ENERGY STORAGE AND MICROGRID TRAINING AND CERTIFICATION

The ESAMTAC course is a comprehensive, self-paced hybrid training program designed to empower learners with the critical knowledge and practical skills needed to excel in the energy storage and microgrid industry. Through a structured learning journey, participants build expertise incrementally, mastering both foundational concepts and advanced applications.

COURSE OVERVIEW:

What to Expect:

  • Interactive Learning: Progress through engaging modules that blend theory with hands-on activities.

  • Virtual Lab Experience: Look forward to immersive simulations in the ESAMTAC VR Training Lab, where you’ll apply concepts in realistic scenarios, collaborate with peers, and track your progress in real time.

  • Knowledge Checks: Demonstrate your understanding by passing module-based quizzes. Unlimited attempts are allowed, with a required score of 100% to ensure thorough comprehension.

  • Preparatory Quiz: At the end of the course, complete the quiz with a minimum passing score of 70%.

  • Certification Exam: Upon completion of the course, you will need to register to take a comprehensive 60-question proctored exam to validate your mastery of the course content. A minimum score of 70% is required to earn the ESAMTAC certification.

By participating in the ESAMTAC course and its innovative virtual lab, you’ll gain the confidence and skills to succeed in the rapidly evolving energy sector. Get ready for a dynamic learning experience that combines rigorous assessment with cutting-edge technology!

CERTIFICATIONS AND STANDARDS:

The Energy Storage and Micrgrid Training and Certification Program (ESAMTAC) has rigorous instruction and training standards. Appropriate entry requirements, expert instruction, a comprehensive and regularly updated curriculum with a demanding final exam ensures strong comprehension, performance, and consistent training results.

TRAINING ELIGIBILIEY:

To be eligible for the ESAMTC course and certification, a participant must be a state licensed or certified electrician. If the participant works in a state that does not license or certify electricians, the participant must provide documentation of a minimum of 8,000 hours of hands-on electrical construction experience. Upon completing the course instruction, and passing the exam (combined 20 Hours), electricians may be confirmed as ESAMTAC certified by utilizing the “Certification Check” button on the ESAMTAC website homepage.