Heat pump education

“I liked how he simplified it down when he was talking about in depth information. It made me understand the context a lot easier.

The same material, delivered two ways. Work through it yourself on the online platform, or have it taught to your team in a room or on a call.

Heat pump training class
01Two routes

Pick the one that fits how you work.

Route one, self paced

Heat Pump Journey

  • 6 courses, 100 microlearnings, around 20 hours
  • Lessons of 5 to 15 minutes, on any device
  • Interactive assessment after every module
  • Certificate of completion, BPEC certified
  • 12 months full access
  • 7 lessons free, no card needed
See the full curriculum →

Route two, taught

In-house training

  • In the HVAC Education Hub training centre in Zagreb
  • At your premises, anywhere in the world
  • Or as a live online webinar
  • Programme built around your products and your faults
  • Breakout fault-finding on real schematics
  • Delivered in English or Croatian
How it works →
02Certification

Recognised, not just completed.

BPEC certificate

BPEC certified

The course is BPEC certified, which matters if you are learning in the UK. Your hours count towards recognised professional development rather than disappearing into a folder of unverified certificates.

03What is covered

The whole system, in order.

Both routes work through the same six areas. Nothing is skipped because it is difficult.

01

Introduction & Technology

Refrigerant cycle, every component, refrigerants, COP and SCOP, F-Gas.

02

Design

Transmission and ventilation losses, pipe sizing, radiators, underfloor, DHW.

03

Hydronics

Pump curves, Kv and valve sizing, balancing, buffer, volumiser, separation.

04

Installation & Commissioning

Site survey, electrics, water quality, control strategy, flow rate, DHW setup.

05

Troubleshooting & Service

Systematic diagnosis, monitoring data, real fault scenarios, annual service.

06

Case Study

One real project from design through installation, commissioning and monitoring.

04Who it is for

Installers, engineers, and the teams behind them.

Installers

Coming from gas or refrigeration and want the water side and the refrigerant side to finally connect.

Design engineers

Producing heat loss calculations and schematics that have to hold up when someone challenges them.

Manufacturer field teams

Supporting installers all day and needing one consistent technical story across the network.

Distributors

Training an installer network, where better design means fewer warranty claims coming back.

Training centres

Adding structured heat pump content to an existing curriculum without building it from scratch.

Newcomers

No heat pump background at all. The first course assumes nothing.

05Reviews

49 people have been through it.

Manufacturer training teams, installers and engineers across the UK, Croatia and the rest of Europe. Here is what people from the industry say.