Not every career path is linear, and the energy transition will require talented people from a wide range of backgrounds to make it happen. In this one-hour webinar, professionals from across the electricity and energy sectors will share how they got started, the challenges they faced and the skills that helped them move forward.

Hosted by EHRC, in partnership with Fuel 4 the Future and Atlantica Centre for Energy, this session is designed for post-secondary students and early-career professionals who want a clearer picture of what it’s really like to work in the energy sector. Panellists will speak candidly about their journeys from graduation to the workforce, the roles they held along the way and the capabilities they rely on today. Attendees will also have the opportunity to ask questions during a live Q&A.

Why attend?

After this session, you will be better equipped to:

• • Explore real career paths in electricity and energy and see how different backgrounds can lead into the sector
• • Understand what employers and industry professionals value when students and recent graduates are starting out
• • Learn what day-to-day work can look like in different roles across the industry
• • Ask better questions about careers, workplaces and next steps as you plan your future

Who should attend?

This webinar is ideal for:

• • College and university students exploring careers in the electricity and energy sectors
• • Recent graduates looking to break into the industry
• • Anyone curious about what a career in clean energy looks like in practice
• • Educators and career advisors supporting students interested in electricity and energy careers

EHRC

Electricity Human Resources Canada (EHRC) is the national, not-for-profit organization dedicated to ensuring the Canadian electricity sector has a safety-focused, highly skilled and inclusive workforce. EHRC works with industry stakeholders to develop solutions to workforce challenges and promote career opportunities in electricity and renewable energy.

Atlantica Centre for Energy and Fuel 4 the Future

Atlantica Centre for Energy provides a unique meeting ground for industry, government, the education and research sectors, and the community at large to foster partnerships and proactively engage in energy-related issues. As the voice for energy in the region, the Centre’s membership represents some of the largest employers, energy producers, distributors, and consumers in the region.

Fuel 4 the Future is a project focused on helping post-secondary students see a path forward for themselves in the clean fuels industry. Together with industry experts, educators, and First Nations communities, Fuel 4 the Future works to enhance knowledge of adopting clean fuels and clarify the career opportunities that exist here in Atlantic Canada.

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