Infrastructure Workforce Training from Per Scholas
Build resilient teams for the critical roles that keep infrastructure running. Per Scholas trains job-ready professionals for utility providers, energy facilities, industrial plants, and other infrastructure sectors, backed by a network of more than 1,000 employer partners nationwide.
Proven Success
500+
Infrastructure Professionals Trained in Three Years
25+
Markets Nationwide
35,000+
Per Scholas Professionals in the Workforce
Why Build a Talent Pipeline?
The AI era has created a boom that the current technological infrastructure cannot absorb. Demand for talented individuals across data centers, utilities, industrial and manufacturing hubs, and energy facilities is accelerating beyond expectations.
Traditional talent pools are limited, with qualified personnel in short supply. Per Scholas grows talent pools by training specifically for roles you can't fill through conventional recruitment and by creating net-new qualified entrants, increasing the volume of skilled talent for your business.
Rigorous Training for Real Operational Requirements
Per Scholas develops training programs in direct collaboration with industry leaders. Learners benefit from instructor-led live lectures and events, with hands-on, real-life experience that expands their knowledge beyond theory.
The result is talent with exceptional operational readiness and procedural discipline, and fluency with the AI-powered monitoring and diagnostic tools now built into modern facilities. Alumni continue honing their skills via the Career Accelerator upskilling program long after they're hired.
Microsoft and Per Scholas Partnership
Microsoft and Per Scholas co-designed the inaugural Critical Facilities Technician Training cohort in Atlanta, built as a demand-driven pipeline aligned with Microsoft's data center workforce needs.
Mike Egan, General Manager of Microsoft TechSpark, said, "By working with Per Scholas to co-design this program, we're helping ensure students are equipped with the skills that lead to direct careers and are working together to build a talent pipeline and create opportunity for people locally."
Roles We Train For
Per Scholas trains for many gaps in critical areas of infrastructure.
Critical Facility Technician
Gain access to professionals trained to operate, monitor, and troubleshoot systems across critical facilities and infrastructure environments.
Data Center Technician
Gain access to professionals skilled in AI-powered problem solving and infrastructure management, readying them for roles as data center technicians, IT infrastructure managers, and network technicians.
Low Voltage Technician
Gain access to professionals with advanced skills in electrical distribution and management, ideal for roles such as low voltage technicians, low voltage fiber technicians, security and alarm technicians, and audio-video technicians.
Advanced Manufacturing Technician
Gain access to professionals trained for maintenance, repair, industrial automation, and a range of manufacturing-specific skills.
Additional Infrastructure Roles Coming Soon
Per Scholas is expanding training to cover even more of the roles powering critical infrastructure.
Building Automation Specialist
Training in development for professionals skilled in HVAC controls, building management systems, and smart monitoring platforms.
Semiconductor Technician
Training in development for professionals supporting semiconductor manufacturing and fab operations.
Infrastructure Courses Available
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This 15-week intensive program is designed to transform learners into job-ready Manufacturing Technicians capable of assisting in the operation, maintenance, and troubleshooting of modern industrial production systems. The curriculum provides a rigorous, hands-on foundation in core manufacturing technologies, including mechanical systems, industrial electricity, fluid power (pneumatics and hydraulics), motor and drive systems, sensors and instrumentation, and programmable logic controllers (PLCs).
15 weeks412.5 training hoursThis 10-week course equips entry-level learners with the technical skills to install, terminate, test, and maintain low-voltage cabling systems, including structured copper and fiber optic technology, across residential, commercial, and data center environments. This entry-level course prepares graduates for careers in telecommunications, infrastructure cabling, or security installation and requires little to no prior technical background.
10 weeks275 training hoursFOA Certified Fiber Optic Technician (CFOT) · Google AI Essentials · Google AI Professional · IT Service Management (ITSM) Fundamentals · NFPA 70E Electrical Safety · OSHA-10 General Industry · Welcome to ServiceNowThis 15-week course is designed to transform individuals with little or no technical background into capable, job-ready Critical Facilities Technicians. The course provides a comprehensive foundation in mission-critical data center systems, including electrical distribution, UPS systems, ATS and generator operations, chilled-water plants, CRAH/CRAC equipment, building management systems (BMS), and industry-standard maintenance and emergency procedures. High-level objectives include developing strong troubleshooting skills, mastering preventive and corrective maintenance, interpreting alarms and system trends, executing SOPs/MOPs/EOPs with precision, and understanding the operational mindset required to sustain 24×7 data center uptime
15 weeks412.5 training hoursEPA 608 · NFPA 70E Electrical Safety · OSHA-10 General IndustryThe 4-week Data Center Technician Core course offers an immersive introduction to enterprise IT infrastructure. This entry-level course provides hands-on experience and foundational knowledge essential for starting a career in IT infrastructure management. The curriculum combines theoretical learning with practical lab sessions, covering key areas such as data center operations, network configuration, and IT Infrastructure hardware management. As part of the course, learners will prepare and test for the OSHA 10-Hour General Industry and NFPA 70E, ensuring a secure and effective working environment.
4 weeks110 training hoursThis 15-week course will immerse learners in the essential skills needed to excel in the IT industry. This entry-level course is ideal for those eager to enter the technology field. The course offers hands-on experience with enterprise-grade servers, networking equipment, and the latest in generative AI technologies. Learners begin by mastering the core components of IT infrastructure, developing practical skills in end-user support, and troubleshooting a wide range of IT issues.
15 weeks412.5 training hoursCompTIA A+ · Google IT Support · Google AI Essentials · Google AI Professional · OSHA-10 General Industry · OSHA NFPA 70E0% loan eligibleThis 6-week Low Voltage Telecom course offers an engaging, hands-on learning experience designed to prepare learners for a career in telecommunications and alarm system technology. This entry-level course covers the essential skills to install, maintain, and troubleshoot modern telecom systems, including structured cabling, fiber optics, wireless networks, and alarm systems.
6 weeks165 training hoursIT Service Management (ITSM) Fundamentals · OSHA-10 General Industry · OSHA NFPA 70E · Welcome to ServiceNow
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