FLTampa / Hillsborough
Erwin Technical College
Tampa technical school with workforce programs relevant to HVAC, electricity, plumbing, and construction trades
This list will never be complete, but we are making it part of our personal mission to help organize this important information as AI creates real fear about job scarcity and the future of work. We believe the trades represent some of the most important work a person can do. There is pride in knowing how to build, repair, restore, and help others with your own hands. As part of LiningPro's Zero AI movement, we are proud to support, promote, and give visibility to the skilled trades on our platform.
Last reviewed June 18, 2026
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Tampa technical school with workforce programs relevant to HVAC, electricity, plumbing, and construction trades
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Electrical apprenticeship training organization registered with the Department of Labor and Florida Department of Education
Central Florida union apprenticeship pathway for plumbers, pipefitters, and HVAC technicians
Construction apprenticeship organization supporting skilled trades training across Central Florida
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Miami-area technical college commonly associated with electrical, HVAC, construction, and industrial career training
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Jacksonville trade-school campus offering hands-on training in welding, HVAC/R, and electrical work
Southwest Florida technical college with HVAC/R training, EPA certification preparation, and hands-on shop instruction
Building trades and construction technology program covering commercial and residential construction, electricity, plumbing, HVAC, carpentry, masonry, and OSHA standards
Pinellas technical school with plumbing, HVAC, electricity, construction, and workforce-training relevance
Polk technical programs include plumbing training for entry-level plumbing helper and apprentice employment
EFSC offers HVAC and refrigeration certificate training for entry-level HVAC/R work
IRSC lists apprenticeship programs in air conditioning, refrigeration, heating, electrical, plumbing, welding, and more
Florida Gateway College offers commercial heating and air-conditioning technology for air-conditioning and refrigeration careers
PHSC offers registered apprenticeship pathways including construction technician and worker training
Tallahassee technical college with HVAC and construction-related workforce programs and strong Florida HVAC training options
Private career college with HVAC/R and electrical diploma programs at multiple Florida campuses
Official state apprenticeship agency for Florida and a useful source for registered trade-apprenticeship leads
Registered HVAC apprenticeship pathway with 624 classroom hours and 8,000 on-the-job training hours
Tampa-listed state-approved pre-apprenticeship resources include carpenter, electrician, HVAC, pipefitter, plumber, and related trades
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