Solar Training & wORKFORCE
Mee Panyar delivers solar training programs in Myanmar focused on building practical skills for technicians, installers, and early-career professionals working in the solar energy sector. Our training supports the development of a capable local workforce able to design, install, operate, and maintain solar PV and mini-grid systems in real-world conditions.
Our approach combines hands-on technical training with an understanding of how solar systems function within local markets, institutions, and communities.
Who the Training Is For
Our solar training programs are designed for:
Entry-level and early-career solar technicians
Electricians transitioning into solar PV
Installers working on rooftop, off-grid, or mini-grid systems
Community energy practitioners and local operators
Individuals seeking practical, employment-relevant solar skills
Training is delivered with local context in mind, reflecting the technical, safety, and operational realities of solar work in Myanmar.
What the Training Covers
Depending on the course and format, training topics may include:
Solar PV system fundamentals
System sizing and basic design principles
Installation practices for rooftop and ground-mounted systems
Off-grid and mini-grid system configurations
Batteries, inverters, and balance-of-system components
Electrical safety, wiring, and protection devices
Testing, commissioning, and basic troubleshooting
Operation and maintenance considerations
Training Approach
Mee Panyar’s solar training emphasizes:
Hands-on, practical learning
Application of skills in real installation contexts
Safety and technical standards appropriate to decentralized energy systems
Alignment with local employment pathways and market needs
Training formats may include in-person workshops, intensive short courses, training-of-trainers programs, and blended or modular delivery depending on the program.
Connection to the Local Solar Ecosystem
Solar training at Mee Panyar is part of a broader effort to support the development of a sustainable local solar energy ecosystem in Myanmar. Training is designed to complement:
Community energy and mini-grid initiatives
Employer engagement and workforce demand
Institutional capacity building
Long-term market viability rather than isolated projects
This ecosystem-oriented approach helps ensure that skills development contributes meaningfully to the growth and stability of the local solar sector.
Upcoming Training and Further Information
Details on upcoming solar training programs, application processes, and participation requirements will be shared as they become available through our Facebook Page.
For organizations or partners interested in training collaboration or workforce development, further information can be provided upon request. Please contact us below to learn more!