About Community College of Baltimore County

CCBC's Catonsville campus offers an AAS in Heating, Ventilation and Air Conditioning (HVAC) & Energy Technology along with stackable basic and advanced certificates, blending leading-edge theory with hands-on training in HVAC tools, electrical schematics, and the refrigeration cycle.

Programs Offered
2
Tuition Range
$2,074 – $7,320
Program Length
12 mo – 24 mo
Included
EPA 608NATE PrepFinancial Aid
Credentials Awarded
CertificateAssociate of Applied Science (AAS)

Verified Credentials

Accreditation confirms that an independent agency has reviewed Community College of Baltimore County's curriculum, faculty, and facilities against national standards. Accredited programs are eligible for federal financial aid and are recognized by most employers and licensing boards.

MSCHE

HVAC Programs at Community College of Baltimore County

Community College of Baltimore County offers 2 HVAC training programs. Compare tuition, duration, and credentials below to find the right fit.

CertificateIn-Person

Basic HVAC and Energy Technology Certificate

Community College of Baltimore County

Two-semester, 17-credit certificate covering HVAC/R safety and tools, fundamentals of refrigeration, heating systems, comfort cooling systems, and basic HVAC…

Duration
1 yr
Tuition
$2,074
Credit Hours
17
EPA 608Financial Aid

2 Programs Offered

Compare program length, tuition, certifications, and format side-by-side.

CertificateIn-Person

Basic HVAC and Energy Technology Certificate

Community College of Baltimore County

Two-semester, 17-credit certificate covering HVAC/R safety and tools, fundamentals of refrigeration, heating systems, comfort cooling systems, and basic HVAC…

Duration
1 yr
Tuition
$2,074
Credit Hours
17
EPA 608Financial Aid

Key Takeaways

Community College of Baltimore County is an accredited HVAC training school in Catonsville, MD with 2 programs starting at $2,074.

  • 2 HVAC programs listed with tuition and duration
  • Accredited: MSCHE
  • Request current placement, completion, and licensing outcome data from the school