Refrigeration and Air conditioning has many uses in the world today: our food is chilled, frozen and stored using refrigent gas, and our shops, hospitals, and offices are cooled with air conditioning. Roles in this industry are varied, often involving travel to different sites and learning a range of practical skills. A typical career path would be as a Refrigeration and Air Conditioning Engineer, who would be responsible for the design, installation and maintenance of the cooling systems we use in our buildings.
Full Time Courses
Generally studied by school leavers as an alternative to A-Levels.
Part Time Courses
Professional courses that are generally studied out of working hours either at College or at your place of work.
Apprenticeships
Courses undertaken in parallel with full-time employment within the studying industry.
