Green Skills Hub

EXCLUSIVE: New poll points to 'fundamental misunderstanding' among 16-18 year olds about green career opportunities and the UK's net zero transition

Companies are already struggling to fill existing green roles - if we want a greener, fairer economy, we need to give people the tools to build it, writes ISEP's CEO Sarah Mukherjee

Skills body CATCH launches new government and industry backed green skills training courses

UK's leading green business media brand launches major new campaign to raise awareness of the looming skills crunch facing sectors at the vanguard of the accelerating green industrial revolution

The net zero transition is ultimately a skills challenge - and currently too many businesses and governments are flunking the test

'Start at Home' initiative aims to help tackle skills gap that is expected to require 38,000 heat pump engineers over the coming years

Two-day event combines skills workshops with networking sessions and interviews to help young people launch their green careers

Developed by the Institute of Sustainability and Environmental Professionals (ISEP) and the Carbon Accounting Alliance, the course aims to help combat greenwashing and boost trust

Science-Based Targets initiative to offer new training and assessments to allow individuals to become certified experts in setting corporate climate targets

Report calls for reforms to enable more migration to help drive climate action and economic growth, as local workers will not be sufficient to fill looming green skills gaps

Funded by industry and the Scottish Government, the education facility is designed to train and upskill both new entrants and career changers for jobs in the booming clean energy sector

Savanta poll of 2,000 school leavers aged 16 to 18 suggests large numbers are keen to skip higher education in order to start work right away in the green economy

EXCLUSIVE: As government figures suggest around 200,000 new jobs are set to be created across the clean energy sector, trade union Prospect warns an 'ambitious' Clean Energy Workforce Strategy is urgently needed