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Electric Vehicle Seminar – GWU
June 20, 2018 @ 8:00 am - June 21, 2018 @ 5:00 pm
Part-funding is available to support individuals who would like to attend the upcoming Electric Vehicles course at The George Washington University: https://euenergycentre.org/tra
At this Electric Vehicles course, participants will have the opportunity to achieve the internationally recognized Galileo Master Certificate (GMC) which is held by professionals across the USA, and in 143 other countries worldwide. Already this year, the GMC Certificate has been achieved by individuals from Amazon, Ford, Mitsubishi, AECOM and Citigroup.
The upcoming 2 day course on Electric Vehicles will take place on June 20th – 21st, and will be taught by a Leading Expert with many years of experience in the field. During the course, participants will have the opportunity to learn about key topics, including:
– Electric Vehicle technology, including battery re-charging
– Infrastructure for Electric Vehicles
– Finance, development and policies related to Electric Vehicles
Part-Funding Available
The Electric Vehicles course is currently part-funded, and is now only $795 (usually $1000). Please note that part-funded places are limited, so if you would like to attend I would encourage you to get in touch as soon as possible, using the contact details below.
To get in touch, please call (917) 267-8792 (between 7:00am and 12:00pm EDT, Monday to Friday), email training@euenergycentre.org or submit a form here: https://euenergycentre.org/tra
Kind regards, Deborah
EEC Accredited Center – Professional Body for Education in Renewable Energy
www.euenergycentre.org
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