Student Wins thread: Every step counts. Your win does not have to be big. It can be: - Joining the community - Starting your first lesson - Learning a new HVACR term - Buying your first tool - Asking your first question - Passing EPA 608 - Getting a job interview - Fixing your first system - Helping someone else learn Post your win below. Let’s celebrate progress, not perfection.

Let's get to know each other! Comment below sharing where you are in the world, a photo of your workspace, and something you like to do for fun. 😊

Basic Electrical Tip: Before you can troubleshoot HVACR equipment, you need to understand these 3 words: Voltage = the electrical pressure pushing power through the circuit. Current = the flow of electricity. Resistance = anything that slows down or limits the flow. Simple example: Voltage is like water pressure. Current is like the water flowing. Resistance is like a restriction in the pipe. Question for today: Which one do you struggle with the most? A. Voltage B. Current C. Resistance D. Reading wiring diagrams E. Using a meter

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Welcome to Support HVACR Trade Academy. This community is for beginners, students, helpers, technicians, parents, schools, and anyone interested in learning the HVACR trade. Start with the free course in the Classroom tab: HVACR Career Starter Inside that course, you will learn: - What HVACR is - Residential vs commercial HVACR - EPA 608 basics - Beginner tools - Safety rules - Career pathways - What course to take next After you finish the course, introduce yourself below: My name is _______.I am interested in HVACR because _______.My goal is to _______. Let’s turn curiosity into careers.