Earn While You Learn: The AirconPro Summer Apprenticeship in Hong Kong
Aged 17 to 19 and want real skills, real experience and a real wage? Our paid summer programme runs through July and August and puts you alongside qualified aircon technicians on live service calls from the first week.

About the AirconPro Summer Apprenticeship
This is a structured, paid training programme for 17 to 19 year olds who want to learn air conditioning servicing from the ground up.
The programme runs for eight weeks across July and August. You work on real jobs with experienced technicians and you are paid for your time. No prior HVAC knowledge is needed.
AirconPro is part of Proclean Hong Kong, which serves homes and businesses across the city. The technicians you learn from hold formal HVAC qualifications and manufacturer certifications. Read about the qualifications and training behind the team.
You do not learn this trade from a slideshow. You learn it with tools in your hands and a qualified technician beside you.
What You Will Learn
Theory modules run alongside site work, so what you see on the job makes sense.
On Site with Experienced Technicians
Apprentices are paired with senior technicians and join them on real service calls across Hong Kong, in homes, offices, shops and schools.
You start by observing and assisting, then take on supervised tasks as your skills grow. That is how the trade is learned in practice.
Tasks are set in line with the Labour Department's occupational safety guidance and matched to your level of training. Higher-risk work stays with qualified staff. See how our technicians work at height.

The Programme at a Glance
Everything you need to know before you apply.
Places Are Limited
Apply Before June
Send us your name, school year and two or three lines on why you want to join. Apply through our contact form or on WhatsApp.
The Skills You Will Build
Eight weeks on site gives you confident, safe use of core tools, including multimeters and manifold gauge sets, and the ability to carry out routine maintenance under supervision.
You also learn how to behave professionally in clients' homes and workplaces: punctuality, tidy work areas, clear communication and teamwork.
You finish with documented site hours and a professional reference. That is a strong base for further study with the Vocational Training Council or trade training through the Construction Industry Council.

Why an Apprenticeship Beats Classroom-Only Training
Employers in Hong Kong look for candidates with practical exposure as well as certificates.
| Summer Apprenticeship | Classroom Only | |
|---|---|---|
| 💰 Income | Paid during the programme | Usually unpaid |
| 🛠️ Experience | Real jobs with real clients | Simulated exercises |
| 👥 Mentoring | Paired with senior technicians | Group teaching |
| 📄 Outcome | Site hours and a reference | A certificate |
Who Should Apply
The programme is open to applicants aged 17 to 19 who are based in Hong Kong.
School Leavers
You want a skilled trade and a direct route into work.
Future Engineers
You plan to study mechanical or building services engineering and want site experience first.
Hands-On Learners
You prefer practical work and want to find out whether HVAC suits you.
Career Explorers
You are curious about the trade and willing to work hard for eight weeks.
How to Apply
Applications for the July and August programme close in June. Places are filled as applications are reviewed, so apply early.
Common Questions
Is the apprenticeship paid?
Yes. You receive a wage for the time you work during the programme.
Do I need experience?
No. We teach the fundamentals. Interest, reliability and a willingness to learn matter most.
Will I work at height?
Apprentices do not carry out high-risk tasks. You observe safe practice and work within your training level.
Can it lead to a job?
You leave with documented site hours and a professional reference, which carry real weight in a job application.
AirconPro by Proclean Hong Kong
Start Your HVAC Career This Summer
A paid programme in July and August with on-site training from qualified technicians. Open to 17 to 19 year olds across Hong Kong.