Student Success Stories

BENJAMIN ENGLEMAN, ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH AND SAFETY CONSULTANT, UNIVERSITY OF ALABAMA

BPI Energy Modeling & Work Scope

Date Passed: Jun 29, 2026

Benjamin Engleman identified a specific grade-tracking problem while completing BPI Energy Modeling & Work Scope.

“My main concern is with the grade tracking. I’ve taken the Introduction to Energy Modeling quiz three times and scored 100% twice, but my overall grade is still showing as 52%. I also noticed another quiz where I received 100%, but the system recorded it as 75%. I’m confused because it doesn’t seem like my grades are being captured or updated correctly.”

This kind of detailed report is valuable because it gives us a clear technical issue to investigate rather than leaving a student guessing about recorded progress.

ERIKA MOSLEY, STUDENT, PORTLAND YOUTH BUILDERS

BPI Building Science Principles

Date Completed: Jul 1, 2026

Erika Mosley had a positive experience with Building Science Principles and identified closed captioning as an accessibility feature that would have improved the course for her.

“Overall, the course was good. One feature that would have been helpful is closed captioning for the videos. I wasn’t sure if that option was available or if I simply couldn’t find it, but having captions would have improved my learning experience.”

Accessibility feedback is important because students should be able to engage with the material in the format that supports their learning best.

SHANE FISSEL, OWNER, ENERGY SMART BUILDERS

RESNET Rater 18 PD Package - Option A (BPI Healthy Housing Principles, WELL AP Exam Prep Course)

Date Completed: July 2, 2026

Shane Fissel successfully completed the RESNET Rater PD package and provided detailed feedback about quiz formatting and a prior support follow-up.

“I do have some feedback. I previously sent an email with screenshots but didn’t receive a response. The WELL AP course could use some improvements, particularly in the quizzes and final tests. Since the multiple-choice answers are randomized, options such as ‘Both A and B’ and ‘None of the above’ sometimes appear out of order, making the questions confusing and difficult to answer. Despite that, I was able to complete the course successfully.”

Specific feedback like this gives us concrete items to review and improve, especially when small formatting issues can make otherwise useful material harder to complete.

KEVIN KANE, CHIEF ECONOMIST, GREEN HOMEOWNERS UNITED

BPI MFBA

Date Passed: Jun 23, 2026

For Kevin Kane, the course offered useful information that connected directly to the subject matter they wanted to strengthen.

“The training was fine. The videos were helpful. I will continue working with you on the Building Analyst Technician and Professional classes.”

Useful training should leave students with knowledge they can recognize, remember, and apply.

CONNOR HINDMAN, INSPECTOR, HUNTSVILLE UTILITIES

ResCaz/RFI

Date Passed: Jun 24, 2026

Connor Hindman credited his instructor with helping prepare the group for the ResCaz/RFI certification and saw clear practical value in the training.

“We had David teaching the class, and he did a good job helping us prepare for it. As for improvements, I honestly haven't given it much thought. Overall, the course was helpful. Yes, it definitely would have helped me avoid getting fired”

Preparation that connects directly to job performance is where technical training earns its keep.

PEYTON MALONE, INSPECTOR, HUNTSVILLE UTILITIES

ResCaz/RFI

Date Passed: Jun 24, 2026

For Peyton Malone, the value of the ResCaz/RFI training was very practical: the course helped build knowledge that mattered directly to the job.

“Yeah, I haven't really thought about it too much. Overall, I think the course helped me. It definitely would have helped me avoid getting fired, and I believe it will help me moving forward.”

Sometimes the strongest training outcome is simple: feeling better prepared to do the work and move forward.

MARK ORSTEAD, OWNER, FROST ELECTRIC HEATING AND AIR

NATE CEH - 16 NATE CEH Credits - Package A (OSHA Confined Spaces, Insulation Professionals Entry Level Course)

Date Passed: Jun 20, 2026

Mark Orstead found the course content met his needs, while the platform navigation created some unnecessary friction along the way.

“The course content was fine, but navigating the platform was a bit confusing. It was sometimes difficult to tell which module I had completed, which one I needed to watch next, and where I was in the course overall. The layout wasn’t as user-friendly as I expected. Other than that, I didn’t have any issues. My main goal was to complete the 16 hours of continuing education I needed, so as long as I receive credit for those hours, I’m satisfied.”

