HVAC Technology
Program
Your Trade Can
Become
Your
Mission Field.
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A skilled trade that lasts a lifetime
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A way to provide for your family
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Gospel witness with every client you serve
Heating, Ventilation, and Air Conditioning (HVAC) professionals play an essential role in keeping indoor environments safe and comfortable. Homes, businesses, schools, hospitals, and churches depend on trained technicians to keep their systems operating safely and efficiently.
As buildings expand, equipment becomes more advanced, and older systems require repair or replacement, the demand for qualified HVAC technicians continues to grow. This makes HVAC more than a valuable skill. It offers a practical career path with strong earning potential and opportunities to serve communities across the country.
HVAC May Be the Right
Career for You if You:
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Want to learn a skilled trade that can serve you for a lifetime
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Are looking for a practical career that can help you provide for your family
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Enjoy solving problems and working with your hands
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Want to use your skills to meet practical needs in your community
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See your work as an opportunity to serve others and share your faith
Trade in Pictures

Lab Practice

Field Experience

Service & Maintenance

Training

Diagnostics

Installation
Inside the Program
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HVAC theory and electrical systems
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Hands-on laboratory training
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Supervised, real-world work experience
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Daily worship, Bible study, and mentoring
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Community outreach and service
2
900
in Person
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Streams of Light Certificate of Completion
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EPA 608 Certification*
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NATE Ready-to-Work Certification*
453 hrs
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Electrical and mechanical troubleshooting
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Preventive maintenance and repair
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Safe refrigerant handling
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Independent, high-quality workmanship
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Biblical principles for mission and service
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Theory
56 hrs -
Laboratory
168 hrs -
Work Experience
168 hrs -
Foundations of Evangelism
60 hrs
448 hrs
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Diagnosing electrical and mechanical problems
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Preventive maintenance and repairs
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Responsible refrigerant handling
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Working independently to high standards
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A biblical foundation for mission
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Theory
56 hrs -
Laboratory
168 hrs -
Work Experience
224 hrs
Streams of Light Certificate
EPA Section 608 Preparation
Nate Ready-to-Work Preparation
External certifications require separate testing. Streams of Light is a non-accredited vocational program, and contact hours may not transfer automatically to other institutions.
Licensed by the Mississippi Commission on Proprietary School and College Registration, Certificate No. 768. Licensure indicates only that minimum standards have been met; it is not an endorsement or guarantee of quality. Licensure is not equivalent to or synonymous with accreditation by an accrediting agency recognized by the U.S. Department of Education.
Costs & Financial Help
Program
Living & Additional
Application Fee
Work on Campus, Earn Your Tuition
At Streams of Light, we believe that nothing should prevent a committed soul from preparing for mission work. That’s why we created the Missionary Scholarship Program—a way for passionate, dedicated students to receive the training they need without bearing the full financial burden.
The program allows accepted participants to volunteer on campus in exchange for room, board, and credit toward their tuition. The scholarship works on a one-for-one basis: for each semester of training, students complete one semester of scholarship service. For the two-semester Comprehensive Evangelism Program, this means two semesters of service followed by two semesters of training.
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Commit to approximately 40 hours of campus service each week.
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Be assigned to areas based on current campus needs. No previous experience is required; training and supervision are provided.
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Work alongside experienced mentors, gain up to 1,000+ hours of hands-on training, and develop practical skills that can serve you for a lifetime.
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The scholarship covers tuition, housing, and meals. Students remain responsible for expenses such as the application fee, travel, visa costs, personal needs, and recreation.
Areas of Service

Seeding & Planting

Nurturing & Harvesting

Maintaining Orchards

Processing & Preserving

Plant-Based Cooking

Housekeeping

Maintenance

Construction
Anthony Kun
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Mississippi HVAC Contractor License
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EPA Universal Certification
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NATE-certified experience
Christlike character changes lives.”

“The strongest argument in favor of the gospel
is a loving and lovable Christian.”
— Ellen G. White
Student Life
students learn, work, worship, serve, and grow together.
Life blends technical training, spiritual growth, practical experience, and community life in a structured, mission-focused environment.
Fridays include local outreach and Sabbath preparation. Sabbath is set aside for worship, fellowship, and church life, while Sundays are generally reserved for rest, personal responsibilities, recreation, and preparation for the week ahead.
Activities
Evangelism
Participate in Bible studies, outreach events, and practical ministry throughout the year.
Worship
Work Experience
Recreation
Community Life
Personal Growth
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6:45 – 7:15 am
Worship
Begin the day together with worship, prayer, and God’s Word. -
7:15 – 8:00 am
Breakfast
A healthy, plant-based breakfast. -
8:00 – 9:00 am
Foundations of Evangelism
Biblical instruction and practical training that prepare students to share the gospel clearly, naturally, and effectively in everyday life. -
9:00 am – 1:00 pm
Vocational Lecture & Lab
Technical instruction covers the concepts and systems needed for HVAC work, followed by hands-on lab practice. -
1:00 – 2:00 pm
Lunch
A shared, plant-based meal and time to recharge. -
2:00 – 6:00 pm
Vocational Work Experience
Students gain supervised, real-world experience while developing practical skills, professional habits, and confidence on the job. -
6:00 – 9:30 pm
Free Time
Dinner, study, friendships, recreation, and campus life. -
9:30 pm
Lights Out
Time to rest and prepare for the next day.
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Thinking About Applying?
we’re here to help you take the next step.
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Applicants who will generally be at least 18 years old when the program begins. Exceptions may be appealed.
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High-school graduates, or applicants who have completed an equivalent secondary education.
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Students physically able to meet the demands of the program and fluent in English.
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Spiritual Commitment – Applicants must be Christians who are familiar with Seventh-day Adventist beliefs and teachings and who are committed to living according to Biblical and Spirit of Prophecy principles, including willingness to comply with the school’s standards.
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Explore the program, ask questions, and schedule a call with our program adviser.
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Read the Trade School Catalog and Student Handbook.
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Submit the online application form.
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Participate in an approximately one-hour Zoom interview.
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If accepted, review and complete your acceptance and enrollment documents.







