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Company Description Stardust Solar Energy Inc. (TSX.V: SUN) delivers scalable renewable power solutions that create lasting environmental and economic impact. With over 100 franchises across North America, the company focuses on harnessing solar energy to power homes, businesses, and communities sustainably and profitably. Stardust Solar specializes in installing solar PV and solar thermal systems for residential, commercial, and off-grid applications, and is a recognized leader in certified solar training. Its CSA-approved and NABCEP-recognized programs support workforce development in a rapidly growing tech sector. Through its Environmental Multiplier Program, Stardust Solar plants trees for every panel installed and student certified, reinforcing a strong commitment to sustainable innovation and community benefit.

Role Description The Lead Solar Trainer is a full time, on-site role based in Burnaby, BC, responsible for delivering high-quality solar PV and solar thermal training programs. This role includes planning and teaching theory and hands-on lab sessions, demonstrating safe installation practices, and guiding learners through CSA and NABCEP-aligned curriculum. The Lead Solar Trainer will develop and update training materials, assess learner performance, provide constructive feedback, and maintain accurate training records. The role also involves mentoring new trainers, coordinating with operations and franchise teams to align training with field best practices, and promoting a culture of safety, sustainability, and professionalism in all training activities.

Qualifications

  • Candidates should possess strong technical solar skills, such as experience with solar PV system design, installation, and commissioning.
  • Candidates should possess instructional and training skills, including curriculum development, classroom facilitation, and hands-on lab instruction.
  • Candidates should possess safety and compliance knowledge, including familiarity with electrical codes, permitting, and industry standards (e.g., CSA, NABCEP).
  • Candidates should possess communication and interpersonal skills, such as clear written and verbal communication, presentation abilities, and learner mentoring.
  • Candidates should possess organizational skills, including lesson planning, record-keeping, time management, and coordination with internal teams.
  • Relevant certifications (e.g., NABCEP, Red Seal Electrician, solar installer credentials) and prior experience as a trainer or instructor are highly beneficial.
  • Experience in residential and commercial solar projects, comfort working in a workshop or lab environment, and commitment to sustainability and inclusive education are preferred.
  • Ability to work on-site in Burnaby, BC, and to adapt teaching methods to diverse learning styles and backgrounds is required.