Solar Training
Program Overview
Selling Solar:
“Solar
Sales, Design, & Estimation training course" Cuyamaca College is offering students an
exciting training course on the in-demand area of Solar Sales,
Design, & Estimation.
This course will train students in the techniques, tools,
and knowledge necessary to successfully sell solar products and
services, design and estimate a solar site and system, and
confidently advise on the financial profile of going solar!
Who will benefit from this program: Experienced sales professional
looking to break into the solar industry Experienced solar technicians
looking to increase their value and develop
business Students who successfully complete this training course will: Gain the necessary skills to
sell solar PV energy systems, deliver financial
scenarios, and speak on incentive programs
related to solar Gain additional technical
knowledge including sizing, cost estimation, and
residential and commercial systems design Be introduced to industry
tools for performing ROI calculations, costs
analysis, and sales proposals The Solar Sales, Design, and Estimation
training is part of a grant funded project and will be
FREE to eligible participants during the
funding period. Solar Sales, Design, and Estimation
Class Start Date
March 25-April 1 M Th W 8am-5pm T
1pm-5pm
Need
more info?
To be placed on our information list please contact Julie Tamura 619-660-4017.
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Solar Photovoltaic energy systems convert the sun’s rays directly into electricity. Generally speaking, rooftop panels produce electricity for a residence or commercial building, with excess energy flowing into the electrical grid. Other exciting applications include golf carts, sailboats, and automobiles. Due to new federal, state, and local incentive programs, demand for PV systems is at an all-time high. |
 Under Construction Solar thermal energy systems harness the energy of the sun to heat water. Applications range from low-temperature systems typically used for swimming pools, to high temperature systems for industrial, commercial, and residential hot water needs. With so many applications for solar thermal energy, demand for system installation is growing every year. |
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Cajon, California 92019