Home energy careers

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Why should you choose a career in home energy?

With just a high school diploma or equivalent, a positive attitude, and a willingness to learn, you can start a rewarding career in weatherization. A career in weatherization offers paid on-the-job training, diverse experiences, clear paths for advancement, and the satisfaction of helping neighbors save energy and improve their homes.

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Launch your career in home performance

Weatherization careers training will prepare you for a career in energy efficiency. 

Trainees will have the opportunity to earn a nationally recognized credential, Building Science Principles (BSP), and will earn a $500 stipend. Most instruction for this two-week training will be online. A laptop will be given to each participant as needed. 

Home Energy Career Benefits

Many Career Paths

A career in weatherization and energy efficiency offers flexible entry points, whether in the field, office, or running your own business. There is plenty of room to grow as you gain skills, certifications, and experience.

Variety of Experience

The work offers a lot of variety, from weatherizing homes and assessing upgrades to preparing for site visits and connecting with homeowners. There's always something new to do and learn.

Making a Difference

Weatherization workers say helping their community is one of the biggest rewards of the job, from improving homeowners' quality of life to saving them money on energy bills and reducing overall energy use.

Discover why home energy could be the right career choice for you

Weatherization Careers

A career in home energy offers diverse opportunities to grow, help your community, and make homes more comfortable and efficient.

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Jumpstart your Career

Weatherization is a growing industry. Learn more about careers across the nation at Green Workforce Connect.