SCE trains and educates its workforce and other industry professionals in its territory through its Energy Education Centers (EECs), scholarships, and career information and pipelines.

• Energy Education Centers are Located in Irwindale and Tulare, California, and offer free classes, workshops, and consultations on clean energy technologies and more.
• Grants, Scholarships, and Financial Support Discover SCE grants, scholarships, and financial support for advancing education and careers in clean energy.
• Clean Energy Career Resources Learn more about SCE's efforts to empower the next generation of clean energy professionals.  

SCE supports education through strategic partnerships with trade schools, community colleges, and philanthropic investments, all aimed at enhancing job opportunities in the energy sector, including non-SCE roles.

• Career Technical Education (CTE) - Supports workforce accreditation through select California Community Colleges.
• Trade Schools - Engages in enhanced partnerships with trade schools to expand their course offerings in clean energy subjects, equipping students with practical skills and knowledge for the evolving energy industry.
• Strategic Investments - Focuses on non-degree opportunities for electricians, carpenters, EV service technicians, and more. See the investment list here.

SCE collaborates with industry and government to support the creation of clean energy jobs.

• Utility Collaboration - Works with public agencies to influence federal infrastructure spending in areas including cybersecurity and renewable energy.
• Workforce Advocacy - Engages in legislative affairs to support clean energy workforce policies.
• Industry Research - Monitors news, academic, and governmental studies to stay on top of trends and predict job growth opportunities. Reports on programs, organizations, and trends that align with and advance clean energy career.