01Technical programs
Electrical training
A residential and commercial electrical program with classroom theory, lab work and hours that count toward your state license.
Programs from $11,80060 minDetails & booking
A skill you can show. A next step you can understand.Craft Technical Academy / Industrial Quarter, Tampa
A NEW PERSPECTIVE ON TRADE SCHOOLSLearn the craft.
Learn the craft.
Explore what comes next.
Electrical, HVAC, welding, plumbing and construction programs taught by tradespeople on working equipment. Visit a class, meet an instructor and see the costs and start dates in writing.
Est. 2008 · Industrial Quarter
Electrical, HVACR, welding, plumbing and construction pathways, taught through real tasks, real equipment and assessment you can see.
Build your next chapter.
- Tue–Sat 10–6
- 4.8 · 162 reviews
- (813) 555-0128
- Next opening Tue 11:00 AM
- Book online
Practical learning. A considered next step.THE QUESTIONS. THE CRAFT. THE PEOPLE.Meet the names worth knowing
Craft Technical Academy / WHAT WE’RE KNOWN FOR02 — THE SIGNATURE EDIT
The details
make the difference.
A skill you can show. A next step you can understand.
Electrical, HVACR, welding, plumbing and construction pathways, taught through real tasks, real equipment and assessment you can see.
TRADE SCHOOLS01 / 03
THE SIGNATURE COLLECTION
Electrical fundamentals
Electrical training · Programs from $11,800 · 60 minElectrical fundamentalsOfficial reference
NCCER electrical curriculum
The electrical skills bench
NCCER’s electrical curriculum includes conduit, diagrams and contemporary energy-system topics. A campus visit shows a de-energized practice task, its assessment criteria and how classroom theory connects to a supervised workshop.
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Safe learning setup and instructor supervision
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Tool access and practical-assessment expectations
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Program relevance to local apprenticeship and licensing pathways
NCCER electrical curriculum
A clean conduit bend, a weld coupon on the bench, a fault found by working through the diagram. We make technical education visible through real tasks, useful equipment and the satisfaction of improving a piece of work, and we make the enrollment decision just as clear.
Get curious about the details. Understand what makes one approach different from another. And leave with a next step that feels like yours.
Book your campus visitTHE MENUStart with a goal.
Start with a goal.
See the price first.
Every service we offer with a starting price and the time your first visit takes. Compare two side by side, then book your campus visit.
6 services on the menu · Select two to compare
02Technical programs
HVAC training
Hands-on heating, cooling and refrigeration training on live equipment, with EPA certification preparation built in.
Programs from $11,80060 minDetails & booking03Technical programs
Welding & fabrication
MIG, TIG and stick welding with a booth per student, safety certification and fabrication projects you take home.
Programs from $11,80060 minDetails & booking04Technical programs
Plumbing fundamentals
A plumbing program covering water, drainage and gas systems with hands-on practice and the hours relevant to your licensing pathway.
Programs from $11,80060 minDetails & booking05Technical programs
Construction technology
A construction program covering materials, plan reading, framing and site practice, taught by tradespeople on a working site.
Programs from $11,80060 minDetails & booking06Student support
Admissions & career planning
A complimentary campus visit with admissions and career services, covering enrollment, costs, financial aid and employer partnerships.
Complimentary60 minDetails & bookingNot sure which fits?
Start with a campus visit.
See it in person; dates, details and pricing follow in writing.
Book a campus visitClient reviewsRated 4.8
Rated 4.8
by 162 clients.
Most booked: Electrical training, HVAC training and Welding & fabrication.
“Electrical training with instructors who still work in the field. Hired three weeks before graduation by a contractor who toured our shop.”
Jay N.Electrical training “HVAC training that was hands-on from week one. Career services set up two interviews before finals.”
Dana R.HVAC training “Welding & fabrication in a shop that runs like a job site. Admissions laid out costs and aid plainly on day one.”
Elena V.Welding & fabrication
Financial aid available for those who qualify · monthly payment plans
Campus visits are complimentary. Enrollment is secured with a registration fee applied to tuition. Change or cancel free up to 24 hours before your visit.
Shop & book onlineCuriosity looks good
Curiosity looks good
with a little direction.
Build your plan, check out in a minute, then book each visit from your order.
- Build and save your plan
- Card, Apple Pay, Google Pay or pay over time
- Campus visits are complimentary. Enrollment is secured with a registration fee applied to tuition.
- Book, change or cancel every visit you bought
Your plan. On the calendar.Marketplace → order → booked visit
Trade schools / RESEARCH NOTEBOOK03 — THE NEXT CONVERSATION
IDEAS WITH SOMETHING BEHIND THEMOn the horizon.
On the horizon.
In the details.
A few things worth understanding before your next conversation with Craft Technical Academy.
Researched developments, read for you by your RevNock editor.A credential can be built in stages
NCCER describes competency-based modules with knowledge and performance testing and stackable credentials.
