For schools and training providers

Bring practical clean-energy training to your learners.

Curriculum, instructor support, and complete program packages shaped by real classroom and technical-program experience.

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Flexible support

Start with one course or build the whole pathway.

Every institution has different instructors, facilities, learners, and regional workforce needs. WattsUp Academy can provide a defined package or shape the work around your existing program.

Ready to teach

Turnkey Curriculum

Classroom-ready materials designed to reduce development time while preserving room for instructor expertise and local context.

Curriculum maps and learning outcomes
Slides, lessons, assignments, and instructor notes
Quizzes, assessments, and rubrics
Activities and lab guidance

Build instructor confidence

Train-the-Trainer

Support that helps instructors understand both the technical content and the practical teaching approach behind it.

Content orientation and technical coaching
Lab and activity walkthroughs
Assessment and delivery guidance
Implementation support

A complete starting point

Program Packages

Connected curriculum and implementation support for institutions launching or expanding a technical training pathway.

Course sequence and program map
Curriculum and instructor resources
Lab and equipment recommendations
Industry and workforce alignment

What makes it practical

Designed by someone who has built and taught programs.

Abe Fouhy has developed renewable-energy, industrial, alternative-fuel, hydrogen, solar, wind, manufacturing, drafting, and troubleshooting coursework—and understands the realities behind schedules, budgets, labs, equipment, instructor readiness, and learner support.

Possible subject areas

Introduction to renewable energy
Solar PV and NABCEP preparation
Battery and energy storage fundamentals
Hydrogen and fuel cell fundamentals
Smart grid, SCADA, and distributed energy
Clean-energy career and workforce foundations

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Let’s identify what your instructors and learners need.

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