Student reviews

This is a great FREE starter for understanding the basics of PV systems and how they work. It doesn't cover everything but it certainly helped me, as a commercial electrician moving into solar, understand more about these systems.

Great course for persons who are at the introductory level of their photovoltaic training.

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I'm very happy to have this kind of opportunity and increasing my skills

Very helpful, it has improved my knowledge about battery sizing

Un très bon cours bien expliquer en anglais

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instructor's did a very good job

I recommend to all people interesting on the solar industry to not damage and install damaged panels

Great jumpstart to understanding the industry and basics of solar tech

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course was very easy and simple and also a knowladgeable

This course was easy & fun.

of course, the course was easy, fun, and useful at the same time thank you for good performance

This course is a great introduction into understanding how a PV system works. It is comprehensive, takes students through a very well thought-out process. However, it does not go into excessive detail or mandate aforementioned students to memorize important NEC sections or standards. A fantastic beginner course, but leaves a trained student with much to learn where detail is concerned.

This Course was very informative and learned a lot about Solar PV design, installation and code and PV market. Everything was explained very well. I really appreciate and thank you Sir White Sean for this initiative. I am sure all students will enjoy this course and really appreciate to sir.

Learned a lot , enjoyed course.

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I enjoyed the course, it has really interesting information and a good teaching method. I highly recommend taking this course!

This was a great course! I looks at solar system monitoring all the time, but never often think of how panels function at the cell level. Very cool and interesting webinar. And Free!

I would suggest that students read about the terminologies first but none the less the course provides important guidelines for those interested in energy Storage.

I like all the information. It was a great course.

I love this course it give me a puch to continue learn about this toppics and actully Ilove the way I getb the information .

I recently completed the Introduction to Solar PV Installation and Code course, and I am thrilled with the knowledge and skills I gained from it. The course provided a comprehensive overview of solar PV technology, installation best practices, and relevant building codes. The instructors were knowledgeable and engaging, and I feel confident in my ability to apply what I have learned in the field. I highly recommend this course to anyone who wants to enter the solar industry or expand their knowledge in this area.

Sean is an awesome teacher. His classes are informational, but it's fun and keeps you laughing. He is extremely knowledgeable and provides a lot of advice and insight into solar.

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A great introduction to PV design, installation, and code. I learned at least a thing or two in every module.

I did enjoy the course and if you do, take it and i think that you will know why i did.

i really enjoy the course it is informative and very beneficial for the beginners .

I realized only after taking this course that I don't know all I thought I knew about Solar PV installations.

If you are looking to start your solar adventure, heat spring is the place to go.

I enjoyed this course and I feel more confident in rooftop installations.

I appreciate this course, as it is very informative especially so that my background is in environment but transitioning to renewable energy. Thank you so much Sir.

If you don't know where to start, then take some free introduction courses. Decide if solar excites you like the sunlight excites the electrons in a solar cell. You'll have to take the "Introduction to Solar PV Design, Installation and Code," course to know what I mean.

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