NEW England HVAC Insider News Moshen Davanipour Certified Master HVACR Educator

HVAC Excellence announces that Moshen Davanipour of Environmental Technical Institute (ETI) in Blue Island, Illinois has had the title of Certified Master HVACR Educator conferred upon him. Everyone is a benefactor or victim of training!  American companies will grow or die due to the quality of training their recruits receive. The staff and administration at ETI in Blue Island, IL understand that their students must be trained for the new challenges in the twenty first century. This can be accomplished by making certain their faculty continually update their skills and adapt to new technologies. One of the fastest growing trades in the United States is the field of Heating, Ventilation, Air Conditioning & Refrigeration (HVACR).  In order to make certain that Environmental Technical Institute is teaching at the highest level possible, they began the process of having their HVACR educators pursue educator credentialing. Credentialing is a method to verify that teachers are capable of teaching the competencies within their curriculum. On the surface this seems fairly straight forward and simple, students should be confident that their teachers are giving them the best chance of success in their future careers. However, career and technical education (CTE) is not as simple as teaching a single subject such as math or English. Students are taught English from kindergarten through their senior year in high school, yet 70% of college freshman take remedial English courses. In CTE programs such as; Medical Lab Assistant, Electromechanical Engineering Technology, Environmental Horticulture, Industrial Systems Technology, Medical Assisting, Paramedic Technology, Pharmacy Technology, as well as Heating and Air Conditioning Technology, persons are trained to specialize in very specific areas in which they will work. Doctors have worked on the same two models that have not changed in millions of years and they still do not understand everything about the human body. They specialize! HVACR educators are required to: Have years of field experience prior to teaching, meet their state’s requirements for teaching, and be proficient in every specialty taught within their program. In order to assure that teachers have mastered the areas in HVACR education, HVACR educators pursue the status of Certified Master HVACR Educators (CMHE). These exams are at a much higher level than HVACR student assessment or technician certifications, they are in fact terminal certifications. A terminal certification certifies a person has mastered the subject matter needed to teach the competencies required by their students for success in an ever changing industry. The CMHE exam is administered through HVAC Excellence (http://www/hvacexcellence. org), a not for profit agency that provides credentialing programs for the HVACR industry.  Story continues below ↓ advertisement | your ad here

The title of CMHE is not easily attained, as it demonstrates that a person is at the top of their field in six specialty areas. To earn the status of Certified Master HVACR Educator, an instructor must obtain a passing score of 80% or better on six area specific HVAC Excellence Certified Subject Matter Educator (CSME) exams. Additionally, the instructor must pass the Capstone exam which covers technical education methodologies. HVAC Excellence is proud to announce that the title of Certified Master HVACR instructor (CMHE) has been conferred upon Moshen Davanipour an HVACR instructor at Environmental Technical Institute in Blue Island, Illinois. Since the programs inception, hundreds of exams have been administered, however a select group of people have successfully passed all of the exams and have the title CMHE conferred upon them. This is a tremendous accomplishment for Moshen Davanipour, as earning the status of CMHE is no easy feat. With a select group of persons having successfully been granted the designation of Certified Master HVACR Educator, Environmental Technical Institute in Blue Island and Itasca has several of them. ETI is a private school with a commitment to excellence in training. The directors of ETI support professional development (continuing education) for their instructors. This enables their instructors to attend national conferences and meetings to keep current on new and changing technologies.  In addition, they have they have set a goal to have all of their instructors credentialed. Having several of the top instructors at one school, ETI is leading the HVACR industry in training the next generation of HVACR service technicians. HVAC Excellence commends Moshen Davanipour CMHE (Certified Master Heating, Ventilation, Air Conditioning and Refrigeration Educator) as he has demonstrated his technical knowledge and pedagogical skills necessary to impart this information to his students. ETI has 2 campuses, one in Itasca Illinois which serves the North half of Chicago and the Northwest suburbs. The second is located in Blue Island Illinois which serves the South half of the city, the Southwest suburbs and Northern Indiana. Both campuses offer both day and evening programs. The day program is 7 months in length and consists of 916 hours of instruction and lab. The evening program is 1 year in length and consists of 616 hours of instruction and lab. ETI has been training individuals to enter the HVAC/R field since 1985 and has graduated more than 9000 students.  To learn more about Moshen Davanipour CMHE and the program at Environmental Technical Institute, call 630 285-9100 or visit  http:// www.eticampus.com/                                                            ###