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Connecticut HVAC apprenticeship programs are overseen by the Department of Consumer Protection (DCP) and Department of Labor (DOL) Office of Apprenticeships, with registered apprenticeships required for licenses like S2 Unlimited and S4 Limited Journeyperson in Heating, Piping & Cooling. Authoritative sources indicate programs last 1-4 years but lack specific details on total hours, ratios, or reporting. No quantitative metrics such as OJT hours or classroom requirements are detailed in the provided .gov sources.
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