The US Solar Institute: Simply the Finest Solar Education and Real World Solar Training Available at any Price

We are the first and only school offering advanced solar education and fully supervised on the job training (internship) where we build real world solar installations and work on real world solar applications. The US Solar Institute is truly the most unique and solar career relevant education available. We are headquartered in Fort Lauderdale, Florida and offer solar classes to students from not only from all over Florida including Miami, Cape Coral, Fort Myers, Naples, Lakeland, Orlando, Jacksonville, and Vero Beach, but also the Bahamas, Grand Cayman, Barbados, Jamaica, and Puerto Rico.

Our faculty includes: Scientists, professional engineers, licensed solar contractors, college professors, architects, plan reviewers and building inspectors.  Many of whom have owned and operated their own corporations and know what it takes to succeed in the solar business.  This means when you graduate and earn your US Solar Institute diploma, the industry recognizes that you have been prepared by the best to become the best.   Learn more about our Department of Education solar education diploma program here.  Call or click today to find out why many of the most advanced and fastest growing solar corporations exclusively hire US Solar Institute graduates.

US Solar Institute is Anchored by Real World Installations, We Excel At…

• Real world training that leads to proven experience required by most state licensing and certification boards
• Placing students into live solar installations with our on the job training course PV-401
• Supporting the communities we serve through lobbying efforts, continuing education and grant support
• Advanced continuing educational seminars (sales and marketing, tax credits, OSHA safety, estimating, energy audits and more)
• Teaching you how to start your own solar business and succeed
• Preparing students for certification and licensing exams
• Offering the largest scholarship program in the industry
• Instructing engineers, inspectors, plan reviewers and contractors all of the relevant building codes and technical specifications