Everblue's Energy Efficiency Courses Added to Army COOL Program, Empowering Military Servicemembers
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CHARLOTTE, N.C. - ncarol.com -- Everblue, the nationwide leader in energy efficiency education, is proud to announce the inclusion of its vocational training courses in the Army and Air Force COOL (Credentialing Opportunities On-Line) program. This collaboration marks a significant stride in supporting service members looking to enhance their current skill set or provide them with tools as they transition to civilian careers.

The COOL program is designed to assist service members in obtaining industry-recognized civilian credentials related to their military occupational specialties or areas of interest. By incorporating Everblue's specialized short-course vocational training, veterans can now access high-quality education in energy efficiency programs, preparing them for rewarding careers in a rapidly growing industry.

Everblue, with over 15 years of experience in providing training and certification in the energy efficiency space, offers courses tailored to meet the needs of aspiring home energy auditors, solar panel installers, and professionals interested in sustainability and green building. The partnership with the COOL program aligns with Everblue's commitment to empowering individuals with the knowledge and skills necessary for success in the civilian workforce.

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"Our inclusion in the COOL program is a testament to Everblue's dedication to supporting our currently serving and transitioning military veterans," said Quin Peek, Operations Director at Everblue. "We understand the unique challenges veterans face, and our vocational training programs are designed to equip them with the expertise needed in the thriving energy efficiency sector."

The following Everblue courses are available through the Army COOL and Air Force COOL programs and are eligible for Army Credentialing Assistance (CA):

• BPI Building Analyst
• LEED Green Associate
• LEED AP Building Design + Construction
• NABCEP PV Associate

Everblue's courses under the BPI, RESNET, Solar, and LEED programs not only provide valuable certifications but also instill practical skills essential for designing, building, and maintaining energy-efficient homes and buildings.

As a trusted education provider, Everblue conducts extensive research to tailor courses that align with industry needs. The company's commitment to the success of its clients extends to military veterans, ensuring they receive the support and training necessary for success.

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For more information about Everblue and its energy efficiency courses, visit www.everbluetraining.com and for more information about the Army COOL program, contact us at 800-460-2575.

About Everblue:
Everblue, established in 2008, is a Veteran Owned Small Business specializing in short-course vocational training and certification in the energy efficiency space. With a focus on guiding individuals toward successful careers in the industry, Everblue has trained over 80,000 people worldwide through online training and live, in-person instruction. The company partners with various organizations, including state energy offices, community colleges, prisons, utilities, and businesses, to deliver comprehensive training programs.