27/06/2026
Since the national power distribution company, SOCADEL, cannot satisfy the electricity demands of Cameroonians, the government is finding an alternative in solar energy.
Between July 6–14 and July 15–23, the Ministry of Water and Energy in partnership Organized in partnership with the International Solar Alliance (ISA) will train 20 Cameroonian for free during the two seminars, each lasting eight days.
The training will focus on rooftop solar photovoltaic systems, solar mini-grids, and water pumping systems.
It will take place at the incubation and training center for solar technologies monitoring and analysis, known as STAR-C (Solar Technology Application and Resource Center), in Bastos.
The training aims to strengthen the technical skills of solar photovoltaic system installers, promote the use of renewable energy in Cameroon, and contribute to the development of qualified local expertise.
"So, if you are a technician, engineering student, lecturer, or engineer in the field of renewable energy or any equivalent field, this is your chance to apply," said Minister Gaston Eloundou Essomba.
Interested applicants are invited to fill out the application form available at the following address: https://buff.ly/8ASLShC and attach the following documents: a letter of motivation addressed to the Minister of Water Resources and Energy, a copy of the applicant's CV indicating their academic background, and a copy of the most relevant diploma or certificate related to this training.
The deadline is July 1, 2026.