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Solar PV Systems Installer

Start DateDurationLocationCost
Fall 2025Schedule coming soonOnline + In-person$200
(government funded) 

 

This microcredential is part of the , delivered by Colleges and Institutes Canada, and funded by Upskill Canada (powered by Palette Skills) and the Government of Canada. 不良研究所is pleased to be a chosen delivery partner for this project.

不良研究所 this Microcredential

What It Is: Accelerated, hands-on training in solar PV system installation, developed with industry experts to meet the growing demand for solar installation services.

Who It's For: Skilled trades professionals, such as carpenters and home builders, looking to expand their expertise into solar energy.

What Participants Gain: Understanding of renewable energy fundamentals and solar PV system concepts. Practical skills in safe and effective racking and wiring installation. Hands-on experience working with solar panel infrastructure under licensed professionals.

Career Outcomes: Step into roles like Solar Energy Technician or Sustainable Construction Supervisor.

What's The Cost: Thanks to funding from Upskill Canada (powered by Palette Skills) and the Government of Canada, the program is subsidized for a limited time. Once accepted, you'll only pay $200.

EMPLOYERS - Take Note!

Equip your team with skills to meet the growing demand for solar installations.

Program Structure

  • Online + in-person delivery (in-person dates and locations TBD)
  • Schedule coming soon

Certification

When you complete the Solar PV Systems Installer microcredential you’ll earn a digital badge as proof of your achievement. You can share this badge on your resume, LinkedIn profile, e-portfolio, or other digital platforms. Employers will be able to see your skills and know exactly what you’ve learned, as the badge highlights your proven abilities.

Admission Requirements

  • Minimum of three years’ work or volunteer experience, which can be from inside or outside Canada. This experience must be outside of full-time or part-time studies (high school or post-secondary).
  • WHMIS certification, fall arrest training, occupational health and safety familiarity.
  • Proficiency in English (see 不良研究所English Language Requirements).
  • Legally eligible to work in Canada. Work permit holders should have at least one year remaining on their permit after the start of the upskilling program.

Required Materials

Participants will need a computer with high-speed internet access for online learning. In-person components will require access to solar panel infrastructure.

Pre-Launch Waitlist

Be the first to know when registration opens!

Join our pre-launch waitlist by emailing elizabeth.stairs@nbcc.ca.

Delivered by:

Colleges and Institutes Canada

Funded by:

Upskill Canada Powered by Palette Skills       Government of Canada

Upskill Canada [powered by Palette Skills] is a national nonprofit whose purpose is to connect Canada’s most innovative companies with the talent they need to grow. They are working with partners across the country to build a national upskilling system that creates new career paths for untapped talent to meet their full potential.