as little as four weeks, qualified students can build hands-on skills in residential and commercial electrical systems, wiring, conduit, electrical devices, National Electrical Code concepts, and jobsite safety. The program is GI Bill eligible for qualified students. Explore Electrical Assistant
Choose HVAC/R for focused heating, cooling, ventilation, and refrigeration training; Electrical Technology for dedicated electrical systems training; Mechanical Construction Professional for combined electrical and HVAC/R study; or Electrical Assistant for accelerated, military-focused electrical training. Apply Online
The Mechanical Construction Professional program combines electrical, HVAC, and refrigeration training in one pathway. Students learn how these building systems operate individually and together in residential and commercial settings.
HVAC/R Technology and Electrical Technology are 600-hour programs that can be completed in approximately eight months. Mechanical Construction Professional can be completed in approximately 8 to 12 months, depending on schedule. Electrical Assistant is a 220-clock-hour program that can be completed in as little as four weeks.
Yes. Each of the four Trade and Industrial programs combines classroom instruction with hands-on lab or practical training. The training areas vary by program and include electrical systems, HVAC/R equipment, refrigeration, wiring, controls, troubleshooting, and jobsite safety.
The Electrical Assistant program is designed for veterans, active-duty service members, and eligible military dependents seeking accelerated, entry-level electrical training. Qualified students may use GI Bill benefits, subject to eligibility and approval.
Florida Academy’s professional education programs have the main goal of providing students with the training they need to start a career. We offer programs in Beauty and Wellness and Trade and Industrial. Our programs’ curriculum are carefully tailored to prepare students for the challenges they will find in today’s job market. We do that through a smart blend of in-class instruction and practical training. In our courses, students learn not only the latest techniques for their field, but also how to meet clients’ expectations by providing remarkable service. Review the admissions process to learn about next steps.
Technology is changing fast, and that means the landscape for professionals in probably all occupations is also changing at a fast pace. For trades and industrial professionals, equipment is always being updated and new solutions always being created. For beauty and wellness professionals, new techniques, products and procedures are always being invented. Not to mention the ever-changing trends. Professionals in that field must keep up to date with all that is happening. A strong instruction is mandatory to achieve success in today’s job market—an instruction that prepares students for their daily activities, and to provide high-standard customer service. At Florida Academy, students learn from instructors who have experience in their respected field. They know how to deal with clients, they understand the challenges of the industry and they love what they do.
Students in Florida Academy’s beauty and wellness programs can expect to be trained in the latest professional services in Cosmetology, Restricted Barbering, Skin Care, Nail Technology and Massage Therapy. They will learn the application of techniques, products used and how to keep up to date with the trends. Candidates must prepare to train techniques on real people and learn details about the industry, safety, guest services, and laws and regulations. Our purpose is to prepare students to face all the situations they will encounter in the real world.
At Florida Academy, all programs offer hands-on experience with instructors who have experience in the industry. Our career services will also be ready to assist you once you are prepared to hit the job market.
Courses are offered in different lengths and schedule options. At Florida Academy we believe that career training should be possible for everyone who desires it, and that’s why we offer beauty, wellness trade and industrial training so you can make your passion your profession. Explore financial aid opportunities for more information about options that may be available to students who qualify.
