Centec Has Dozens of Positions in a Free Solar Energy Course for Young People and Adolescents Who Want to Enter and Get a Closer Look at the Market.
The Secretary of Science, Technology and Higher Education of the State of Ceará (Secitece), through the Centec Institute, announced the opening of registrations for the Initial and Continuing Education (FIC) Course in Photovoltaic Solar Energy until this Friday (11) or until all spots are filled.
The classes for the free course are scheduled to start on August 28 and will be held at CVTec in São Gonçalo do Amarante (Metropolitan Region of Fortaleza).
Learn More About the Free Solar Energy Course Offered by CENTEC
Focused on meeting a growing demand for qualified professionals in the sector and assisting in the state’s energy transition, the initiative aims to train these professionals with the necessary skills to operate in the solar energy market, a sector that has been expanding in the national landscape, attracting investment, especially in Ceará.
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This is the first course from Centec focusing on the clean energy sector. A total of 45 spots will be distributed in three shifts: morning, afternoon, and evening, with 15 spots per shift, a total course duration of 160 hours over 2 months, and training. All approved students will receive a certificate.
According to the Director of Technological Extension and Innovation, Cleyton Monte, Centec’s management recognizes the importance of employability demand in the solar energy segment, with the need for qualified professionals, in a joint effort with the Government of Ceará for energy transition and sustainable development. According to Cleyton, the first Centec classes of the free solar energy course will start in August.
In this initial phase in São Gonçalo do Amarante, however, the focus is to expand in the future and offer the course to other municipalities in the interior of the state so that these qualified professionals from Centec can be included in the Government of Ceará’s effort for energy transition, with sustainable energies contributing to local development and income generation.
Find Out How to Enroll in the Free Solar Energy Course
Those interested in enrolling in Centec’s training must go to the headquarters of CVTec in São Gonçalo do Amarante, located at Rua Estrada da Liberdade, s/n – Liberdade, carrying the complete required documentation and proof of registration in social programs for those who have signed up.
The course targets young people and adults interested in getting trained in the sector, professionals already working in the field, with prior knowledge of electricity and electrical installations, and a completed high school education. Furthermore, Centec’s courses prioritize individuals in socioeconomic vulnerability and meet the minimum education requirements for each course.
Solar Energy Market in Brazil
Solar energy is already the second-largest energy source in Brazil, and its capacity in the first half of this year surpassed all of 2022’s results. Solar energy is the production of energy generated from sunlight. And the result of this formula is savings.
This type of source, generated on-site, is called distributed. Of the 5,568 municipalities in the country, it is present in 5,530 – 99% of the Brazilian territory. Another way to take advantage of sunlight is to install panels on the ground, whether in urban lots or rural areas.
In the case shown, there are 12,000 panels that will eliminate the electricity bill of the industry making the investment. And what remains becomes credit for other small and medium-sized enterprises. The cable factory has a production line full of electrical equipment. The bill will be eliminated with just 40% of what the solar plant next to the company will produce.

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