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Clean Energy Professional Upskilling

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DELIVERED BY the Northern Alberta Institute of Technology

start dates

July 15, 2024

provinces
Alberta
British Columbia
Saskatchewan
Quebec
Ontario
Newfoundland and Labrador
Languages

English

Duration

16 weeks

Delivery

Hybrid

Credential

Micro-credentials and Certificate of Achievement

information about the program

The Clean Energy Professional Upskilling program spans 16 weeks, offering comprehensive education on the production, distribution, safety, and application of clean fuels. Initial weeks cover key concepts in clean fuels and the hydrogen economy, engaging students with real-world scenarios like feasibility planning for carbon capture and conversion. 

The program delves into the operation and maintenance of carbon capture and utilization facilities, concluding with hands-on work-integrated learning assignments with industry partners. These placements enable students to showcase their knowledge to potential employers and apply acquired skills in actual workplace settings. This subsidized initiative not only equips students with technical expertise but also hones their soft skills, positioning them for success in advancing their careers within the dynamic clean energy sector.

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The Clean Energy Professional Upskilling program spans 16 weeks, offering comprehensive education on the production, distribution, safety, and application of clean fuels. Initial weeks cover key concepts in clean fuels and the hydrogen economy, engaging students with real-world scenarios like feasibility planning for carbon capture and conversion. The program delves into the operation and maintenance of carbon capture and utilization facilities, concluding with hands-on work-integrated learning assignments with industry partners. These placements enable students to showcase their knowledge to potential employers and apply acquired skills in actual workplace settings. This subsidized initiative not only equips students with technical expertise but also hones their soft skills, positioning them for success in advancing their careers within the dynamic clean energy sector.
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Eligibility for SalesCamp

To be admitted and accepted into the program, you must be:
  • Be actively searching for work and ready to take on employment opportunities tech sales.
  • Be able to legally work in Canada. 
  • Not be a full-time student.
  • Be a highly motivated individual actively seeking out new opportunities.
  • Have least 3 years of formal work experience in Canada or abroad.
  • Have an English language rating of CLB Level 8, or IELTS of 6.5 overall.
  • Be available for Zoom sessions, many of which will be full-time.
  • Be able and committed to attending networking day events as part of regular programming.
  • Be comfortable using technology and learning online.
  • Live or intend to live in the province where the program is being offered.
  • Have a reliable internet connection, device, and a quiet environment for virtual learning.
  • Be committed and able to join the Canadian workforce full-time immediately following the program.
You may not be eligible if:
  • You do not pass our application and/or interview skills assessment. 
  • You are not actively searching or able to start a job in business-to-business tech sales.
  • You are not able to legally work in Canada.
  • You do not reside in the province where the program is operating.
  • You are going to school full-time.
  • You do not have three years of work experience outside of your studies.
  • You are interested in taking SalesCamp solely for learning purposes, but are building your own business and not intending to work in the field.

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