The Turner School
Primary and Secondary EducationNew York, United States11-50 Employees
The Turner School is an education provider in New York City specializing in continuing instruction for professionals in commercial and industrial building operations and management. Founded in 1945 by Wesley Turner, the school has more than six decades of experience delivering credential-focused programs and state-licensed courses, operating as a small to mid-sized institution. It holds licenses from the New York State Education Department and the New York Fire Department and is recognized by the U.S. Green Building Council, reflecting alignment with industry standards. The institution is the oldest and most established resource for the New York City Refrigeration Machine Operators Examination, which certifies the operation of refrigeration and air conditioning equipment in the city. Serving a professional audience with demanding schedules, the Turner School offers day, evening, and weekend classes, complemented by an online component to allow study outside of class. Its graduates advance to roles such as watch engineers, chief engineers, and building or property managers at prominent properties, illustrating the program's focus on practical qualifications for building operations.