Clear progress tracking matters in online education, and feedback like this points directly to where the learner experience can improve.

LESLIE CARTER, OWNER, DMC SERVICES HEATING & AIR CONDITIONING

OSHA Confined Spaces - Attics & Crawlspaces, Jobsite Safety Course, Radon Device Placement Protocols and QA/QC

Date Passed: Jun 20, 2026

Leslie Carter appreciated the flexibility of being able to move through the training at a manageable pace.

“I really liked the course. The online format worked great for me because I have a busy lifestyle and am self-employed. Being able to sit down at the computer, complete the training on my own schedule, and retest when needed made the process very convenient and flexible.”

That flexibility is one of the biggest advantages of online training designed around working professionals.

BRADFORD ULRICH, ENERGY AUDITOR, FRANKLIN ENERGY

BPI 30 CEU Package A - Energy Modeling & Home Performance Essentials

Date Passed: Jun 20, 2026

Bradford Ulrich had a strong overall experience with the BPI 30 CEU Package A and also shared a clear preference for instructor-led narration over AI-generated voice segments.

“Overall, it was a great course. The only thing I wasn’t a big fan of was that some sections used a heavily AI-generated voice for the narration. It was fine, but I personally preferred the modules where real instructors were speaking, as they felt more engaging, natural, and easier to connect with. Aside from that, I had a really good experience.”

That kind of specific feedback helps us understand which delivery choices make the material feel more natural and engaging for students.

ROBERT BRIERLEY, SENIOR PROJECT MANAGER, CALYX BUILDS

BPI Energy Modeling & Work Scope and Advanced Building Assessment and Retrofit Strategies

Date Passed: Jun 23, 2026

For Robert Brierley, one of the strengths of the course was being able to fit the training around an existing schedule.

“I did receive the credits and we have submitted them to BPI. Thank you for your help. The class was easy to work with on both my phone and my laptop. Was able to do it while visiting family in Colorado.”

Being able to learn on a realistic schedule can reduce pressure without reducing the value of the training.

SIERRA MINOTTI

History of Radon

Date Completed: Jun 25, 2026

Sierra Minotti found the learning experience straightforward and easy to navigate.

“Yes, I thought the dashboard was very well designed, and I enjoyed the instructor’s lectures. I also found the course content interesting, especially learning about topics I wasn’t previously familiar with, such as Mary Curry and radon-related concepts. Overall, it was an informative and engaging experience.”

When the technology stays out of the way, students can spend their time focusing on the material instead of figuring out the platform.

LAILA NAJIEB

Mold 101, Mold Remediation Training, Water Damage Restoration Technician

Date Completed: Jun 25, 2026

Laila Najieb's experience centered on a simple outcome: learning useful information and reinforcing existing knowledge.

“The training was comprehensive and complete. Easily accessible and manageable. I learned a lot. “

That combination of new information and reinforced knowledge is what makes continuing education worth the time invested.

CURRY KENNERLY, OWNER, KENNERLY CONSULTING SERVICES

RESNET Rater PD Credit Course - Existing Home Audits & Retrofit Strategies

Date Passed: Jun 14, 2026

Curry Kennerly's feedback reflects a learning experience that was clear, useful, and easy to work through.

“It was it pretty awesome. I got it all done in one day uh, it took me all day, but I but I got it all done in one day and I like the fact that if you don't pass the quiz you can go back and retake it and so I really like that because some of the questions are hard the way that they're worded, so it's not real obvious but I appreciated the fact that I could go back and and make the corrections.”

A smooth, useful learning experience is exactly what we want students to be able to expect.

BILLY WITHAM, SUPERVISOR, THE DIXON COMPANY

Mold 101

Date Completed: Jun 16, 2026

After completing the training, Billy Witham shared a straightforward takeaway about what worked well.

“I liked it. Since I’m already in this line of work, the material felt familiar. Towards the end, the questions—especially those about HEPA filters and containment procedures—were easier for me to answer because of my experience. Overall, it was a good fit for my background.”

Straightforward training that does what it is supposed to do is always the goal.

