• Solar Technology

              

    Solar Photovoltaic System Design, Installation and Maintenance

    Entry Level

    • This competency-based program builds skills in solar energy and energy storage, emphasizing the design, installation, and maintenance of systems for both residential and commercial applications.
    • Students develop technical knowledge to adapt solar photovoltaic designs, conduct site assessments, interpret blueprints, and troubleshoot systems.
    • Gain foundational skills in electricity concepts and practice residential wiring, utilizing hand sketches and CAD software for design precision.
    • Start with online courses covering solar basics, electrical fundamentals, safety, and standard procedures.
    • Advance to training in energy monitoring, permit processes, system design, and communication with municipalities.
    • Receive personalized mentorship to support career goals and professional development.
    • Build confidence in tool usage and safety practices through real-world job site training experiences.
  • Potential Salary:

    Salaries for graduates range from $16.67-$24.00 per hour (actual wages may vary according to education, experience, and certifications). Source: Florida Agency for Workforce Innovation, Labor Market Statistics.

    To learn more about opportunities in the field visit: Solar Energy Industries Association

     

    Steps to Enroll:

    • Attend an Information Session
    • Take the CASAS test, if applicable
    • Obtain official transcripts, if applicable (high school, GED, college, etc.)
    • Provide appropriate residency documents
    • Complete application packet
    • Pay all applicable fees
  • Course # 

    OCP 

    Course Name 

    Hours 

    EEV0205

    A

    Solar Photovoltaic Design, Installation and Maintenance Helper 

    150

    EEV0206

    B

    Solar Photovoltaic Design, Installation and Maintenance Technician 

    450