Hydronic Designer and Installer Certification Courses (Distance)

Overview

Hydronics refers to a system of heating or cooling that uses a fluid (usually water or vapour) to transfer heat in a closed system of pipes. The Hydronics program, developed by NAIT’s pipe trades group for students throughout North America, also addresses hydronics systems involving solar, fuel cell and geothermal heating sources.

Students can register for either online or print-based learning. Evening and weekend classroom courses are also available.

Students who successfully complete a chosen stream are prepared for certification by the Canadian Hydronics Council (CHC). Graduates can be certified as either a hydronic designer, a hydronic installer, or both.