The RV Technical Institute (RVTI) said it has introduced a hybrid training program for those who want to earn Level 2 certification.
Level 2 hybrid learners will complete 11 weeks of training on-line, achieving milestones and meeting deadlines for quizzes and assignments. There are also weekly reviews and check-ins with instructors. The 12th and final week conducts courses live in-person at the institute’s Elkhart, Indiana, campus to complete all hands-on labs, activities, and certification testing.
Level 2’s curriculum focuses on electric systems, water systems, appliances, body and chassis, propane systems and generators.
Students who pass the Level 2 course will have theoretical knowledge of all the systems and components within an RV and a proven skill set to be able to perform diagnostics, troubleshooting and repairs on those systems and components.
RVTI said that it also wants it known that it has taken cost into account for its certification training: ”It has never been easier or more affordable to receive the gold standard RV Technical Institute training with RVTI’s subscription model. The plan allows RV dealerships to train all their technicians either through the online program or in-person at RVTI’s headquarters in Elkhart for $1,200 per location. For individuals, either mobile technicians or people who are looking to get into the RV technician field, there is a $300/year option for individuals. This plan also provides access to RVTI’s Level 1 and Level 2 online training or in-person classes in Elkhart. More information on the new subscription model is available here.”
You can learn more about the hybrid learning option in RVTI’s course catalog here.
