With solar ready veterans.
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The solar ready vets program unites the workforce needs of solar companies with trained workers who embody the skills that come from serving in the military.
J oining the solar ready vets network can help your company seek out highly skilled job candidates with experience in the armed forces.
Fort bragg in north carolina u s.
Was on the list of military bases to participate in its pilot program fayetteville technical community college ftcc has embraced the opportunity to offer at no cost training for those transitioning out of active duty that prepares them for careers in the solar energy industry.
As part of the u s.
This month 13 fort bragg veterans graduated from the fayetteville technical community college s ftcc s solar ready vets program in north carolina.
Department of defense s dod skillbridge initiative.
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Energy department announces five additional military bases will join solar ready vets a solar jobs training program that prepares service members for careers in the solar industry when they leave active duty and awards 10 million to 10 new projects through its solar training and education for professionals step funding program which was created to help meet the solar industry s growing.
Department of defense s skillbridge initiative which allows exiting military personnel to pursue civilian job training employment skills training apprenticeships and internships up to six months prior to their separation.
The solar ready vets pilot program was enabled by the u s.
All solar and storage companies can apply to host a fellow for a 12 week training program through the solar ready vets.
Mission ready for a career in solar.
You ll also have a seat at the table on workforce development initiatives that will strengthen the entire industry.
That s a promising figure for the recent graduates.
In north carolina the solar sector accounted for 5 541 full time jobs.
From the strata solar press release.
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