A couple of years ago we all went through the craziness of the shutdowns of businesses and schools.
The best schools were able to adjust by offering more online learning opportunities.
The Vocational School near me is one particular success story. They had a person who worked there who just happens to be extremely interested in computers. He also happened to head the HVAC program at the school. He immediately went to the administrators of the school and asked permission to find a way to allow studying HVAC from home without losing any of the good experiences of learning about Heating and Cooling in person. Of course, the administrators were suspicious that he could do anything of the sort, but they gave their permission anyway. Now, this local vocational school has two options for everyone who wants to learn HVAC repair, HVAC installation, or any Heating and Cooling. The heating and cooling program was already quite highly rated, and now with the addition of online Heating and Cooling classes, it is even more highly rated. About 30% of the total AC students choose to take the HVAC from home course of study. Most students who go into heating and cooling or any of the other trades Generally ARe hands on kinds of people. Therefore, they do not necessarily want to learn things online. Of course, though, online learning provides lots of opportunities that would not be available if someone had to go into the classroom to work on an actual window AC unit for example. For example, if a student is working full-time, it’s kind of hard to go to school during the day. Anyway, although most choose 2 take Heating and Cooling in the classroom, a good percentage are having success by studying HVAC online from home.