JASON JACOBS, TECHNICAL SPECIALIST, UNISOURCE ENERGY SERVICES

RESNET Home Energy Survey Professional

Date Completed: Jun 18, 2026

Jason Jacobs came into the RESNET Home Energy Survey Professional training with some prior knowledge and found the videos, instructor, and self-paced format worked well together.

“I thought it was great. Tthe videos were very easy to understand. I actually purchased the book that they were teaching from that the residential energy book. I had purchased that beforehand and already read it so I kind of had a little bit of a knowledge going into the training which I think helped. I thought the speaker the gentleman, who did the presentation. I thought he was good. I'd like his humor and the best part was it was self-paced, so I could knock it out. You know I could do an hour after work or on the weekend. I could jump on if I had a free hour and I could knock out a course and come back later and take the quiz it worked out very well for me.”

His experience is a good example of how self-paced training can support professionals who need to fit education around work and personal schedules.

CHRISTOPHER TAYLOR, RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT LABORATORY TECHNICIAN, RHEEM

NATE CEH - 16 NATE CEH Credits - Package A (OSHA Confined Spaces, Insulation Professionals Entry Level Course)

Date Completed: Jun 8, 2026

For Christopher Taylor, the course offered useful information that connected directly to the subject matter they wanted to strengthen.

“ I think they were really good classes. The OSHA stuff, maybe not so much because we deal with that regularly, so we kind of know that anyway. But yeah, for high performance installation, I learned quite a bit on that. ”

Useful training should leave students with knowledge they can recognize, remember, and apply.

STACEY KIFOLO, ENERGY DIVISION MANAGER, 15 LIGHT YEARS

HERS Associate

Date Passed: Jun 8, 2026

As someone new to the subject, Stacey Kifolo found the HERS Associate course useful while also noting that a few concepts could benefit from more explanation or a slower pace.

“ Perfect. I mean, I don't think so. There was some stuff that, you know, could have been explained a little bit more, or slowed down a bit more. But I am brand new to this, so I may have been at a bit of a disadvantage. “

Feedback from newer learners is especially helpful because it shows us where additional explanation can make technical material more accessible.

ZEBIO SOGLIANI, OSCEOLA COUNCIL ON AGING, LEAD TECHNICIAN

ASHRAE 62.2 Residential Ventilation Assessment

Date Completed: Jun 8, 2026

After completing the training, Zebio Sogliani shared a straightforward takeaway about what worked well.

“ Oh yes, that's okay, that's okay. It's very clear. The application in the video was very, very clear. “

Sometimes the best feedback is the simplest: the course worked, the experience was good, and the student got what they needed.

PARKER GIORDANO, LICENSED INSPECTOR, RURAL NEVADA DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION

Mold 101

Date Completed: Jun 8, 2026

For Parker Giordano, the course offered useful information that connected directly to the subject matter they wanted to strengthen.

“ The course was great. Learning about the different types of mold, including black mold, was very informative. I learned that not all mold is dangerous, and I'm learning quite a bit from the training. “

Useful training should leave students with knowledge they can recognize, remember, and apply.

SALVADOR MARTINEZ, WEATHERIZATION SCIENCE MANAGER, RURAL NEVADA DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION

Mold 101

Date Completed: Jun 9, 2026

Salvador Martinez summed up his experience with Mold 101 in a way that was short, candid, and hard not to smile at.

“ I kind of love you guys. You make it easy for me, you know what I mean? “

For us, making training easier to access and complete is a compliment we will gladly take.

KENNY RICHARDSON, DIRECTOR OF ENGINEERING, ASHER ADAMS

Mold 101

Date Passed: Jun 11, 2026

Kenny Richardson found Mold 101 straightforward to complete and also offered candid feedback about the presentation style.

“ It’s pretty simple to get through. The presenter was a bit monotone and sounded somewhat sleepy, but the topic was about mold, so it’s understandable that it wasn’t very engaging. “

Specific comments like this are useful because they help identify where course delivery can become more engaging without changing the substance of the training.

JASON MORELLO, VICE PRESIDENT, MIKE MORELLO INC

NATE CEH - 16 NATE CEH Credits - Package A (OSHA Confined Spaces, Insulation Professionals Entry Level Course)

Date Completed: Jun 11, 2026

After completing the training, Jason Morello shared a straightforward takeaway about what worked well.

