The National RV Training Academy (NRVTA) launched an expanded RV Inspector Training Program.
NRVTA said the program better prepares students for real-world work.
NRVTA Chief Operating Officer Kelly Bradley said the program reflects the academy’s commitment to first-hand education and practical skill-building.
“People come to NRVTA because they want to build a new path, whether that is starting an RV inspection business, adding inspection services to an existing mobile RV technician business or creating a flexible career that allows them to travel,” Bradley said. “Our goal is to provide training that supports those goals with practical experience and strong fundamentals.”
NRVTA said students enrolled in the RV inspector training program will gain increased opportunities to work directly with real RVs and practice inspection techniques.
New features include:
- More Hands-On RV Inspection Labs: Students spend additional time in guided lab environments practicing inspection procedures, reviewing systems and applying what they learn using real RVs on campus.
- Expanded Field Experience at Texan RV Park: With numerous RVs across the 30-acre Texan RV Park, students gain exposure to real-world inspection scenarios similar to what they will encounter when working with RV buyers and owners.
- Greater Emphasis on Practical Skills: The updated RV inspector curriculum places a stronger focus on developing observational skills, evaluating RV systems and identifying concerns.
“For many, this work offers flexibility, independence and the opportunity to build a business centered on service and trust,” NRVTA said. “NRVTA aligns its RV inspector training program with recognized industry expectations to help students understand professional inspection practices.”
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