NCCER postsecondary trainingWe show the skills map with assessment milestones and state which credentials we can issue.
The workshop is meeting new energy systems
NCCER’s electrical curriculum includes solar, EV and energy-storage topics, while HVACR includes heat-pump learning.
NCCER electrical curriculumWe explain which current systems appear in the lab and distinguish an introduction from a complete specialist qualification.
Testing preparation needs a clear boundary
ESCO publishes HVACR training resources and distinct testing information, including current EPA 608 resources.
ESCO HVACR education and testingWe identify the exam provider, version, extra fees and eligibility separately from course completion.
Trade schools / THE REFERENCE LIBRARY04 — KNOW THE NAMES
Good names.
Better-informed choices.
BRANDS, TECHNOLOGY & THE PEOPLE BEHIND IT
Meet the manufacturers, products and professional frameworks behind the trade schools conversation.
Manufacturer and product names belong to their owners and link to official information. No affiliation or authorized-provider status is implied.
4 references · Independently researchedGO TO THE ORIGINAL SOURCE
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NCCER
Curriculum and credential referenceModular craft curricula and performance assessments illustrate an industry training framework; no school affiliation is claimed.
Official website02Lincoln Electric
Welding-education referenceProcess-focused welding programs and equipment provide a concrete reference for workshop instruction.
Official website03Klein Tools
Professional-tool referenceElectrical and trade tools help make a program’s kit list and workshop-equipment conversation specific.
Official website04ESCO Institute / HVAC Excellence
HVACR education referenceTraining, testing and program-quality resources are references to verify against the actual school’s scope.
Official websiteLIFE AT CRAFT TECHNICAL ACADEMY05 — A LIFE AROUND IT
GOOD THINGS HAPPEN AROUND THE EDGESLife, beyond
Life, beyond
the booking.
Rituals, gathering places and ideas for a life with a little more Craft in it.
Rituals, gatherings and series we run through the year.
CAMPUS VISITThe makers’ open bench
We open the campus for a supervised visit with practice boards, weld coupons and a small project exhibition, and our instructors explain the assessment behind each piece.
WORKSHOP DIARYOne better bend
One of our students documents an early attempt, the instructor’s feedback and a revised conduit bend, with their permission. Progress made visible, one bend at a time.
ADMISSIONSTools, coffee, career questions
Prospective students bring schedule and cost questions to an informal campus session with a tool-kit display and our graduates, who tell it straight.
Keep an idea for later. Saved for this visit.
This week at Craft Technical AcademyEight posts planned.
Eight posts planned.
One waiting for your yes.
Owner’s view
The feed, the newsletter and the month’s numbers in one place. Your social media manager queues every post; nothing goes live until you approve it.
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A conduit-bend practice diary
- Carousel
The HVAC diagnostic board
- Photo
A weld coupon explained
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What belongs in the student kit
- CarouselNeeds your approval
Instructor feedback at the bench
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A campus lab walkthrough
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Evening-student schedule concept
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Credential and licensing questions
Monthly reportOwner’s view
October so far
- Program tours
- 50▲8%
- Inquiries
- 89
- Enrollments
- 14
- List growth
- +178
Top post · Hired before graduation
Reviews +18 · prepared by Avery Lane, revenue analyst
Open the October reportTHE OWNER’S VIEW / MARKET INTELLIGENCEKnow the neighborhood.
Know the neighborhood.
See the next move.
Private to you: the 12 businesses within 20 miles, what they posted, where you rank, and what your strategist does about it.
Tampa, FL · 33606Your area
This week for Craft Technical Academy
9 new signals (1 high). Alder Technical Institute moved up 4 places on “plumbing fundamentals Tampa”. Biggest opportunity: $900/mo est.
Assigned to Jordan Lee, UX designer · due Oct 31Competitor dossiersSocial content & hooksSearch & AI gapsEvidence → action briefs
Open the intelligence workspace THE NEIGHBORHOOD
A clearer competitive picture.
12 competitors within 20 mi · 33606- Bookings at stake
- $5,000/mo est.
- Local visibility
- 66/100 ▲2
- Signals this week
- 9 1 high
Tampa, FLSchematic · approximate positions
01Heron Trade SchoolOak Hill · Technical programs0.3 mi
02Alder Technical InstituteOld Town · Technical programs0.5 mi
03Sterling Trade SchoolLakeview · Technical programs1.3 mi
THE JOURNAL / FIELD NOTESGood questions.
Good questions.
Better conversations.
Specific perspectives, practical decisions, and the details that make a first conversation more useful.
Craft Technical Academy / JournalA credential can be built in stages
NCCER describes competency-based modules with knowledge and performance testing and stackable credentials.
Craft Technical Academy / JournalThe workshop is meeting new energy systems
NCCER’s electrical curriculum includes solar, EV and energy-storage topics, while HVACR includes heat-pump learning.
Craft Technical Academy / Journal
Testing preparation needs a clear boundary
ESCO publishes HVACR training resources and distinct testing information, including current EPA 608 resources.
