Legacy EV's EV Fundamentals Bootcamp is a five day, in person training program that combines hands on EV learning with high voltage safety instruction and technical troubleshooting. Participants develop practical skills for working safely with electric vehicle systems while earning industry recognized credentials.

The SAE Electric Vehicle Supply Equipment (EVSE) Technician Certification validates the knowledge and skills required to maintain, repair, operate, and troubleshoot EV charging infrastructure.

The University of Michigan’s Battery Cell Manufacturing, Testing, and Design certificate provides advanced knowledge of battery manufacturing processes, cell design, testing methods, and performance analysis. The online course covers electrode production, cell assembly, formation, quality control, and manufacturing scale-up challenges.

The University of Detroit Mercy’s Advanced Electric Vehicles (AEV) Graduate Certificate prepares engineers and technical professionals with advanced knowledge and skills needed to develop next-generation electric vehicles. The program covers electric vehicle design, integration, controls, electric drives, energy storage systems, power electronics, and vehicle system architecture.

Northwestern Michigan College’s Automotive Hybrid Technology Specialist Certificate prepares learners for careers servicing hybrid electric vehicles through automotive electrical, engine, and hybrid technology training. The program covers automotive service fundamentals, electrical systems, engine performance, repair, and hybrid vehicle technologies.