Renewable Energy Research Group (RERG) believes that people learn by doing. From Solar Electric Training, participants learn to Design, build and maintain energy systems that are efficient.
The Renewable Energy Research Group in Physics Department, College of Natural Sciences (CoNAS), Makerere University, invites applications for workshop training in Solar Photovoltaic Installation, Sizing and Maintenance, which will be held in the Conference Hall, Department of Food Technology, NUtrition and Bioengineering, College of Agricultural and Environmental Sciences (CAES), Makerere University from 8th-12th September 2014.
The Third Workshop will begin with a two day theory, while the remaining days will be purely practical, entailing; reflecting solar system sizing, installation and designing techniques conducted in the field.
PARTICIPATION
The workshop is open to Solar Suppliers, PV Installers, SolarRetailers, researchers, students from higher institutions oflearning, Trainers (Teachers, Technical Institutiontutors, NGOs' Outreach personnel), and Government personnel. Participants are expected to arrange for their own travel and accommodation near the training venue or it can be arranged on request
WORKSHOP TRAINING FEE
Cost for the training is UGShs 250,000/= per person for Ugandans or USD200 for International participants, which covers training materials, lunch and teas. NB: No registration fee is required.
HOW TO APPLY FOR PARTICIPATION
The application form can be accessed at Physics Department website, Makerere University: http://physics.mak.ac.ug or can be mailed to interested participants on request, see contacts below.
The Secretary,
Department of Physics,
Makerere University
Ms Christine,
Tel: +256-712-867598
Email: czake[at]cns.mak.ac.ug
The forms completed forms can be scanned and emailed to the contact above or the Coordinator not later than 22nd August 2014.
For enquiries please Contact Workshop Co-coordinators on:
Tel: +256-712-184475 and +256-712-867598
Email: mmusok[at]cns.mak.ac.ug
Please see Downloads for Details on Scope of Training
Image Courtesy Benon Fred Twinamasiko