Sebrae Indaiatuba Opens Spots in Free and Online Courses in the Field of Solar Photovoltaic Energy

Written by Valdemar Medeiros

Published on 21/09/2021 at 10:03

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The Government of Indaiatuba is opening two classes for free courses on “Techniques for Generating Photovoltaic Solar Energy,” through the Brazilian Service of Support for Micro and Small Enterprises (Sebrae). The classes will take place in an EAD format and are free, from the 4th to the 11th of next month, from Monday to Friday. During the daytime, classes will be from 1 PM to 5 PM and, in the evening, from 6 PM to 10 PM.

Learn How to Enroll in Sebrae’s Free EAD Courses

If you are interested in the opportunities and want to stay updated on photovoltaic solar energy systems, then check out all the details to enroll in the free courses below. Those who are interested must register on the Sympla. It is important to note that Sebrae’s opportunities have a duration of 24 hours and are aimed at adults.

On the site, click on the green box “continue” and fill in the following information: Full name, Email, CPF, date of birth, cell phone, ZIP code, and all address details. It is worth mentioning that there are two classes:

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Syllabus of Sebrae’s Free EAD Courses

The goal of the Secretary and Sebrae is to train and raise awareness among students about photovoltaic solar energy systems so that they can identify electricity consumption factors and propose solutions according to the norms and regulations of regulatory bodies. Check out below the complete syllabus of Sebrae’s free EAD courses on photovoltaic solar energy.

1. Solar Energy
1.1. Utilization of Solar Energy
1.2. Applications of Solar Energy
1.3. Main Characteristics of Solar Rays
1.4. Capturing Solar Radiation

2. Photovoltaic Solar Modules
2.1. Models and Types, and Construction Structure
2.2. Functioning of the Solar Module
2.3. Capturing Radiant Light

3. Calculating Photovoltaic Modules
3.1. Main Characteristics
3.2. Positioning
3.3. Sizing

4. Sizing Photovoltaic Solar Systems (On Grid and Off Grid)
4.1. Solar Modules
4.2. Charge Regulators
4.3. Energy Accumulators
4.4. Inverters
4.5. On Grid and Off Grid Systems
4.6. Junction Box (String Box) AC and DC

Additional Information about Sebrae

Sebrae is a non-profit entity that seeks to promote the competitiveness and sustainable development of micro and small businesses and encourage entrepreneurship.

The institute offers solutions to bring clients and partners together through consulting, technical information in the form of lectures, training, courses, and sectoral and individual services. Present in various fields, Sebrae’s actions bring advantages to important sectors for the economy, such as commerce, tourism, culture, agribusiness, and industry.

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Sebrae Indaiatuba Opens Spots in Free and Online Courses in the Field of Solar Photovoltaic Energy

Are You Looking for Free EAD Courses to Understand How Photovoltaic Solar Energy Systems Work? Then Sign Up Now for the Available Vacancies at Sebrae in Indaiatuba (SP)

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