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One very real challenge facing the industry is that HVACR instructors must now teach technologies that they themselves never encountered when they were in the field. Equally important, HVACR instructors need to adapt to teaching in a blended learning environment.
To assist you in meeting these challenges, HVAC Excellence hosts the National HVACR Educators and Trainers Conference. The conference is open to anyone in the industry interested in hearing directly from industry leading manufacturers, authors and subject matter experts, about the latest in HVACR technologies and instructional techniques.
With safety being paramount to everyone, the 2021 conference is being held online, making it easy, affordable and safe for everyone to attend.
To provide flexibility in selecting classes, the sessions scheduled on a given day, will be available for the entire day, as well as for an additional 120 days after the conclusion of the conference. This flexibility allows conference participants to learn from all of the sessions, and watch them again with their students, as many times as they wish. Upon completion of a session, attendees will be prompted to download a continuing education certificate, which they can print or file electronically.
One Hundred HVACR Training Sessions
1. Air treatment with a focus on fresh air considerations: Part 1
2. Air treatment with a focus on fresh air considerations: Part 2
3. Blended learning
4. Building automation systems (BAS) training made easy
5. Choosing a refrigerant
6. Compressor capacity
7. CO sensing: not all CO detectors are created equally
8. Combustion analysis: why combustion testing is so important
9. ComfortBridge™ bluetooth technology / CoolCloud™ HVAC application
10. Commercial boilers and accessories
11. Condensate management
12. Demystifying the thermostatic expansion valve
13. ECM: constant torque vs. constant airflow
14. Effective ways to teach low-temperature refrigeration
15. Environmental regulations
16. Flame tools safety and brazing techniques
17. Fluorescent leak detection and system additives for AC&R systems
18. Follow the heat
19. Fundamentals of refrigeration
20. Getting refrigerant retrofits right the first time
21. Getting your students interested in residential HVAC design
22. Giving your students the best opportunity
23. Go with the flow: airflow 2020
24. History of refrigeration
25. How to do multi-camera Zoom training
26. How to Meet Your Instructional Goals – Regardless of Course Format
27. How to teach in a blended environment
28. HVACR trainers ensure repeatability in the lab
29. Ignite your training
30. Indoor air quality basics
31. Indoor air quality in commercial buildings
32. Indoor air-virus relationship Part 1
33. Indoor air-virus relationship Part 2
34. Introducing the healthy housing principles
35. Learn how easy it can be to teach residential heat pumps
36. Learn How to Effectively Teach HVAC Skills Online
37. Life Hacks to Enhance Your Online Course Today
38. Maintaining a balancing act: fluid balancing in plumbing & hydronic heating and chilled water systems
39. Making a refrigerant: a behind the scenes look
40. Making PowerPoints work for you
41. Mechanical codes
42. Mini split aftermarket products
43. Mini split maintenance best practices
44. Mini Splits Part 1: basic principles of mini split heat pump operation and energy use
45. Mini Splits Part 2: ACCA industry manuals, using manual J load calculations, system sizing and specifications
46. Mini Splits Part 3: System design options and considerations
47. Mini Splits Part 4: Thermostats and controls, best practice design examples
48. Modern tools for HVAC fabrication that improve ductwork quality and excites students
49. Practical test instrument usage
50. Programmatic accreditation
51. Presented by: James Crisp Ph.D.
52. Put some HEAT into your training program
53. R-290 is not a new refrigerant!
54. Recruitment and industry outreach
55. Refrigerant leak detection in today’s HVACR industry
56. Refrigerant resources
57. Refrigeration design fundamentals
58. Residential and commercial mini-split heat pump applications
59. Retrofitting HCFCs and HFCs
60. Scroll compressor technology with modulation: Part 1
61. Scroll compressor technology with modulation: Part 2
62. Simplifying HVAC electrical controls and circuit training
63. Soft skills instructional design for the classroom: Part 1
64. Soft skills instructional design for the classroom: Part 2
65. Steps to improve indoor air quality
66. Surviving and thriving in a Covid-19 world
67. System evacuation the right way!
68. System troubleshooting and service: better and faster than ever
69. Take a look behind the curtain of HVAC system troubleshooting
70. Teaching carbon monoxide is a matter of life and death
71. Teaching don’ts
72. Teaching strategies that work
73. Teaching the latest approaches for measuring residential air handler flow
74. Teaching the latest approaches for residential air balancing
75. Teaching troubleshooting tactics
76. Ten traits of highly effective instructors
77. The ABCs of BAS: starting a building automation systems program
78. The art of performance brazing
79. The compressor failed, but how did it die?
80. The five W’s answered regarding A2L refrigerants
81. The Future of HVAC is Healthy Homes: Learn How to Make Your Students Leaders in the Industry
82. The Future of HVAC is Healthy Homes: Why You Should be Teaching the Healthy Housing Principles
83. The safer alternative to brazing: an introduction to HVAC/R press fittings
84. The virtual classroom – conducting hands on training remotely
85. Thermodynamic properties
86. Tomorrow’s HVACR technology today
87. Transitioning from comfort cooling to refrigeration: not as easy as one might think
88. Troubleshooting variable air volume (VAV) systems
89. Understanding compressors in the classroom
90. Using text messages to increase communication during student lifecycle
91. Vacuum pumps and tools
92. Vapor compression refrigeration cycle
93. Virtual Trouble: Managing Challenging Students in an Online Environment
94. Visualizing superheat and subcooling for troubleshooting: Part 1
95. Visualizing superheat and subcooling for troubleshooting: Part 2
96. Walking it backwards: Part 1
97. Walking it backwards: Part 2
98. Wireless instruments: changing the face of learning
99. You’ve never taught refrigeration theory like this before!
100.Zoning: the next big thing in HVAC, make certain your students are prepared for it!
We invite you to review session descriptions, presentations biographical information, participating companies, and register at escogroup.org.
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