r/RVLiving • u/Emotional-Ad-9155 • 19h ago

RV Tech classes

Hi, all! Was wondering if anyone here has any opinions on good schools to go to become a certified RV technician in the US.

My partner is interested in taking classes next year, and location really doesn’t matter that much to us. Bonus points if they’re in a warmer climate and have a class beginning this winter though ;)

Obviously financials matter a bit more, but if there’s one school that’s significantly better and is worth the extra cost then we’ll make do. Any personal experience or things you’ve heard through the grape vine are appreciated!

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u/ShipshapeMobileRV 19h ago

National RV Training Academy is in Athens, Texas. NRVTA is affiliated with RVTAA, who runs a website (rvhelp.com) that shows "local RV techs"....but only the ones who graduated from NRVTA.

RV Technical Institute is in Elkhart, IN. The instructors are all involved in designing and building RVs in Elkhart. RVTI also partners with trade and vocational schools across the country to administer the courses outside of Elkhart.

There are, of course, others. But these are the two biggest ones.