“ Everything went smoothly. The course was fine, and I had a good experience overall. Everything was good. “

A smooth, useful learning experience is exactly what we want students to be able to expect.

BRIAN GREER, WEATHERIZATION COORDINATOR, BRAZOS VALLEY COUNCIL OF GOVERNMENTS

Energy Modeling & Workscope

Date Completed: Jun 12, 2026

Brian Greer shared a simple, positive takeaway after completing the training.

“It was good overall. You just watch the videos, and if you pay attention, you can pass the quizzes without much difficulty. Overall, it was a good experience.”

Straightforward training that does what it is supposed to do is always the goal.

JASON DENESE, INSPECTION MANAGER, ABODE ENERGY

BPI Continuing Education 30 CEU Package (BPI Energy Modeling & WorkScope, Advanced Building Assessment & Retrofit Strategies).

Date Completed: June 3, 2026

Jason Denese's experience shows how much a clear, intuitive platform can support the learning process.

“I thought it was really good and easy to navigate. A few of us have used it, and a few of the guys I work with on weatherization inspections have recently taken this training as well to get their CEUs. They all said the same thing. I think about 4 or 5 of us have used it in the last 6 months or so.”

Ease of use matters because students should be able to focus on learning from the moment they log in.

ANDREW KUSKO, TECHNICIAN, HHS

NATE CEH - 16 NATE CEH Credits - Package A (OSHA Confined Spaces, Insulation Professionals Entry Level Course)

Date Completed: May 31, 2026

For Andrew Kusko, the biggest advantage of online continuing education was having control over when and how quickly he completed the training.

“The best part of the course is you're not under pressure, taking the course because you ain't sitting in some room with somebody staring at you, that's my take of it. It gave me the time that I needed and I got to pick the time because I did one course one night and then I went back and did the other course the next day or the following day, so I didn't have to do it all at one time which is probably the best thing about the course is you don't have to it's not a like a time frame like you don't go into a classroom in 8 hours. You got to be done with everything um that put you under what I call unwanted stress to get something done which might make you make a mistake. This way is a lot easier.”

That flexibility gives working professionals room to learn without the added pressure of an all-day classroom schedule.

DANIEL HENDERSON, HOME INSPECTOR/HERS RATER, SCOTT HOME SERVICES

A History of Radon

Date Completed: May 24, 2026

Daniel Henderson found the learning experience straightforward and easy to navigate.

“ It was really easy to use, and I didn’t have any problems navigating through the site or dashboard. The instructor was upbeat and kept things interesting, which made the course more engaging. Overall, I enjoyed the experience.”

When the technology stays out of the way, students can spend their time focusing on the material instead of figuring out the platform.

TIM WAGENBACH, PRESIDENT, CENTRAL ILLINOIS INSULATION

Healthy Housing Principles, Utility Bill Analysis & Baseload Measures, Mold Remediation Training, and Mold 101

Date Passed: May 24, 2026

Tim Wagenbach's experience centered on a simple outcome: learning useful information and reinforcing existing knowledge.

“The courses were great, very informative and I learned a lot.”

That combination of new information and reinforced knowledge is what makes continuing education worth the time invested.

TREVOR BURNS, ENERGY AUDITOR, NORTHEAST AIR SEALING

BPI Continuing Education 30 CEU Package (BPI Energy Modeling & WorkScope, Advanced Building Assessment & Retrofit Strategies)

Date Completed: May 23, 2026

Trevor Burns' experience highlights something that matters just as much as course content: getting timely help when you need it.

“I really appreciate how helpful everyone has been. I purchased the class around May 13, and when I reached out on the 21st or 22nd, I received almost immediate responses. Everyone has been very helpful in making sure I had all the information I needed, and I truly appreciate that.”

Strong student support can make a major difference when professionals are working toward CEU and certification requirements on a deadline.

WILLIAM ADAMS, LAB TECHNICIAN, RHEEM MANUFACTURING

NATE CEH - NATE CEH - 16 NATE CEH Credits - Package D (LEED Green Associate Introductory Course & WELL AP Exam Prep Course)

Date Completed: May 26, 2026

William Adams found the learning experience straightforward and easy to navigate.

