Outdoor training
During the outdoor training course, we will guide you through the planning and installation of your first 3S solar system.
- Customers
- Solar Systems
- Success Stories
Valuable knowledge taught in a practical way
The Basic Training Roof course provides practical knowledge about the 3S solar roof system and, with valuable tips and tried-and-tested techniques, demonstrates how to carry out installation efficiently and safely. As a concise introductory course, this indoor training session lays the ideal foundation for a successful partnership and the professional installation of our solar solutions.
Get to know 3S solar solutions in a practical setting and gain the knowledge you need for safe and efficient installation.
Through targeted exercises and practical sessions using a roof model – which forms the focus of the training course – we will equip you with the practical skills required to install our products correctly.
To ensure the quick and efficient installation of our solar roof system, we’ll share some tried-and-tested tips and tricks with you.
Our basic training course will enable you, as a 3S solution partner, to offer our system solutions to your customers.
The basic training course also introduces you to the aspects of quality assurance and the warranty cover provided for the 3S product range.
Secure your place on the next 3S training course in Worb (Bern) and benefit from practical knowledge straight from the manufacturer.
The next training courses will take place on the dates listed below at our site in Worb (Bern). The cost is CHF 300 per person or CHF 600 per company for up to three participants. A course will go ahead with a minimum of five participants; the maximum group size is nine.
In addition to the training content, you can look forward to a 3S update, a tour of our production facilities in Worb and complimentary refreshments throughout the course day.
The Joint Cantonal Commission (PLK) promotes continuing vocational training and makes annual payments to selected course providers to directly reduce the cost of continuing training courses and programmes. The Joint Cantonal Commission (PLK) does not make individual course payments
to employees or employers.
Financial contributions are paid exclusively via the regional or cantonal Joint Commissions (PK). Please contact the Joint Commission (PK) in your canton and for your sector.
The Joint Cantonal Commission (PLK) Elektro provides financial support for continuing professional development in the electrical sector. Employees and companies covered by the relevant collective agreement can apply for grants towards recognised training and further education programmes. This promotes professional qualifications and covers part of the costs of further training.
The Joint Cantonal Commission (PLK) for Building Services Engineering provides financial support for continuing professional development in the building services engineering sector. Employees covered by the relevant collective agreement are eligible for discounts or grants towards recognised training courses. This promotes professional development and helps to reduce some of the costs associated with continuing professional development.
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