Recreational Vehicle (RV) Owner Programs:
According to the Recreational Vehicle Industry Association (RVIA), the growing RV industry grew to a nearly $114 billion industry and supports over 600,000 jobs.
RV Owner Seminars
With more RV owners on the road and increasing interest in RV living, there is a need for more training. These seminars focus on specific topics often overlooked by most RV dealers and specialty RV shops.
RV Owner Seminars
With more RV owners on the road and increasing interest in RV living, there is a need for more training. These seminars focus on specific topics often overlooked by most RV dealers and specialty RV shops.
RV Owners Home Study
Course Code: RVTO 100
Tuition: $397
Subject Description:
The individual gains skills in a structured, self-paced learning process of online videos and quizzes on the various systems found in today’s RVs. The student becomes trained in RV systems, appliances, structural integrity, and general knowledge pertinent to the maintenance, repair, construction, and expectations of an RV.
Subject Hours:
40 course time hours (34 hours lecture, 6 hours lab, and 00 hours externship)
Prerequisites:
None
RV Fundamentals Training
Course Code: INSP 200 / RVTF 200
Tuition: $1,644
Subject Description:
In this course, the student participates in a structured, instructor led learning process of lectures, videos, quizzes, and hands-on labs on the various systems found in today’s RVs. The student will gain knowledge of the key RV systems, DC electrical systems, AC electrical systems, propane systems, plumbing systems, learn how the RV refrigerator, air conditioner, water heater, and furnace operates and how to maintain it for proper performance, and expectations of an RV.
Subject Hours:
40 course time hours (28 hours lecture, 12 hours lab, and 00 hours externship)
Prerequisites:
None
RV Driving Fundamentals
Course Code: RVDS 101
Tuition: $499
Subject Description:
This course is specifically designed for individuals interested in becoming more skilled with pulling towable 5th wheels and travel trailers, and driving Class A, B, and C motorhomes, and truck campers. In addition, the student will be better prepared to hitch up RVs to various hitches using techniques learned in the course. The course covers each step in becoming a competent RV driver and how to handle challenges on the road when they occur.
Subject Hours:
40 course time hours (20 hours lecture, 20 hours lab, and 00 hours externship)
Prerequisites:
None
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Generators
Course Code: RVTG 301
Tuition: $1,500
Subject Description:
This course is designed for the RV Technician, RV Inspector, or RV owner that is interested in power generation equipment for the RV. Students advance assessment, diagnostic, and troubleshooting skills of generator operations. Students will learn how to select, install, operate, and maintain portable and mobile generators, as well as how to isolate and repair generator problems. This course can help RV owners avoid power failure and ensure their generator power is sustainable.
Subject Hours:
40 course time hours (20 hours lecture, 20 hours lab, and 00 hours externship)
Prerequisites:
None
Solar Power
Course Code: RVTS 301
Tuition: $1,500
Subject Description:
This course is designed for the RV Technician, RV Inspector, or RV owner that is interested in solar power equipment for the RV. Students advance assessment, diagnostic, and troubleshooting skills of solar power as it relates to RV operations. Students will learn how to select, install, operate, and maintain solar energy as well as how to isolate and repair solar equipment problems. RV owners will find this course will help them avoid power failure and ensure their solar power can be maintained at a lower cost.
Subject Hours:
40 course time hours (16 hours lecture, 24 hours lab, and 00 hours externship)
Prerequisites:
None