Launch your Career in Renewable Energy

Launch Your Career (LyC) is designed to equip students with up-to-date and comprehensive career information. It exposes students to industries, training opportunities, and relevant courses to support their career development. LyC helps students make informed decisions about their career pathways, fostering engagement and preparing them for life beyond school.

NSW action on climate change to reach net zero emissions by 2050

This is a great time to consider a career in renewable energy. The NSW Department of Education is part of a whole-of-government effort to implement the NSW Government Net Zero Plan which, together with the Electricity Infrastructure Roadmap, will create many thousands of new jobs, with the majority expected to be across regional NSW.

Secondary school students have unique opportunity to explore careers in renewable energy through work experience, projects, and specialised courses offered by TAFE NSW .By diving into this sector, you'll be contributing to a sustainable future, combating climate change, and making a real impact on communities around the globe. Students interested in learning more about the exciting world of Renewable Energy, including solar, wind, hydro, transmissions, or battery, there's a place for you in this dynamic field. Start your journey today and build a career that matters!

Find out more about Renewable Energy in NSW Renewable energy in NSW | NSW Climate and Energy Action

Upcoming events:

Launch your Career in Renewable Energy - Webinar

In partnership with TAFE NSW, the NSW Department of Education will be hosting an interactive webinar in 2025 for students to connect with employers in the renewable energy industry and to hear about exciting career pathways on offer.

Check Launch your Career events page for further details and the opportunity to register your interest for this webinar.

Category:

  • DoE

Topics:

  • Electricity, gas and water supply

Business Unit:

  • Education and Skills Reform
  • Skills and Workforce Programs
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