Toledo, Ohio has welcomed the launch of a $5 million electric vehicle training facility for students as well as technicians looking to expand their skills, reports WTOL 11.

The EV Lab is housed within an 11,000 square foot facility, equipped with six vehicle lifts, solar panels on the roof, and one of only six Model 3 Tesla trainer vehicles in the world.

Training will be aimed towards junior and senior students at Toledo Technology Academy of Engineering, as well as technicians already in the workforce. Start High School’s Auto Technology Program will also utilize the EV Lab to study both EVs and internal combustion engines.

Each class will have a maximum of 25 students, with each of them gaining several certifications upon completion of their studies, including ASE xEV Electrical Safety Awareness Certification Level 1 and 2 as well as multiple certifications from Snap-On specific to tools, and 3M personal protective equipment certifications.

“These kids will not only be ready for industry but more importantly, be gainfully employed at 18 years of age,” said Toledo Public Schools Superintendent Romules Durant. “This also allows UAW members who are currently in the training force to get trained on electric vehicles as well to advance themselves and their careers.”