

Electric Vehicle Network Training (EVNT) is an 8–10-week training and certification program preparing technicians to maintain, troubleshoot, diagnose, and support EV charging infrastructure.
The rapid deployment of EV charging network infrastructure has outpaced the development of a qualified maintenance workforce.
Chargers go offline. Faults go undiagnosed. Networks underperform.
The technicians required to solve these problems simply do not exist at scale, yet.
EVNT was built to fix EV Chargers and stabilize interoperability. Our program trains technicians capable of maintaining charger uptime, diagnosing faults, supporting OCPP networks, and improving infrastructure reliability across public, fleet, and utility-scale deployments.
The metric that matters. Every deployment, every network, every stakeholder depends on it. EVNT-certified technicians are trained to deliver it.
Industry-focused curriculum built around real EV charging network infrastructure. Technicians work hands-on with DC fast chargers, Level 2s, EVSE parts & components, network protocols, and fault diagnostics. In-person and remote training are avaiable varying in-hands on experience.
Structured learning and practical assessments validating workforce readiness. EVNT certification signals demonstrated competency to employers such as chargepoint operators utilities, and government procurement officers who need reliable, qualified technicians on day one.
Deploy technicians who improve charger reliability and network performance. EVNT Technician graduates are equipped to reduce mean time to repair, support proactive maintenance programs, and keep charging infrastructure performing at the reliability standards operators and fleets demand.
Launching in the Inland Empire of Southern California in the County of Riverside through deep collaboration with government, higher education, and industry partners — building a replicable model for workforce development at scale.
Regional government partner supporting workforce pipeline development and infrastructure alignment.
Municipal partner integrating EVNT into local clean energy and workforce readiness initiatives.
Innovation and industry partner bridging technology development with workforce application.
Infrastructure and energy partner connecting EVNT curriculum to real-world network operations.
Federal, state, and municipal agencies deploying EV infrastructure programs and meeting workforce mandates.
Investor-owned and public utilities managing grid-integrated charging assets and maintenance programs.
CPO networks requiring certified field technicians to maintain uptime across distributed charging portfolios.
EVSE OEMs and hardware manufacturers seeking a trained service and support workforce for their products.
Commercial and public fleet operators maintaining on-site charging infrastructure for vehicles at scale.
Enterprise facilities teams managing workplace charging programs and ESG infrastructure commitments.
Community colleges, technical schools, and universities seeking to embed EVNT curriculum into existing programs.
WDBs, labor organizations, and apprenticeship programs integrating EVNT into clean energy career pathways.
Launching in Riverside. Scaling Nationally. Expanding Internationally. EVNT is designed as a replicable, deployable workforce platform — not a single location program. Each market activation builds on a proven curriculum, certified assessment framework, and partner network model.
Program launch. Pilot cohort. Partner activation.
Metro expansion. Utility and CPO partnerships.
Tech corridor deployment. Fleet and corporate cohorts.
Midwest anchor. Transit authority alignment.
Northeast corridor. Government workforce programs.
Hospitality and tourism infrastructure workforce.
Energy market expansion. Grid-scale deployments.
International pilot. Anglophone market entry.
Global scale. High-density EV market penetration.
The infrastructure is being built. The vehicles are arriving. The demand for qualified technicians is here now. EVNT prepares you — or your workforce — to meet it with confidence, credentials, and capability.
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Entry-level EV charging technician training with OSHA certification and job placement support.
Advanced diagnostics, OCPP networking, BESS fundamentals, and employer site visits.
Work-based learning, professional tools, solar and microgrid exposure, and six months of post-graduation support.
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