Vermont Adult Learning’s free Energy Works training offers career opportunities in weatherization and heat pump installation. Get paid up to $1,000 in stipends and start changing your life with competitive starting pay and opportunities to advance.
Free 2 Week Training
Up to $1000 in Stipends
Competitive Starting Wage
Transportation & Childcare Support
To see if you’re eligible, contact Jeff Nerney at [email protected]
Get an in-demand career and a strong starting wage by enrolling in a 2-week heat pump installation training.
Keep Vermonters’ homes warm and learn new skills that will help you change your work and your life.
Browse our trainings across Vermont. If you don’t see one near you, check back in a few weeks because we’re always adding more.
“What it takes to succeed in this job is caring.”
Nathan Banyea, Weatherization Technician
“You get to see the change that you’re making.”
Elliot Stevenson, Weatherization Technician
“I’ve got a feeling that this winter, it’s going to cost me quite a bit less.”
Ronald E. Oliver, Homeowner
“Learning about Weatherization wasn’t my first idea for a career. Gaining this education persuaded my thoughts and gave me confidence that I am a great candidate for this career!”
Christine Johnson, Rutland Weatherization September 2023
Let us introduce you to your next hire. Meet potential employees before extending job offers. With curriculum tailored to your hiring needs, our training and services will ensure reliable and ready workers.
Vermont Adult Learning takes your participation in our programs seriously. We try to ensure that everyone involved has a positive experience. In order to do that, we have developed some policies and procedures for everyone’s use and have listed them here for reference:
Equal Opportunity Statement, Complaint, and Appeal Procedure
VAL Expectations of a Learner
This equal opportunity program is paid for in part (55%) by a $1,000,000 grant from the U.S. Department of Labor Employment and Training Administration. $825,000 (45%) of the project is paid for by non-governmental sources. Auxiliary aids and services are available upon request to individuals with disabilities.
