Date: 29th October 2025
Time: 9.00 - 17.00
We are pleased to offer the opportunity to attend a one-day Wind Power Systems CPD course hosted at University Campus Doncaster.
This session provides a practical and engaging introduction to renewable energy generation through wind systems, with access to UCDon’s specialist renewable energy laboratories.
Our organisation will cover the full cost of the session, making this a valuable and accessible development opportunity for relevant teaching or technical staff.
About the Course
Participants will explore how small-scale wind turbines generate and store electrical energy, and how to configure and operate system components such as charge controllers, batteries, and inverters. The course is designed for technicians, lecturers, and operational staff working in or transitioning into renewable energy delivery.
Programme Outcomes
Introduction to wind power systems and components
System planning, development, and build
Operation and integration of wind turbines, batteries, and controllers
Impact of energy-efficient design on system size and cost
Troubleshooting and maintenance techniques
Practical application in purpose-built labs
Reading and interpreting system specifications
Teaching & Learning Methods
On-campus lectures and interactive tutorials
Lab-based practical workshops
Short video resources
Group-based learning and technical collaboration
Who Should Attend
This CPD is ideal for:
Lecturers and tutors in engineering, electrical, or environmental subjects
Technicians and curriculum support staff
Apprentices or staff retraining in renewable technologies (Level 3–5 or equivalent experience)
Spaces for this event are limited, and the portal may close early once sessions are full. Due to limited space, each organisation is allowed only one representative per session. We encourage everyone to sign up, as we maintain a reserve list for any cancellations.