“I’ve done it before, and it’s pretty straightforward”

When the technology stays out of the way, students can spend their time focusing on the material instead of figuring out the platform.

BRYAN GONZALEZ, ENERGY INSPECTOR, METRO CODE

ResCaz/RFI

Date Passed: May 12, 2026

After completing the training, Bryan Gonzalez shared a straightforward takeaway about what worked well.

“Everything went smooth. That's all I can say.”

Sometimes the best feedback is the simplest: the course worked, the experience was good, and the student got what they needed.

MANUEL CERQUEIRA, ENERGY ANALYST, TAMPA ELECTRIC

BPI 30 CEU Package A - Energy Modeling & Home Performance Essentials

Date Completed: May 15, 2026

While Manuel Cerqueira had a generally positive experience, the feedback also identifies an area worth improving.

“It was pretty user-friendly overall, aside from the dashboard issue. I still took away a lot of valuable information from the training.”

Constructive comments give us something concrete to evaluate and improve for the next student.

JED FINLEY, OWNER, ENERGY EFFICIENCY SOLUTIONS

RESNET Rater PD Credit Course - Existing Home Audits & Retrofit Strategies

Date Completed: May 14, 2026

Jed Finley found the training useful for building or refreshing practical knowledge.

“It was good. I learned a few things I didn’t know, especially about combustion and other BPI-related topics.”

The goal is practical learning that students can carry into their work, certification, and future training.

JESSICA ARNEY, SERVICE MANAGER, ENVIROCONTROL SYSTEMS

BPI 30 CEU Package A - Energy Modeling & Home Performance Essentials

Date Completed: Apr 30, 2026

Jessica Arney's feedback highlights the value of having responsive support available throughout the training process.

“Very easy to use and good information.Also staff is very response. Someone helped me yesterday too. “

Responsive support matters, especially when students are working against certification, testing, or CEU deadlines.

DUANE SEWELL, OWNER, DMV PROFESSIONAL SERVICES LLC

BPI Building Science Principles (BSP), Building Assessment, Utility Bill Analysis & Baseload Measures

Date Completed: Apr 19, 2026

For Duane Sewell, the course offered useful information that connected directly to the subject matter they wanted to strengthen.

“It was nice, interesting and very knowledgeable. I forgot some of the things and the course made me remember. I'm planning to take more training like the mitigation course and be certified about it.”

Useful training should leave students with knowledge they can recognize, remember, and apply.

KENNETH REDFORD, COO, ANDERSON AIR CORPS HEATING & COOLING

NATE CEH - 8 NATE CEH Credits - Package C (OSHA Confined Spaces)

Date Completed: Apr 21, 2026

Kenneth Redford shared a simple, positive takeaway after completing the training.

“Yeah, everything worked fine. It's all right. That's what I expected.”

Straightforward training that does what it is supposed to do is always the goal.

DANIEL PANZA, ENERGY AUDITOR, RESILIENT BUILDINGS GROUP

BPI 30 CEU Package A - Energy Modeling & Home Performance Essentials

Date Completed: Apr 23, 2026

Daniel Panza kept his feedback brief, but there was no ambiguity about his overall impression of the courses.

“I like everything that the courses offered!”

When a student says they liked everything the courses offered, there is not much we need to add.

JUANITA ELLIAS, OWNER, RIVERCITY WOODWORKING, LLC

RESNET Rater PD Credit Course - Combined LEED Green Associate & WELL AP Exam Prep Course

Date Completed: Apr 23, 2026

Juanita Ellias completed the training to meet continuing education needs and found the process manageable and useful.

“I think it was excellent. I have to just move forward and do others to get my CEU. For the LEED, I understand it would be best if I took the LEED exam in the next couple weeks, but right now I'm focused on getting my continuing education credits.”

For working professionals, earning required credits should be clear, manageable, and relevant to the work they do.

CHRISTIAN KARRAS, E3 BUILDING SCIENCES

Existing Home Audits & Retrofit Strategies

Date Completed: Apr 24, 2026

Christian Karras found the Existing Home Audits & Retrofit Strategies course informative, intuitive, and refreshingly easy to use for earning required PD credits.