Our teamThe people
The people
you’ll book with.
Choose who you see when you book your campus visit. Each calendar shows that person’s own days and openings.
Maya Chen
Admissions director · 8 years
Tue–Sat
Electrical training · HVAC training · Welding & fabrication
Book with MayaSofia Patel
Career services lead · 6 years
Tue, Wed, Fri & Sat
HVAC training · Construction technology
Book with SofiaJordan Reid
Director of education · 17 years
Tue, Thu & Fri
Welding & fabrication · Admissions & career planning
Book with Jordan
Your RevNock team / this month9 delivered · 3 awaiting your review · 2 in progress
19 h delivered8 specialists8 workstreams
Eight people run the website, the journal, the feed, the newsletter and the numbers behind this page. You approve; they do the work.
- Nina ParkerAccount lead
- Alex RiveraWebsite engineer
- Jordan LeeUX designer
- Sam TaylorSEO editor
- Casey MorganBrand & print designer
- Riley BrooksCampaign strategist
- Morgan EllisSocial media manager
- Avery LaneRevenue analyst
9 delivered · 3 awaiting your review · 2 in progress- DeliveredOct 2 · 110 min · Website
Homepage hierarchy and mobile booking path
Jordan Lee, UX designer
- Before
- The first screen mixed the explanation, offer and booking action into one dense block.
- After
- Built a clearer headline, an explanatory comparison section and a single mobile booking action in Craft Technical Academy’s visual style.
- DeliveredOct 8 · 80 min · Newsletter
A newsletter people can use before they book
Riley Brooks, campaign strategist
- Before
- The email opening led with a generic promotion and gave every audience the same next step.
- After
- Reworked the subject and opening, separated the educational section from the offer, and wrote one clear booking invitation for the selected audience.
- Awaiting reviewOct 9 · 90 min · Campaigns
Original campaign artwork, made for the channel
Casey Morgan, brand & print designer
- Before
- The campaign brief had no image hierarchy or clear relationship between its artwork and message.
- After
- Composed a headline, supporting image and booking panel; specified email and message crops with readable type at phone size.
- DeliveredOct 13 · 75 min · Reporting
A report that connects activity to the business
Avery Lane, revenue analyst
- Before
- The reporting brief mixed lead counts, booked sales and collected cash into one headline number.
- After
- Separated inquiry, booked, showed and won stages; laid out channel contribution, direct costs, cash receipts and margin as distinct measures.
One example month within an agreed delivery scope. Hours vary by plan; third-party tools and media spend are authorized separately.
QUESTIONS, ANSWEREDA few things
A few things
you might be wondering.
Clear answers make a good beginning. Anything else: call or text (813) 555-0128.
How do I book a private tour or appointment?
Choose a date and time for your campus visit online or send us a note with a few options; we confirm within the day and send directions, parking details and what to bring.
What dates are available?
The online calendar shows live availability for campus visits and appointments. Popular dates and times go first, so reserve early and we hold the time for you.
What is included?
Every campus visit includes a workshop walkthrough during a class, time with an instructor and admissions, and a written summary of programs, costs and start dates, with no obligation.
Can I bring guests?
Yes. Partners, family and advisors are welcome; tell us how many to expect so we can set the room up properly and plan enough time.
What is your deposit policy?
A refundable deposit holds your seat in the next start while enrollment and financial aid are completed, and is applied in full to your tuition. Changes are free up to 48 hours before an appointment.
Visit usIndustrial Quarter, Tampa.
Industrial Quarter, Tampa.
Tue–Sat 10–6.
| Mon | ClosedToday |
|---|---|
| Tue | 10:00 AM – 6:00 PM |
| Wed | 10:00 AM – 6:00 PM |
| Thu | 10:00 AM – 6:00 PM |
| Fri | 10:00 AM – 6:00 PM |
| Sat | 10:00 AM – 6:00 PM |
| Sun | Closed |
- Call or text
- (813) 555-0128Text us at (813) 555-0128
- @crafttechnicalacademy
- Parking
- Free student and visitor parking on campus
- Financing
- Financial aid available for those who qualify · monthly payment plans
Book a campus visit
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Industrial Quarter campusIndustrial Quarter · TampaFree student and visitor parking on campus
06Behind the edit.Official references, research notes & a little transparency.
A CONSIDERED POINT OF VIEW NEEDS A FOUNDATION.
These official manufacturer and professional references inform our editorial. Your consultant confirms suitability.
Edited by your RevNock team · updated
Notes from Craft Technical Academy
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One note a month: open dates, new programs and first invitations to our gatherings.
- First invitations to “The makers’ open bench” · Before each intake · Saturday 10 AM
- Recent note · “Electrical program: tuition, aid and the first paycheck”
- Texts for last-minute openings only
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Start with your business.Meet your human team. We learn your audience, agree the delivery plan and connect your website, booking and social accounts with your permission.
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