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This non-credit microcredential program offers hands-on, in-person training in battery technology. As part of the NENY Battery Technician Program, the labs cover key battery concepts like safety, voltaic cells, battery assembly and disassembly, and emerging technologies such as electric vehicles and solar panels. It is designed for those who want to advance in energy storage or electric vehicle careers.
The transition to electric mobility and renewable energy has created high demand for skilled battery technicians.
The BTECH Labs not only provide in-depth training on battery technologies but also connect you to a growing industry. Whether you aim to work with electric vehicles, energy storage systems, or recycling programs, this program prepares you for numerous career pathways.
Plus, the joint credential with Binghamton University enhances your qualifications.
The BTECH Labs are designed for students that are passionate about energy storage and battery technology, focusing on applied battery technologies from chemical and mechanical perspectives. As energy storage becomes critical to sectors like electric vehicles and renewable energy, this program equips you with relevant, hands-on skills.
The labs emphasize key battery principles through a practical learning approach. From exploring stoichiometric calculations to understanding how batteries are recycled, the program offers a well-rounded curriculum in energy storage systems.
Each session runs from 6 p.m. – 8 p.m., making it ideal for both professionals and students seeking flexible scheduling.
Before registering for the in-person labs, students must complete several online modules. These include introductory courses on battery types, functions, and energy storage systems. The required modules are accessible through the NENY Battery Academy website and cover essential topics before getting your hands dirty.
Completion of these online courses ensures students have the foundational knowledge to thrive in hands-on labs.
Registration is now open until October 22, 2024.
To apply, students need to submit an application, including evidence of completion for the prerequisite modules.
Upon successful application, you’ll be notified about the registration process.
Don’t miss the chance to become part of the energy revolution — apply now for SUNY Broome’s BTECH Labs!
For the application and, for more details, visit SUNY Broome BTECH Labs.
Submitted by: SUNY Broome Workforce Development