There are a number of vocational schools that offer courses in appliance repair and allow students to learn a variety of skills. Appliance repair professionals are trained to install, service, and repair small and large appliances such as washers, dishwashers, refrigerators, microwaves, dryers, and more.
Certificates are available at several levels and include the National Appliance Service Technician Certification, and the Certified Appliance Professional Certification. Degrees can also be obtained at an associate's, bachelors, and masters level. With a degree or certificate from an accredited vocational school graduates will be able to work for themselves, repair shops, installation companies, appliance manufacturers, and more.
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Appliance repair technicians can obtain a variety of certifications after graduating by taking exams offered by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), Professional Service Association (PSA), or the International Society of Certified Electronics Technicians (ISCET). With a degree or certificate in appliance repair students will be ready to take a certification exam in order to improve their job skills and employment opportunities.
Accredited vocational schools offer coursework in appliance electricity, laundry equipment, communications, kitchen equipment,
refrigeration, applied economics, and more depending on the level of certificate or degree desired. Students can choose to specialize in a specific area and focus on heating, air conditioning, major appliance repair, small appliance installation, and more. Students should also train in the use of proper tools, test equipment, and materials, as well as electrical and mechanical systems, assembly, and removal and recycling.
With an education in appliance repair from an accredited vocational program you will be able to understand and demonstrate your knowledge of appliance operations, safety precautions,
electrical and wiring techniques, hand and power tool use, setup and installation of various appliances, and more. Degrees and certificates can allow you to start a career as an appliance repair technician, Certified Appliance Professional (CAP), appliance repair contractor, business owner, and other professional opportunities.
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Accreditation in your key to ensuring that the appliance repair education you receive will be of quality, and offer the skills and training needed. There are several agencies like the
Council on Occupational Education (COE) that are authorized to provide full accreditation to vocational schools, and other educational programs that offer degrees and certificates in appliance repair.
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