This article explores the geographic transformation of EV manufacturing beyond traditional auto hubs, the diverse educational needs for the industry (ranging from high school apprenticeships to doctoral research), and the necessity of public-private partnerships to bridge the skills gap through community colleges and universities.

This factsheet provides an overview of the EVITP, assesses the national workforce needs associated with the NEVI program, and offers suggestions for state-based alternative programs. It details the 20-hour certification course for electricians and outlines ongoing maintenance funding strategies for EV charging infrastructure.

Hosted by the Joint Office of Energy and Transportation, this webinar explores strategies for building a diverse and highly skilled workforce within the electrified transportation industry. The session covers federal requirements for EV infrastructure, career-track training initiatives, and best practices for the operation and maintenance of charging equipment.

This document outlines a four-step process for school districts to prepare and empower their workforce for the transition to electric school buses, covering team establishment, skills identification, and gap analysis. It includes a comprehensive list of technical training resources and industry standards for maintenance and operation.

The EV Charging Summit & Expo is one of North America’s largest gatherings focused on EV charging infrastructure, deployment strategies, and workforce needs. The event brings together employers, training providers, utilities, government partners, and technology companies to discuss real-world solutions, cost-saving technologies, and scalable EV charging strategies.

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Free statewide portal helping Michigan communities find and filter state and federal grant opportunities. The site includes a searchable funding finder, categorized filters, a resource library (ARP, Infrastructure, IRA guidance, toolkits, and best practices), plus webinars, newsletters, and a Helpdesk for assistance. Joint venture of the Michigan Municipal League and the Michigan Department of Labor & Economic Opportunity.

Tracks investments, jobs, projects, and manufacturing capacity across North American clean-energy supply chains (EVs, batteries, solar, wind). Includes an interactive map, monthly post-IRA updates, and downloadable datasets. Useful for benchmarking state/region activity, citing recent announcements, and scanning project status (operating, construction, pilot, planned).

Landing page providing an overview of Monroe County Community College’s Applied Technology and Apprenticeships programs. The page serves as a central index for all workforce and skilled trades offerings within the Applied Science & Engineering Technology Division, including Automotive Service Technology, Mechatronics, Electrical Engineering Technology, Renewable Energy, and related certificates. The page directs students to associate degree and certificate-level programs, as well as registered apprenticeship pathways through MCCC’s Career Technology Center (CTC, Building T).

Online catalog resource providing detailed course descriptions for Oakland Community College’s Electrical Trades Technology (ETT) program. Topics include residential, commercial, and industrial electrical wiring; the National Electrical Code (NEC); motors and electrical machines; and industrial control systems with programmable logic controllers (PLCs). The catalog supports apprenticeships and skilled trades learners preparing for licensed electrical and maintenance technician roles.

State training-reimbursement program overview for Michigan employers. Covers eligibility, reimbursement limits, and training criteria for the Going PRO Talent Fund, which supports short-term, credentialed training aligned to employer skill gaps. Employers must apply through Michigan Works! during open funding cycles.

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