Tulsa hvac training....REDICULASLY OVER PRICEDWas told the school training was approved and accepted as experience in the process of getting State Certified AC Contractor licenseNOT TRUE .... NOT RECOGNIZED....school was a great learning tool to jump start into industry as hands on labor employee however less than ZERO USE as a training reference in licensing process ....

Great School! Great Trades

Dont believe the hype! The staff (Teachers) or terrific and you will gain alot of knowledge about HVAC/R. You also get hands on training in residential and commercial wiring. But, dont believe the hype. Other than the teachers TWS doesnt care about anything but your money. You will be lucky too land a job as an HVAC service Tech. Most companies require that you have at least 3 yrs. exp. Which means youll probably end up being an HVAC helper crawling through hot attics installing duct work which they dont teach you. You will probably start out anywhere between $8 to $11 an hr. $11 if youre very very lucky. Your best choice is too enter the electric feild. And forget about job placement it only exist on the web page, so dont even waste your time. Go out and convince someone that you are interested in advancing your career in the HVAC feild. Telling a potential employer that you are an HVAC service tech will only draw a laugh esp. when you tell them you went too TWS. Oh, yeah this cost about $17,000.00 to attend.

Great teachers that will work with students that work with them. They care.

I go to school here