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Cares Academy

We have trained more than 7,000 professionals in the Solar PV sector through our training programs. The programs are designed by experts and have the right mix of presentation, videos, remote demos, design exercises, notes and Q&A sessions, the quality of which is reflected in 95% positive feedback for our programs.

 

We have partnered with different national bodies such as National Productivity Council, Ministry of Small and Medium Enterprises and National Institute of Solar Energy for training. We are a certified Solar Energy Training Network Partner under NISE, MNRE  

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Solar PV Basics 

Certification Program 

Solar Power Plants are now everywhere. Whether you are an engineer or a business buyer or a home owner who is considering solar power plant for your home, you need to understand the basics of Solar Power Plant. In our Solar Basics Certification Program, we are going to cover the basics of Solar Power Plant including key components of solar power plant, key drivers of solar, metering policies, product selection, basic design, installation and maintenance.​

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Duration:  3 Weeks | 4 to 6 Hours per Week 

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Course Material:  15 Instructor videos (161 minutes) | 15 Readings | 3 Practice Questionnaires

Solar PV Practitioner Training 

Cares Academy has launched the Solar PV Practitioner certification program with the objective of providing a hands-on comprehensive exposure to all aspects of Solar Power Plant design, component selection, installation, commissioning and maintenance. Any participant who completes the 10 day  certification course spread across 2 weeks will be able to answer the following questions:

 

How to design a Solar Power Plant from scratch? 

 

How will I select components for a Solar Power Plant?

 

Which type of Solar PV system is suited for my customer?

 

Why are some solar panels and inverters more expensive than others?

 

How will I compare different Solar Power Plants and Technologies?

 

How to design and install a Solar Power Plant, which will last 25 years?

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