April 23, 2013
IREC

‘Get in the Game’ Campaign Launched for IREC Credentialing

An iconic board game creates a new IREC Credentialing campaign to build awareness and interest in the benefits of program accreditation and instructor certification in renewable energy and energy efficiency (RE/EE). The multi-level campaign is targeted to colleges, private training programs and other potential applicant pools, in addition to businesses and students. The message is…

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An iconic board game creates a new IREC Credentialing campaign to build awareness and interest in the benefits of program accreditation and instructor certification in renewable energy and energy efficiency (RE/EE). The multi-level campaign is targeted to colleges, private training programs and other potential applicant pools, in addition to businesses and students.
The message is simple. As the RE/EE industry grows, so does the demand for quality training. Quality training programs that meet the highest standards and result in marketable, job-related skills stand out from the rest. The IREC Credentialing Program offers that distinction. Learn more. 
‘Get in the Game’ Campaign Launched for IREC Credentialing

Pat Fox

Pat is IREC's Director of Credentialing Development. She serves as a member of the working groups for IREC standards development efforts, and is part the team working with the American National Standards Institute (ANSI) to develop and manage the ANSI-IREC Accreditation Program. Pat is also co-founder of the Waltham Energy Action Committee in Massachusetts.

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