Ontario’s growing residential, commercial, and industrial infrastructure has created a continuous need for HVAC training programs, HVAC training center, AC and refrigeration course for skilled HVAC/R professionals. Graduates can find rewarding opportunities in maintenance, repair, refrigeration, and energy efficiency services. As green technology advances, certified RAC technicians are increasingly in demand.
The RAC Program combines classroom instruction with extensive hands-on lab practice and online refrigeration training in refrigeration cycle, HVAC electrical systems. You’ll work with real HVAC/R systems, programmable logic controller PLC, refrigeration tools, and diagnostic equipment to develop confidence in servicing and troubleshooting real-world systems with HVAC safety standards. Each level integrates theory with applied learning to ensure career readiness in commercial HVAC.
Completing the RAC Program opens doors to roles such as Apprentice HVAC/R Technician, Refrigeration Mechanic, Air Conditioning Installer, and Maintenance Technician. The program also provides a pathway toward licensing and Red Seal certification preparation.
We deliver industry-aligned trades training that prepares students to enter the workforce with confidence.
“To empower learners with practical skills and Red Seal–aligned training for successful careers in the trades.”
“To be Ontario’s most trusted source for career-focused technical education.”
Our Mississauga campus is located in the central GTA, easily accessible by major highways and public transit.
The Refrigeration & Air Conditioning Course at Futures provides students with technical and practical skills to work confidently with refrigeration cycle, HVAC electrical systems, Programmable Logic Controllers (PLC), refrigerant handling and leak detection, split and central air conditioning units, HVAC load calculation, commercial HVAC systems, energy efficiency in HVAC, refrigerant recovery equipment, HVAC safety standards, VRF systems troubleshooting, Green HVAC practices, HVAC technician tools and calibration, HVAC communication skills, environmental standard HVAC, heating, ventilation, air conditioning, and refrigeration systems. Students learn to install, maintain, and troubleshoot various HVAC/R components and systems safely and efficiently.
Course Length: 3 Modules | Total 118.5 hours – (39.5 hours per level)
Campus Hours: Monday–Friday / Saturday – 10:00 AM – 2:00 PM
Mode of Learning: In-class / Lab-based Training
Students: Domestic & International
Credential: Certificate (NOC)
Students train using actual HVAC/R equipment in a dedicated lab environment, practicing installations, repairs, and diagnostic procedures that mirror real job site conditions.
The program’s structure aligns with Canadian HVAC/R standards and employer expectations, ensuring students are job-ready upon completion.
Students receive resume assistance, job search guidance, and exam preparation support to transition smoothly into HVAC/R apprenticeship or employment roles.
Age: Minimum 18 years
Education: Ontario Secondary School Diploma (OSSD) or equivalent
Language Proficiency: CLB Level 6 or IELTS 5.5 (or equivalent)
Experience: Interest in refrigeration, air conditioning, or mechanical systems (previous technical or shop experience is an asset)
HVAC/R Fundamentals and Safety
Advanced Refrigeration Systems
Advanced Diagnostic and Troubleshooting Techniques
Introduction to HVAC/R systems and industry overview, Safety practices essential to the HVAC/R industry Fundamentals of Refrigeration, Basic Electrical Concepts, Tools and Equipment
Types of Refrigeration Systems, Advanced troubleshooting and repair techniques, Installation of Air Conditioning Units, Troubleshooting Air Conditioning Units, System Design and Sizing, Environmental Impact
Advanced electrical circuits and programmable controls, Load calculations, sizing, and environmental standards, Specialized Refrigeration Systems Client interaction, professionalism, and ethics
Submit required academic and ID documentation
Pick your schedule from available class schedules.
Contact our Registrar at (905) 412‑3007 or email info@futurescollege.ca
Attend, train, and get Futures ready!
Online or in-person
(if specifically asked for)
Starting Salary: C$25 – C$32/hr (Apprentice Level)
Experienced Wage: C$38 – C$50/hr (Licensed Technician)
Job Growth: Strong, driven by demand for energy-efficient systems and maintenance services
A: No, the program is designed for both beginners and those upgrading their technical skills.
A: Yes, graduates can start as apprentices or entry-level HVAC/R technicians.
A: Yes, it aligns with industry and certification standards in Canada.
A: Makeup sessions and guided lab reviews are available.
A: Yes, flexible payment plans and funding options are available. Contact Admissions for details.
If you’re interested in financial support options, we encourage you to visit our Student Resources page for detailed information. You can also connect with our Admissions team, who will be happy to guide you through the available options and answer any questions.
Tuition: CAD $ 1995 (includes lab materials, certification prep, logbook)
Optional Extras:
Price with Discount/ Scholarship- 1495 CAD $ (Terms and Conditions Apply)
Eligible students may benefit from:
Enrollment Tip:Contact our Financial Office early—let us assist you with grants, loans, and sponsorships. Rates (or prices) may vary based on time and conditions.
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