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Assiniboine College in Brandon launches new solar energy upskilling program

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Betty Sawatzky

Discover Westman

As demand for renewable energy grows, Assiniboine College in Brandon is helping skilled tradesworkers plug into new opportunities. Starting this fall, a 16-week micro-credential in solar systems and installation will give electricians and contractors the tools to transition into the solar energy sector. With hands-on training, industry-aligned content, and just a $200 registration fee, the program offers a practical path to in-demand skills. It’s part of a national effort to close workforce gaps and prepare Canada for a more sustainable future. Betty Sawatzky with Discover Westman has the full story.

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