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Learning disclaimer

Important information about the scope and availability of Qualifica Global Learning experiences.

Effective September 20, 2026

Nature of our services

Institute Qualifica Corp is a services company. We provide technical advisory, individual mentoring, corporate team development and career-development support.

Regulatory status

Institute Qualifica Corp is evaluating a regulatory process for possible future expansion. No license, approval or authorization has been granted.

Educational purpose

Qualifica Global Learning provides educational content and professional development. Unless expressly stated for a specific offering, participation or completion does not confer an occupational license, state-issued credential, academic degree, academic credit, or guarantee of employment. Product availability and live components may vary by jurisdiction.

Certificates of Completion

Where enabled, a Certificate of Completion indicates participation in or completion of a specific Qualifica learning experience. It is not occupational licensure, state approval, academic credit, a degree, or an employment guarantee.

Availability

Offerings, access, live components and completion documents may vary by jurisdiction and product.

Independent resources

Links to third-party schools and organizations are provided for general information. Unless expressly stated, Institute Qualifica Corp is not affiliated with, endorsed by or acting as an admissions representative for those organizations. Confirm programs, costs, accreditation and licensing directly with each institution and the relevant authority.

1. Are your programs approved by a U.S. body such as EVITP, NABCEP or DOE?

No. Institute Qualifica Corp is a private technical advisory and professional-development provider. Our programs are not approved, accredited, endorsed by or affiliated with EVITP, NABCEP, the U.S. Department of Energy or any other government or certifying body.

2. Is your certificate valid in the U.S. and does it meet NEC 625, NFPA 70E and OSHA?

We issue only a Certificate of Completion, which confirms participation in a specific Qualifica learning experience. Content references codes and standards such as NEC Article 625, NFPA 70E and OSHA guidance, but the certificate is not a license, a code-compliance certification, OSHA training credit or proof of qualification under any standard.

3. Does the certificate have a verifiable registration number?

Each Certificate of Completion carries a unique code that can be checked on Qualifica's own verification page. This confirms only that Qualifica issued it; it is not a government or third-party registration.

4. Do I need to be an electrician or have technical training to participate?

No prerequisite is required to join advisory or mentoring sessions. However, performing electrical work in the U.S. requires the licenses and supervision mandated by your state and local jurisdiction. Our programs do not authorize anyone to perform electrical work.

5. Does the program include OSHA 30 or NFPA 70E certification?

No. We do not issue OSHA 10/30 cards or any NFPA credential. OSHA Outreach cards are issued only through OSHA-authorized trainers. NFPA does not endorse Qualifica.

6. Is there hands-on practice with real chargers (CCS, Tesla) or is it theory only?

Advisory and mentoring are delivered primarily remotely and focus on engineering, specification, operation, troubleshooting logic and documentation. Hands-on activity occurs only when a specific in-person session explicitly states it. No program authorizes work on energized equipment.

7. Who qualifies your company? Are you authorized by EVITP?

Institute Qualifica Corp is an independent private company. We are not authorized by, affiliated with or a training partner of EVITP or any certifying organization.

8. Who are the instructors? Are they licensed electricians?

Our specialists are field professionals with 25+ years of experience in energy assets. Unless a specific credential is stated on their profile, do not assume they hold a U.S. electrical license or Professional Engineer license. They act as mentors and advisors, not as engineers or electricians of record for your projects.

9. To work in New Jersey, do I need to open a company or will you refer me to employers?

Electrical contracting in New Jersey requires licensing through the NJ Board of Examiners of Electrical Contractors, or working under a properly licensed contractor. Confirm requirements directly with the state. Qualifica is not an employment agency and does not provide job placement or referrals.

10. Which U.S. companies have hired your learners?

We do not claim or publish any hiring outcomes. Qualifica makes no representation that any employer has hired, or will hire, participants.

11. Do you cover UL certification and utility interconnection (e.g., PSE&G)?

Content may discuss equipment listing concepts (such as UL listings) and general utility interconnection processes for informational purposes. We do not certify equipment, file applications or represent you before any utility. Always follow the utility's and the authority having jurisdiction's current requirements.

12. Do you prepare me for the official EVITP exam?

No. We do not offer EVITP exam preparation or support. EVITP sets its own eligibility and examination rules.

13. What can I expect to earn in New Jersey after the program?

We provide no earnings estimates and hold no data supporting income claims. Earnings depend on licensing, experience, market conditions and your own business decisions.

14. How long does it take to recover the investment?

We make no return-on-investment or payback claims. Results vary entirely by individual and are not guaranteed.