The RV Technical Institute (RVTI) and Truma scheduled two remaining product training sessions for 2026, giving recreational vehicle technicians opportunities to earn continuing education credits through complimentary, two-day courses covering heating, water heating and cooling systems.
The sessions are scheduled for Nov. 17-18 and Dec. 15-16 at the RVTI campus as part of the companies’ ongoing training partnership. Each course provides 16 Continuing Education Credits (CECs) toward RVTI requirements and also fulfills Truma’s training requirements.
According to a News and Insights report of RVIA, the courses will cover several Truma product categories, including heating systems, combination heating and water systems, hydronic heating, on-demand water heating and cooling.
The training is designed to provide technicians with product-specific instruction across the manufacturer’s equipment lineup.
There are no prerequisites for attending the courses. However, technicians seeking to apply the training hours toward the Level 3 Appliance Specialty certification must already hold Level 1 and Level 2 certifications, according to the registration information.
Both sessions are complimentary, allowing technicians to participate without paying course fees. Attendees can register through Truma using its online registration form. The form is also available through the RVTI store.
The two remaining sessions follow a series of product training courses offered throughout 2026 under the partnership, which provides instruction at the institute’s campus. The program covers multiple appliance specialties and is intended to expand technicians’ knowledge of Truma products while supporting continuing education within the RV service industry.
