Address: 7 Perimeter Rd, Manchester, NH 03103, USA
Phone: +16036226544
Sunday: Closed
Monday: 9AM–4PM
Tuesday: 9AM–4PM
Wednesday: 9AM–4PM
Thursday: 9AM–4PM
Friday: 9AM–3PM
Saturday: Closed
Matt Gamache
Our son is looking into a career as an electrician. We took the tour of the school and was impressed. Kristina was very informative and answered all our questions. Our son is enrolling for the fall school year. Very excited
Logan Derome
Great school with professional and knowledgeable staff. Easily explained and shown how to compete tasks the right way, 12/10 would recommend.
Andrew N
I was nervous before beginning HVAC heat and Oil due to being out of school for years and class was very engaging and well paced. I'm learning and applying my skills and I feel valued and engaged as a student! Great place to learn and prepare for the field!
bike offrd
I'm currently enrolled in the oil heat class (1/21/2018) at NH School of Mechanical Trades Manchester, I opted for the Tuesday and Thursday night schedule. Tuesday night is a class room learning experience using the NORA oil heat technician book. Thursday night is the lab room "hands on" follow up of what the student learned in the class room. Both John and Mike are great teachers with the "trades" personality. The class is not only informative but also fun. John and Mike go above and beyond to make sure the student is understanding the material. I was able to find employment about half way through the completion of this course. The owner's Dean Millard and John Duff will help with job placement, just ask.
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I can't answer that exact question but when i went there I was overly satisfied. You won't be disapointed.
Hi Nate, could you message me your business information please. Thank you for your time, Dawn
I'm an electrician's Apprentice at the school. I took electrical 101 first, no prerequisites to that class, and it did give me a certificate. Though it has nothing to do with a license, it did give me a thorough introduction to the field of electricity, and a certificate of completion when done. My employer was impressed by my initiative, and that helped me land a job. In the field, that extra knowledge certainly didn't hurt! There is also plumbing 101 if you're interested in that. - Otherwise, find a job in your desired field, they will give you paperwork that you take to the state for your apprentice license, which you take with more paperwork to the school to sign up for your required school hours. It really is a great School, the Hands-On labs are priceless in my opinion.
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