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Offshore Wind Training Locations Map

The training locations map is built to help job seekers access the skills, training, and education necessary to thrive in the offshore wind industry. Browse New York and New Jersey training locations as a list or explore options near you using the interactive map.

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  •  Training facilities with a specialized program focused on offshore wind.

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  •  As an apprentice, you will earn a paycheck while you learn a skilled trade through on-the-job training under the guidance of experienced workers and related classroom training.
  •  Training facilities are different types of schools that offer training programs to help workers gain the skills needed for different offshore wind jobs.
  •  Direct Entry Programs provide graduates of pre-apprenticeship programs, and who meet the minimum requirements for a NYS Registered Apprenticeship program, with the direct opportunity to interview for an open apprenticeship slot multiple times a year, outside of the general application process.
  •  GWO training standards are courses aimed at understanding and reducing the risk associated with safety hazards in the wind turbine industry.
  •  Ports are waterfront facilities that manufacture and handle primary components for Offshore Wind projects.

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University at Albany

The University at Albany offers a variety of undergraduate and graduate degree programs related to careers in offshore wind, including engineering, management, finance and sciences. Additionally, the University at Albany, in partnership with State University of New York Polytechnic Institute (SUNY Poly), offers a robust offshore wind microcredential training program with a diverse range of courses and projects focusing on environmental site studies, installation techniques, maintenance protocols, innovative blade materials, wind energy economics, and operational strategies for offshore wind turbines and farms. The microcredential program is designed for 45 to 60 participants per semester, and is supported by external program partners including Buffalo State Center for Integrated Studies, Nanoscience, and Nanotechnology, PowerGEM, Custom Electronics, Inc., and Eonix Energy.

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