“I thought the course was very informative and appreciated the quizzes after each module to verify I was following along with the material. Accessing the coursework and the dashboard was also very intuitive and easy to understand. You guys made it very easy which is nice because in previous years it hasn’t always been so painless to get the required PD credits I need using other training websites/classes, so I appreciate it and will definitely use you guys going forward.”

His comments capture what continuing education should feel like: useful material, clear navigation, and fewer unnecessary headaches.

J**** F*****

BA-P

Date Passed: Apr 21, 2026

One BA-P student appreciated being able to work through the training in sections rather than having to tackle everything at once.

“The training course that you have was pretty good. It was good that it had the modules, so I could get into sections at a time. Overall, I think the course was helpful to get me this point.”

Breaking complex material into manageable modules can make certification preparation much easier to fit into a working professional's schedule.

CALVIN PICKUP, CHIEF TECHNOLOGY OFFICER, ASSURED ENERGY SOLUTION

BPI 30 CEU Package A - Energy Modeling & Home Performance Essentials

Date Completed: Apr 15, 2026

Calvin Pickup completed the BPI 30 CEU Package A and found the training both efficient and useful in preparing for his exam.

“It was good—pretty quick and easy. The training really helped me pass the exam.”

Helping students move through required training efficiently while still preparing them for the exam is exactly the balance we want to achieve.

KEILYN LA ROSA ALVAREZ, PR BUILDERS

BPI Infiltration & Duct Leakage Course Package (IDL)

Date Completed: Apr 15, 2026

Keilyn La Rosa Alvarez found the training useful for building or refreshing practical knowledge.

“It was pretty good. I have learned something new.”

The goal is practical learning that students can carry into their work, certification, and future training.

ELVIS MURRAY, LEAD TECHNICIAN, RICHWORLD ENTERPRISE

IICRC CEC Course - Water Damage Restoration Technician Training

Date Completed: Apr 16, 2026

Elvis Murray had a positive experience with the Water Damage Restoration Technician Training while also identifying a specific area where the course flow could be improved.

“The training was great. There were just a few inconsistencies after each video where the test is needed, it's prompting you to take the test before you are done studying. But over all, I like the training.”

Detailed feedback like this helps us protect what is working and improve the parts of the student experience that can be clearer.

MADELINE RAPACH LAGOWSKI, PROJECT ANALYST

BPI MFBA

Date Passed: Apr 16, 2026

For Madeline Rapach Lagowski, one part of the BPI MFBA training stood out in particular: the field guide.

“The field guide portion of the course was really helpful.”

Practical resources can make technical material easier to connect to the work students are preparing to perform.

MIGUEL MUNOZ, TECHNICIAN, MY EFFICIENCY HOME

BPI Energy Modeling & WorkScope

Date Completed: Apr 2, 2026

Miguel Munoz completed BPI Energy Modeling & WorkScope with a very specific goal in mind: completing the requirement needed for his Energy Auditor path.

“It was pretty good. This is all I need. I already have the other recommendation. I only need the certificate for my Energy Auditor.”

Sometimes the most valuable training is the training that gets a professional exactly where they need to go next.

J** Z***

16 NATE CEH Credits - Package A (OSHA Confined Spaces, Insulation Professionals Entry Level Course)

Date Completed: Apr 7, 2026

One NATE continuing education student described the experience as simple, enjoyable, and easy to recommend.

“The course was very easy and straight forward. I very much enjoyed doing the CE course and honestly would recommend it to anyone.”

For busy professionals, continuing education works best when the process is clear and manageable from start to finish.

ROBIN VANOVER

BA-P

Date Passed: Apr 9, 2026

While preparing for the BA-P certification, Robin Vanover found real value in being able to revisit the training material as needed.

“Being able to go back to through the modules for review is great.”

That kind of review flexibility can be especially useful when students are preparing for a certification exam.

Kory Ryan, Crew Chief, Bryan Hobbs Remodeling

Advanced Building Assessment & Retrofit Strategies & Energy Modeling and Workscope

Date Completed: Mar 18, 2026

“It seems good and straightforward. I learned some new stuff, some stuff that we don't use, so it's good to know.”

