On September 19, GRID Alternatives Mid-Atlantic will celebrate its five-year anniversary at the Solar Soirée Gala. Looking back, we've come a long way.
GRID Alternatives is committed to advancing equity, inclusion, and diversity. This June, GRID Mid-Atlantic is proud to continue our tradition of celebrating Pride Month and the LGBTQ+ community.
My name is Tyjuane Hodge, a graduate of GRID Mid-Atlantic’s Spring 2019 workforce training program and an ally to the LGBTQ+ community.
Enjoy our latest June "Career Connector" newsletter, highlighting qualified candidates for employers in the solar industry. This month we're featuring graduates from our Spring 2019 Solar Works DC cohort. These individuals have completed GRID’s 12-week Installation Basics Training (IBT) program.
"What led me to where I am today? What am I not doing? When will an opportunity present itself to me?" Julian asked himself these questions while working for seven years as a chef and bartender. Then, after graduating from GRID Mid-Atlantic's workforce development program, he found a new career in solar.
Jalen Jacobs, a junior at H.D. Woodson Engineering Academy, was in the middle of a story Tuesday afternoon when the shrill sound of an impact driver yanking up screws cut him off.
Enjoy our latest May "Career Connector", highlighting qualified candidates for employers in the solar industry. Throughout the next three months, we'll be featuring trainees from our workforce development program. These individuals are set to graduate this month after completing GRID’s 12-week Installation Basics Training (IBT) program.
The Solar Works DC program is one of the things we’re most proud of here at GRID Alternatives Mid-Atlantic. This week, the program hit a huge milestone when it completed its 100th solar installation.
Emanuel Nelson graduated from the Solar Works DC job training program in Fall 2018. With hands-on experience and industry-relevant certifications, he is ready for the workforce.