Cetam and Sedecti Are Offering Free Professional Training Course for Solar Panel Installers. The Free Course Has a Workload of 120 Hours.
The category of solar panel installers earns between R$ 1,500 and R$ 3,000 on average, but earnings can exceed R$ 5,000. This depends on many factors such as the professional’s level of knowledge, years of experience in the field, certifications, and similar. The solar panel installer can also earn in two ways: having a fixed salary while working for a solar company or as an entrepreneur in the solar energy sector.
The autonomous solar panel installer does not have a fixed income. However, for each installation completed, about 20% of the approximate profit margin is theirs, which corresponds to at least R$ 2,000.
Registrations for the Free Solar Panel Installer Course Provided by Cetam and Sedecti
Registrations for the free Cetam course in Amazonas will be conducted exclusively online, from 26th at 8 a.m. until 27th July, ending at 11:59 p.m.
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The public notice of the selection process is already available on this website. In total, 200 spots will be offered for the free solar panel installer course, divided among the cities of Manaus, Itacoatiara, and Parintins.
The free course will take place from August 8 to September 26 in person. The purpose of the free course is to stimulate the sustainable and economic development of the state of Amazonas, generating more jobs and income in this growing sector in the country.
Of the 200 spots available for the free solar panel installer course, 120 are allocated to the capital and the remaining 80 to Itacoatiara and Parintins. Men and women from the region can participate.
Cetam Director Discusses the Benefit of the Free Course for the State
In the city of Manaus, classes will be held at the Galileia unit, at the Estelio Dalison Vocational School and the Benjamin Constant Institute (IBC).
“The Government of Amazonas continuously updates Cetam’s course catalog, and the high demand for qualified professionals in the solar energy market in our region is being addressed through this partnership with Sedecti. The trend is for expansion and high employability,” emphasized Cetam’s president, Professor José Augusto de Melo Neto.
The solar panel installer course arose from a request from Sedecti, through the Executive Secretariat of Mining, Energy, Oil, and Gas – Semep, recognizing the great potential of Amazonas for solar energy generation.
Capacity of Amazonas in the Energy Sector
According to energy sector studies, Amazonas has a global horizontal irradiation of 4,825Wh/m², making it a very viable state for harnessing energy and generating electricity.
“Furthermore, in 2020, the Government of Amazonas created State Law No. 5,350, of December 22, 2020, concerning the State Policy for Incentives to the Use of Renewable Energy Sources and Energy Efficiency,” highlighted the Executive Secretary of Mining, Energy, Oil, and Gas of Sedecti, Marco Antônio de Oliveira Villela.
“The project of the law was formulated within Sedecti and allows for the stimulation of the use of renewable energy sources and also focuses on the interiorization of sustainable development in Amazonas, promoting training programs and human resources development, to effectively utilize solar energy systems,” Villela detailed.

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