We’re thrilled you picked up some useful insights, Kory! Can’t wait to see you move up the ranks and apply these skills in the field.

Breck Hansen, Field Supervisor

Jobsite Safety Course

Learning safety has never been this easy, or this fun!

Not only are you checking off your continuing education requirements, but you might just have an absolute blast doing it. Here’s what one of our students had to say:

“I learned a lot. The Jobsite Safety course was very straightforward and I liked it!”

Breck, we’re glad you enjoyed it! Can’t wait to see you take these safety skills into your next project.

Date Completed: Mar 19, 2026

Joshua LeBeau, Owner, Home Inspections by JML, Inc.

A History of Radon

Date Completed: Mar 18, 2026

“This was the first time I used Green Training and I was very impressed with the presentation of the material. Next time I need CEs, I'll come back here!”

We’re excited to see you continue growing your expertise, Joshua, and putting what you learned into action!

Sharon Brain, Independent Contractor

History of Radon Course

Sharon Brain is an Independent Contractor who completed our History of Radon Course on March 5, 2026.

Even for a seasoned professional like Sharon Brain, there is always room to grow. With over twenty years of experience in the field, Sharon found that our History of Radon course offered fresh insights she hadn't encountered before.

“The training course was great. I have been certified for over twenty years and learning something new is not always there.”

When training is high-quality, it offers value to everyone, from those just starting out to experts with decades of experience. We take pride in providing depth that keeps even the most veteran contractors engaged.

Neb Razec Sotto, Field Manager of Franklin Energy

Energy Modeling & Workscope, Jobsite Safety Course, RESNET Home Energy Survey Professional (HESP)

Date Completed: Mar 19, 2026

“Everything was very easy to maneuver. Over all, the courses were great and I didn't have a hard time. Everything was very helpful and I'd do this again on my next renewal. Green Training USA would be the route!”

We appreciate your trust, Neb! We’re proud to support professionals like you every step of the way, especially when it comes to renewals and continuing education.

Luz Ayala, HVAC Technician at Escondido Union School District

OSHA Confined Spaces and Insulation Professionals Entry Level Courses

Luz Ayala, HVAC Technician at Escondido Union School District Escondido, completed our OSHA Confined Spaces and Insulation Professionals Entry Level Courses on March 9, 2026 for her North American Technician Excellence (NATE) renewal requirement.

With several years of experience using the training for continuing education, Luz values courses that are reliable and consistently deliver results. After completing the program, she shared:

“I love it. I’ve used your courses actually for the last maybe three, four years already. To get my credits, I only use you guys and you guys are the only ones I recommend.”

When professionals continue to come back year after year, it speaks to the quality and trust built through consistent, effective training.

Jiggs Babbitt, Program Manager at Wyoming Weatherization Services

Radon Measurement Course

On March 10, 2026, Jiggs Babbitt, Program Manager at Wyoming Weatherization Services, successfully completed the Radon Measurement Course.

Looking for a course that was simple to navigate and easy to follow, Jiggs appreciated the smooth learning experience from start to finish. After completing the training, he shared:

“The navigation on the course went really well. Overall, it was good course!”

A well-organized course structure helps professionals like Jiggs stay engaged, making it easier to complete training efficiently while gaining valuable knowledge along the way.

Axell Martinez Lujan, Project Manager at Province Roofing and Construction

Water Damage Restoration Technician

Axell Martinez Lujan, serving as Project Manager at Province Roofing and Construction, wrapped up the Water Damage Restoration Technician course on March 2, 2026.

Axell wanted training that would give him practical guidance and improve his approach on the job. After completing the course, he shared how it helped him refine his methods:

“It was very, very informative. There were a lot of things I was overdoing but didn’t need to, and some steps I was skipping because I had my own way of doing them. The course showed me the correct way to handle things before and after, which really helped.”

When training is thorough and practical, professionals like Axell gain the confidence and skills needed to work more efficiently and effectively.

John Mendiola, Energy Auditor and Quality Inspector at Paco Agency

ASHRAE 62.2 Residential Ventilation Assessment

John Mendiola, Energy Auditor and Quality Inspector at Paco Agency, completed the ASHRAE 62.2 Residential Ventilation Assessment course on February 5, 2026.

