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Training and Certification Requirements for the Solar Energy Industry

 
 
 
 
 
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It is hardly surprising that with the growing interest in renewable energy sources, there is a corresponding growth of interest in people wanting to enter the solar jobs space. The area of solar energy is one that is proving to be particularly attractive, and is one that has expressed a growing demand for qualified and capable personnel to enter its workforce.

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01/13/2009

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I received my solar sales training from www.PVSolarSalesTraining.com. They provided just the technical information I needed to do a solar needs assessment, how to create a solar estimate in 15 minutes, how to explain solar cost justification, how to do a killer solar presentation to the buyer and how to handle common solar objections. If you’re a salesperson that doesn’t climb ladders, www.PVSolarSalesTraining.com delivers a process that let you spend the majority of your time at the kitchen table asking questions and selling the value of solar. NABCEP Certification was good if I wanted to signoff on installations, but I wanted to know what to talk about and present when I met with a buyer. They were the best solar training I found offering instructors with sales, marketing and business development coaching backgrounds that could present the content within the context of the NLP Sales Model. Best of all, they offer a money-back guarantee.

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