Solar apprenticeship program looks to tackle technician shortage
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Solar apprenticeship program looks to tackle technician shortage

FOX 13 Tampa Bay
June 6, 2023

Summary

St. Petersburg College has launched Florida's first state-approved solar apprenticeship program in collaboration with the Florida Solar Energy Center at the University of Central Florida. This initiative aims to address the growing demand for qualified solar technicians by training employees from approved solar companies and providing them with industry-recognized certification.

The solar industry is rapidly expanding, with significant yearly growth in job opportunities. This program not only aims to enhance the skills of current employees but also hopes to eventually open enrollment to a broader audience, thereby promoting economic mobility and job creation in the community.

Why this matters for apprenticeships

This story highlights the crucial role of apprenticeship programs in preparing the workforce for the fast-growing solar energy sector. By providing targeted training and certification, such programs can significantly improve job readiness and help meet the increasing demand for skilled technicians in renewable energy.

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