John Mendiola, an Energy Auditor and Quality Inspector, was looking for training that was easy to use and simple to understand. After completing the ASHRAE 62.2 Residential Ventilation Assessment course, he shared how clear and user-friendly the course was.

“It was easy to access and follow, with clear and straightforward instructions.”

When training is designed with clarity and accessibility in mind, professionals can focus on learning the material efficiently, building the knowledge and confidence needed to apply it in real world situations.

Leslie Matos, starting her own company

Water Damage Restoration Technician

As she prepares to launch her own company, Leslie Matos wanted training that truly helped the material make sense. After completing the Water Damage Restoration Technician course, she shared how the structure and clarity of the training made a real difference in her learning experience.

“I took a 3-day course one-time with an instructor through anothertraining provider and I failed the test. And to be honest with you, your course is completely different. It clicked in with me right away! Each module and each video were very clear.”

When training is clear, structured, and easy to follow, complex material becomes accessible and professionals gain the confidence they need to move forward in their careers.

Judd Hudnall, Crew Chief, Coalfield Development Corporation

Energy Modeling & Workscope

As a Crew Chief at Coalfield Development, Judd Hudnall works directly in the field where accurate planning and clear scopes of work matter. After completing the Energy Modeling & Workscope course, he shared his experience with both the training and the support he received along the way.

“The training was fantastic! I really appreciate the course and customer service.”

Strong training combined with responsive support helps professionals move forward with confidence and the tools they need to succeed.

Edwin Cope, Energy Services Director, Opportunities for Otsego Inc

Building Shell Retrofit Strategies

As Energy Services Director at Opportunities for Otsego Inc., Edwin Cope is responsible for ensuring both his own credentials and his team’s knowledge stay current. While completing the Building Shell Retrofit Strategies course for his Building Performance Institute, Inc. (BPI) renewal CEUs, he reflected on the value of the material as both a refresher and a resource for others on his staff.

“I need the CEUs for my BPI renewal. When I was taking it, it was kind of a refresher. It did refresh my memory. Well, it’s maybe something some of the other staff can use.”

Continuing education keeps experienced professionals sharp while also creating valuable learning opportunities for the next generation of staff.

Devontae Patrick, Rater, All About Energy

Energy Star Training

As a professional rater, Devontae understands the importance of preparation and clarity. After completing the Energy Star Training course, he shared how the structure and flexibility supported his success:

“The Energy Star course gave me flexibility and time to study, to see exactly what I’d be looking at and what exactly I’m going for. What I liked more than anything was that I was able to write down my notes and take my time. It definitely helped me out a lot. Thank you to the Green Training USA team, you’ve been really helpful!”

When training provides clarity, structure, and time to truly absorb the material, confidence follows.

Marcus Scott

Building Analyst Professional (BA-P)

Shoutout to Marcus Scott, Energy Specialist at American Installations, for earning his Building Analyst Professional (BA-P) certification on December 22, 2025! 

Preparing for the BA-P exam takes focus and the right support, and we’re glad this training helped make the difference.

Here’s what Marcus had to say about his experience:

“It was really good. The course has definitely helped me pass the exam.”

Success stories like Marcus’s show how the BA-P training equips energy professionals with the knowledge and confidence they need to succeed on exam day and beyond.

Chris Stapleton: Recertified with Confidence

Recertification can be a nerve-wracking process, especially when it feels like the clock is ticking and the pressure is on. But for Chris Stapleton, the experience with Green Training USA turned out to be the opposite of stressful. From day one, he found responsive support, professional guidance, and a team that truly had his back.

Green Training USA was absolutely amazing to work with on the recertification process with my NATE credentials. They were responsive from day one and comforting to work with most importantly. This made a stressful situation feel not stressful. I highly recommend them to anyone looking to become certified or get CEH credits. I cannot thank them enough for all of their help with making this process a smooth transition for me to get my credits renewed. Very professional and top notch. Thank you very much. Much appreciated and job well done. I look forward to working with you again in the near future. Take care and God bless!

Chris’s words are exactly the kind of feedback that keeps us going, real appreciation from real professionals who trust us with their success.