Empower Her In Energy

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Work for a world you want to live in.

An apprenticeship is a great way to kick start your career.  The energy industry is changing and you can be part of it. Building a better, more sustainable world – for you, those around us and for future generations.

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You bring the energy.

We're on a mission to equip young women to forge their path in the energy industry. From wind, solar and nuclear power to oil and gas, energy storage and digital networks, there are so many career paths to consider. We need fresh young minds to join us on the journey.

Think you're our type? Help us power the change.

Why consider a career in the energy sector?

We pride ourselves on being an inclusive community where everyone feels welcome and supported to shine. There are so many different jobs available in the energy industry, so it’s easy to find an apprenticeship that matches your skills! The variety of jobs in energy are growing, so there’s never been a better time to join.

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 Learn. Earn. Progress.

Get a competitive salary and your training paid for: apprenticeships are a viable alternative to university, providing the option for you to gain hands-on experience while earning a wage. An apprenticeship leads to the opportunity of amazing jobs in energy, so if you prefer to learn by doing, it’s a great way to start your career.

Make a difference with an apprenticeship in energy.

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