Sentence examples for solar training from inspiring English sources

Non-technical skills and project management are at least as valuable as solar training.

"We basically said, 'Forget it.' " He said that the union local has proceeded with its solar training using its own funds.

Two brief workshops in California taught him the basics of selling, designing and installing solar panels, and how to set up a solar training program for hard-to-employ individuals, like those who had not finished high school.

Coalfield is set to begin work on a new solar training center, located in Huntington, but the training there will include retrofitting lighting and installing cables because there aren't yet enough solar projects for new recruits.

They will require workers having basic math skills and computer abilities and eventually having received various forms of vocational training such as solar training or technical training.

By connecting veterans with community college-based solar training institutions, the program could train 50,000 new solar installers by 2020.

Acknowledging the potential of solar power (incidentally, the city is commonly known as Sun City), the Indian Institute of Technology has a new centre for researching solar energy, while India's first solar train is set for a trial run from the city.

Local businesses are hopping on the solar train: Costco on Burbank Boulevard flipped the switch on its solar energy installation in November and IKEA has plans for its own panel system in 2011.

The president will announce a Department of Energy solar instructor training network, which will assist with training programs at community colleges.

The week's programming included solar installation training, a tour of the Los Angeles Cleantech Incubator, networking opportunities, a workshop on solar design, and a complete solar PV system installation.

In construction, apprenticeship is the gold standard for training superior to more specific solar installer training programs, because it results in a pool of highly-skilled workers who can earn a middle class career in the construction industry, rather than just in solar, which is a small subset of the construction industry.