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Edmonds Community College Marks Strides in Sustainability on Campus
Sing, play, and dance with your toddler! Sample a My Toddler and Me class
No-cost Computer Forensics seminar and clean room tour April 15
May 23: Registration for summer and fall quarters begins
Jun 15: Last day of spring quarter
Creating Opportunities
“Returning to school was one of the best decisions of my life.”
Energy Management
Our program trains Resource Conservation Managers, Energy Auditors, Energy Program/Project Managers, Sustainability Specialists, and Energy Efficiency Technicians. It begins with a foundation in energy, conservation, and sustainability, and continues by building students’ skills in analysis and assessment, energy accounting, commercial lighting, and energy efficiency program planning and implementation in the public as well as private realm.
Prepare for Green-Collar Jobs
Employers hiring workers trained in energy management and conservation include utilities, large corporations, and businesses who are interested in managing energy use in facilities and processes as well as those that install energy-saving equipment including lighting and HVAC contractors, green builders, weatherization manufacturing and sales businesses, and solar power system services.
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Choose Options to Meet Your Goals and Timeline
Obtain a two-year Associate of Technical Arts degree or earn a short certificate. Most classes are offered evenings and online. Short certificates can be completed in two quarters (six months or less). Each certificate counts toward the Energy Management degree, which then transfers to Central Washington University if you later choose to complete a bachelor’s degree.
Energy Management Pathways
Quickly Gain Expertise to Apply on the Job: Earn a Short Certificate
Quickly Gain Expertise to Apply on the Job: Earn a Short Certificate
Residential Energy Auditor— Learn to assess and analyze energy use in residential and small commercial settings.
Commercial Lighting Auditor— Many energy efficiency projects done at the commercial level are lighting-related. This certificate teaches these skills.
Energy Accounting Specialist— Learn how to determine the amount of energy used at a site and to spot opportunities for efficiency upgrades.
Energy Efficiency Technician— Gain construction and weatherization skills. Learn to work with energy efficiency construction techniques and auditing equipment.
NEW: Building Operations and Maintenance for Energy Efficiency
