The National RV Training Academy (NRVTA) announced an expanded class schedule for the first quarter of 2025, doubling available seats to meet the overwhelming demand for its hands-on training programs.
As the highest-rated RV technician and inspector training facility in the nation, NRVTA offers comprehensive five-week courses that promote entrepreneurship while equipping students with the skills needed to succeed in the rapidly growing RV industry.
With elective courses such as solar installation and generator repair, NRVTA said it continues to address the evolving needs of RV owners who rely on certified technicians to keep their vehicles in top condition. The increased availability of these specialized courses is a direct response to the rising popularity of mobile RV tech services across the country, driven by the success of RVTAA-certified technicians, many of whom are found through the RVTAA Tech Locator.
“With thousands of certified technicians already on the road, there is still a pressing need for even more to keep up with the demand,” Kelly Bradley, chief operating officer at NRVTA. “The expansion of our class schedule is essential to meet this growing demand and ensure that technicians are fully prepared to enter the field with confidence and expertise.”
The NRVTA’s unique hands-on approach is what sets it apart from other training institutions. Through repetition and muscle memory, students gain real-world experience by working with the very equipment they’ll encounter on the job. NRVTA has invested millions of dollars in equipment, allowing students to practice and refine their skills in a controlled, hands-on environment. This focus on practical experience ensures that graduates are prepared for the demands of the field from day one.
In five weeks, NRVTA students develop the knowledge and proficiency required to launch their own mobile RV businesses or join established teams. The academy’s programs are designed to not only teach the technical skills but also foster entrepreneurship, empowering graduates to take control of their careers and thrive in a booming market.
As the leading provider of RV technician and inspector training, NRVTA said it is committed to supporting the industry by equipping its graduates with years of hands-on experience in a matter of weeks. With the expansion of the 2025 class schedule, NRVTA is well-positioned to continue developing the next generation of skilled RV professionals ready to meet the needs of the growing RV community.
For more information or to enroll in NRVTA’s courses, visit www.nrvta.com.
