Trade Schools in Charlton, Massachusetts

Assabet Valley Regional Technical High School is a highly respected vocational institution serving Central Massachusetts with comprehensive trade programs. The school offers extensive hands-on training in multiple skilled trades with state-of-the-art facilities. Programs include comprehensive automotive technology with ASE certification preparation, carpentry with framing and finish work training, electrical programs covering residential and commercial systems, and HVAC-R with EPA 608 certification. The welding program provides training in MIG, TIG, and stick welding techniques. With strong industry partnerships and high job placement rates, graduates are well-prepared for immediate employment or apprenticeship programs. The school serves students from Charlton and surrounding communities.

Bay State School of Technology specializes exclusively in HVAC-R training with comprehensive programs designed for career preparation. The school offers intensive, hands-on training in heating, ventilation, air conditioning, and refrigeration systems. Students prepare for multiple industry certifications including EPA 608 Universal Certification, R-410A Safety Certification, and oil burner technician licenses. The curriculum covers residential and commercial systems, heat pump technology, sheet metal fabrication, and advanced refrigeration. With strong job placement assistance and industry connections throughout Massachusetts, graduates are highly sought after by local employers. The school serves students from Charlton and across Central Massachusetts.

Porter and Chester Institute's Worcester campus provides comprehensive trade education with multiple program options serving the Charlton area. The electrical technology program covers residential, commercial, and industrial electrical systems with preparation for Massachusetts electrician licensing. The HVAC program includes training in heating, ventilation, air conditioning, and refrigeration systems with EPA certification preparation. The plumbing and heating program provides hands-on training in pipe fitting, fixture installation, and heating system maintenance. With day and evening classes available, flexible scheduling accommodates working students. The institute maintains strong industry relationships and provides career placement assistance, with many graduates finding employment with local contractors and service companies throughout Central Massachusetts.