Hoopa Sustainable Energy and Building Training Program
Monday, August 9th, 2010

Coming up quickly!

Native Youth Clean Energy  Training Program

Education, training & hands-on experience in the Green Building and Renewable Energy ProfessionsHoopa_GreenYouth_Flyer-1

PROGRAM INCLUDES

KTJUSD-A-Step Program to develop workforce entry skills

Paid Hands-On Work Experience

Training through College of the Redwoods and Sustainable Nations:

• Introduction to Green Building

• Energy Fundamentals

• Retrofits & Energy Efficiency

• Water-Efficient Building & Retrofits

• Solar Hot Water Installation & Design Principles

• Solar Electricity Installation & Design Principles

Job Placement Assistance Upon Completion of Program

FREE to eligible participants If you are between 18-24 years old, call (530) 625-5600 ext. 4900 for more information and to set up an eligibility appointment.

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