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Rick Kuhn  
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 More options Jul 22 2012, 2:07 am
From: Rick Kuhn <fredericklk...@gmail.com>
Date: Sat, 21 Jul 2012 23:07:58 -0700
Local: Sun, Jul 22 2012 2:07 am
Subject: Webinar: How to Uncover the Next Generation of Solar Leaders
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 July 27th, 2012
(9:30 AM - 10:30 AM Pacific Standard Time)

"How to Uncover the Next Generation of Solar Leaders
Taking a page from Industry and rethinking the training paradigm"

Sector Strategies has long been a theme in workforce development circles,
and especially so today in the energy sector. Many great training programs
result, but are you as pleased with the hiring results?  Too often our
ability to train in mass in a niche segments overwhelms the industry’s
ability to absorb the talent and ignores other training and placement
opportunities. Frankly, more training doesn’t lead to more jobs. Often
missing in the discussion is the employer and an understanding of the
demand-side needs. In a dynamic and rapidly changing industry segment, this
means using every technique possible to maintain a constant dialogue with
the employers. Forsaking this leads to oversupply and missed opportunities,
which has been a historic problem in solar PV and becoming a problem in the
energy efficiency sector as it develops.

> Join SolarTech in a discussion of how it partnered with the local

Workforce Investment Boards and community colleges to create a tightly
integrated and systematic process to identify employer needs, in real time,
and develop the right training at the right time. Learn about the Solar
Workforce Acceleration Method (Solar WAM).

> When:  July 27th, 2012

> Time:     9:30 AM to 10:30 AM PDT

> Where: Webinar

> Register Today!

> The one hour informative webinar will be led by:

> David McFeely, Director of Industry Solutions and Program Director for

the SolarTech Workforce Innovations Collaborative (SWIC)
> Doug Payne, Executive Director, SolarTech
> Kris Stadelman, Executive Director, Nova Workforce Development
> Catherine Ayers, Project Manager, Foothill-DeAnza Community College
District.

> The presentation and discussion will discuss Solar WAM developed under

the SWIC grant from both an implementation process and Workforce Director’s
perspective, long term training sustainability and long-term program
funding sustainability models.

> This webinar is sponsored by Trina Solar as part of SolarTech’s sponsored
webinar series.

> Join SolarTech and Trina Solar and discover how to take a page from

industry and rethink the training paradigm.

> Should you have any questions regarding the content of this session

please contact David McFeely at dmcfe...@solartech.org.

> After registering you will receive a confirmation email containing

information about joining the Webinar.

> System Requirements
> PC-based attendees
> Required: Windows® 7, Vista, XP or 2003 Server

> Macintosh®-based attendees
> Required: Mac OS® X 10.5 or newer

> Register Today!

> SolarTech is sponsored by  Intersolar!

> This message was sent to dmcfe...@solartech.org from:

> SolarTech | 3081 Zanker Road | San Jose, CA 95134

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