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847-215-8203
16 E. Piper Ln. Ste 127
Prospect Heights, IL 60070
96% Graduation Rate
This information is updated annually as part of CPC’s ACCSC Annual Report submission. The data above reflects the results reported for the 2024 reporting year
91% Employment Rate
This information is updated annually as part of CPC’s ACCSC Annual Report submission. The data above reflects the results reported for the 2024 reporting year
NATE Certification
North American Technician Excellence, Inc. (NATE) is the leading certification program for technicians in the heating, ventilation, air-conditioning, and refrigeration (HVAC/R) industry and is the only test supported by the entire industry.
NATE exams reflect a consensus opinion of what technicians need to know to effectively service and install today's sophisticated HVAC systems.
As an independent, non-profit national organization supported by a broad-based coalition of industry leaders, NATE represents a shared commitment to improving the HVAC/R industry through voluntary testing and certification. NATE supporters include contractors, distributors, education and training providers, manufacturers, technicians, utilities, and their respective trade associations.
To be a successful HVAC technician today, you need more than skills under your belt. You need the badge of excellence: NATE certification.


Now there is truly one single test of excellence in the industry. And one place to get it: North American Technician Excellence (NATE). NATE and the entire industry have joined forces to support a single, unified, nationwide standard of HVAC technician excellence. It all comes together in the new Air Conditioning Excellence - ACE exams for residential and light commercial HVAC installation and service.
Many technicians claim they're the best... NATE-certified technicians can prove it!
NATE CERTIFICATION
To request more information:
Contact the Admissions Office
Mon-Fri 8:30am - 5:30pm
847-215-8203
info@chicagoprofessionalcenter.com
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