The course aims to provide individuals with knowledge and understanding of solar energy, including the types of solar panels, their function, and factors affecting their efficiency.
It covers key topics such as the components and installation principles of both domestic and large-scale solar systems, methods of electricity storage, and the impact of government regulations and legislation on solar installations.
Course Content:
- Describe the different types of solar panels and the principles of the function of first-generation silicon solar cells.
- Describe the components and installation principles for both domestic installations, and larger solar farm type installations.
- Identify factors which affect the efficiency of a solar cells.
- Describe how and why electricity produced from solar panels is stored.
- Describe how government regulations and legislations apply to solar installations.
The course is delivered using an e-learning course on NOCNs document manager platform.
Course Structure:
- Course Length: 4 – 6 hours
- Minimum Age: 16+
- Assessment: Multiple Choice Question Paper
Who is this course designed for?
- This course is suitable for individuals seeking an introduction to solar energy, particularly those working in or transitioning to sectors involved in energy, engineering, and sustainability. It provides foundational knowledge that supports further learning in solar technologies and applications.
Train the Trainer:
- N/A
