About General Studium

Training Built for the Irish Renewable Sector

We developed our training programmes because generic project management qualifications consistently fail to address the specific operational realities of renewable energy and retrofit work in Ireland.

Our Approach

Practical Training Grounded in Sector Reality

The Irish renewable energy sector is growing rapidly, driven by national climate commitments and significant public and private investment. Wind farms, solar installations and large-scale retrofit programmes are all expanding simultaneously — creating a persistent demand for people who can coordinate these projects from inception to handover.

General Studium's training programmes are designed around the actual workflow of these projects. We don't teach abstract project management theory and leave participants to figure out how it applies to SEAI documentation or BER certification workflows. Every module is grounded in the specific processes, forms, regulations and stakeholder relationships that characterise renewable energy and retrofit work in Ireland.

Our training is delivered from our base in Tallaght, Dublin, and is designed to be intensive and practical — equipping participants with skills they can apply immediately in a coordination role.

General Studium training session for renewable energy project coordinators in Dublin

What We Stand For

The Principles Behind Our Training

Sector Specificity

Every piece of content in our programmes is specific to renewable energy and retrofit work in Ireland. We don't repurpose generic project management training — we build from the actual requirements of Irish projects.

Practical Application

Participants work through real documentation templates, scheduling scenarios and coordination challenges drawn from the types of projects they will encounter. The focus is on skills that transfer directly to the workplace.

Current and Relevant

SEAI schemes change. Regulations evolve. Grid connection processes are updated. Our training content is reviewed and updated regularly to reflect the current state of the sector, not what it looked like several years ago.

Accessible Entry Points

We design our programmes for people coming from diverse backgrounds — not just those with existing project management credentials. Clear prerequisites, structured progression and practical support throughout.

Trained project coordinator conducting site visit at Irish retrofit project

Programme Structure

How the Training is Delivered

Our intensive programmes are structured to move participants through the core competencies of renewable energy project coordination in a logical sequence — from foundational scheduling and procurement skills through to advanced documentation and quality assurance practice.

Intensive Format

Concentrated delivery that respects participants' time while ensuring comprehensive coverage of all coordination competencies.

Documentation Focus

Hands-on work with real SEAI documentation templates, procurement tracking tools and quality assurance frameworks.

Small Group Learning

Programmes run in small cohorts to ensure individual attention and meaningful discussion of sector-specific challenges.

Find Out More About Our Training Programmes

Contact us to discuss upcoming programme dates, entry requirements and what participants can expect from the General Studium training experience.