Training Today for the Utility-Scale Projects of Tomorrow: Why WeTeach Sungrow’s 3600UD & 4400 Inverter Technologies

At the Training Center of Central Texas, we believe in preparing our students not just for any job—but for the future of solar energy. That’s why we’re proud to offer hands-on training with real-world equipment, including the latest Sungrow 3600UD and 4400 inverters—some of the most advanced technologies being used on utility-scale solar projects today.

These inverters aren’t just a part of the system—they’re the heart of the build. From safety to commissioning, power-up to shutdown, and everything in between, our students are learning how to manage the full operational cycle. They’re gaining practical knowledge of each component, mastering pre-commissioning steps, and understanding the intricacies of deployment at scale.

Why Sungrow?

Sungrow currently holds over 60% of the market share in utility-scale solar in the U.S., and their technology is trusted by the biggest players in renewable energy. By training on Sungrow’s 3600UD and 4400 systems, our students are getting ahead of the curve—positioning themselves as ready-now talent for EPCs, O&M providers, and project developers across the country.

This Is Real-World Training That Changes Lives

Our students don’t just learn in the classroom—they train on actual equipment used on billion-dollar projects. The skills they gain at the Training Center translate directly to high-paying careers, faster promotions, and long-term success in a fast-growing industry. Employers know that when a graduate comes from our program, they’re ready to work from day one.

We’re Building the Workforce the Future Needs

By teaching Sungrow inverter technologies, we’re doing more than educating—we’re empowering. We’re giving students the confidence and capability to walk onto any utility-scale site and immediately add value.

This isn’t just training. It’s transformation.

Reginald Hodges

​President, Training Center of Central Texas

​Pioneer in Utility-Scale Solar Construction Management and Workforce Development