Renewable Energy Programs

This entry-level solar energy training course is designed to help you understand the fastest-growing form of power generation in the world—solar power. This is the best place to begin your journey into the solar workforce by equipping yourself with in-demand skills!

Become a certified solar panel installer with the NABCEP® PV Installation Professional training program. This NABCEP-approved curriculum aligns perfectly with the educational prerequisites to sit for the NABCEP PVIP exam and provides an overview of installation, design, sales, and safety concepts.

This specialized solar sales training program helps you understand the technical components of a solar photovoltaic system so you can better communicate its benefits to potential customers. The 20-hour online course will help you to effectively sell solar PV systems.

Take the first step toward earning an internationally recognized solar certification. This training program will instantly qualify you to sit for the PV Associate exam offered through the North American Board of Certified Energy Practitioners® (NABCEP®).

This intermediate-level course follows our PV101 Solar Energy Training course—building on solar energy, electricity, and safety fundamentals by training you to work with wires, circuits, and panels. This 40-hour online course will teach you how to install solar panels and about the balance of components, including inverters, charge controllers, and battery banks for grid-tied and off-grid systems.

This online course will familiarize you with the steps and considerations necessary before and during a solar installation project. This includes addressing customer expectations, paperwork and approvals, location options, code compliance, and project site assessment.

Become a certified solar PV system designer with this NABCEP® PV Design Specialist training program by Everblue. This NABCEP-approved curriculum aligns perfectly with the educational prerequisites to sit for the NABCEP PVDS exam and provides an in-depth analysis of solar PV system design considerations.