Online Course – Google Certified Professional Internship in Energy Production, Distribution & Safety, State University of New York

Build a foundation for an energy career. Gain basic knowledge and insights into the evolving energy industry.

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Professional Certificate

Beginners

No prior knowledge required

Time to complete the course

7-day free trial

No unnecessary risks

Skills you will acquire in the course

  • Basic knowledge of the energy industry
  • Understanding of electrical systems
  • Understanding natural gas
  • Knowledge of safety procedures
  • Understanding of the energy industry as a whole
  • Ability to explore career opportunities
  • Creating a roadmap to achieve personal goals
  • Preparing a real item for the professional portfolio

What you will learn in the course

Courses for which the course is suitable

  • Electrical Systems Technician
  • Natural gas expert
  • Energy Industry Safety Manager
  • Green Energy Engineer
  • Energy consultant
  • Public service worker
  • Energy Project Manager
  • Energy analyst
  • Public Services Technician
  • Energy Systems Planner

Internship – 4-part course series

This specialization provides basic knowledge of the energy industry and related career opportunities, whether you are interested in technical jobs in public utilities or developing green energy solutions.

The courses are designed for people considering a career in the field or those already working in the industry who have less than three years of experience and have not completed similar training. Over the course of the four courses, learners will receive an overview of:

  • Electrical systems
  • Natural gas
  • Safety procedures
  • The energy industry as a whole

For more information, you can watch the review video by copying and pasting the following link into your browser: Review Video .

Applied learning project

Participants engage in research opportunities and preparatory steps, creating a roadmap for achieving personal goals related to a career in the energy industry. The result is a tangible item that participants can include in their professional portfolio and take advantage of relevant opportunities.

Details of the courses that make up the specialization

Energy courses

Electrical system

Duration: 12 hours • Rating: 4.7 (7,449 ratings)

What you will learn: The course introduces you to electrical standards and policies, and provides the basic vocabulary required in the business. You will learn about the electrical system, common components such as electrical cables and breakers.

Target audience: People planning a career in the energy sector and existing employees in the energy industry with less than three years of experience.

Learning methods: online lectures, videos, reading, and discussions.

Link to the presentation video: Click here

Natural gas

Duration: 15 hours • Rating: 4.7 (2,304 ratings)

What you will learn: Understanding the characteristics and guidelines of natural gas, gas system components, and new piping technologies.

Target audience: People planning a career in the energy sector and existing employees in the energy industry with less than three years of experience.

Learning methods: lectures, reading, discussions, and videos.

Link to the presentation video: Click here

Safety in the electrical industry

Duration: 11 hours • Rating: 4.7 (2,342 ratings)

What you will learn: Basic knowledge of safety in the electrical industry, personal protective equipment, fire safety, and hazardous materials.

Target audience: People planning a career in the energy sector and existing employees in the energy industry with less than three years of experience.

Learning methods: online lectures, videos, reading, and discussions.

Link to the presentation video: Click here

Energy: The Project

Duration: 17 hours • Rating: 4.7 (1,045 ratings)

What you will learn: A broad look at the changing nature of energy and the impact of costs, availability, and sustainability.

Target audience: People planning a career in the energy sector and existing employees in the energy industry with less than three years of experience.

Learning methods: online lectures, videos, reading, and discussions.

Link to the presentation video: Click here