Equip Yourself with the Skills to Change Your Life
Nana offers training in appliance repair.
Equip Yourself with the Skills to Change Your Life
Become an appliance repair technician and earn $5,000 or more a month. Complete two FREE online classes and a short in-person mentorship in as little as 2 weeks.

Here's How it Works

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1. Apply online

Start your career in appliance repair by completing our online application. If accepted you will learn appliance repair basics and a specialization like refrigeration.​

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2. Complete Your Training

Enroll in a training program and receive hands-on training.

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3. (Optional) Become Elligible for Nana Home

Nana will connect you to appliance repair jobs in your local area. Supported by the Nana software.

Our Mission

Helping millions of Americans learn a new trade and create lives they are proud of.

Appliance Repair is a high-paying field where Americans can build middle-class lives and take care of their families. But there are not enough technicians to meet the current demand.

 

At Nana, our mission is to help millions of Americans learn a new trade and create lives they are proud of. We believe that anyone, equipped with the right skills, can build a fulfilling career in this high-demand industry.

Class Timeline

Launch your Appliance Repair Career!
  1. Learn the Fundamentals

    Topics covered include: tools, safety, electricity and how to use a multimeter.

  2. Get Specialized

    Deep dive into specific appliance types. Learn the order of operations, components and how various systems work in harmony for the appliance to function.

We Work With 25+ Leading
Manufacturers, Warranty & Property Management Companies

Interested in working with us? Partner with us.

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The Founder

Started as an
Appliance Technician

David Zamir went from $200,000 of debt to running his own small appliance business by learning appliance repair.

Learning a trade empowered him with a sense of fulfillment from helping others and provided the economic security to support his family. He founded Nana so others could follow his path.

 

Nana Academy was named after David’s own mother to honor and respect the woman who worked tirelessly to provide for the family when his father suddenly passed away.