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Skills Bootcamp in Net Zero and Smart Energy Transition

The Net Zero Skills Bootcamp at Keele University is designed to equip you with the professional skills and in-depth knowledge essential for spearheading sustainability initiatives in today’s industries and communities. 
 
This is a 16 week course (60 hours in total) commencing on 20 January 2025.
 
As the UK intensifies its efforts toward achieving net-zero emissions and embracing smart energy solutions, expertise in sustainability and smart energy transition is in high demand. This course prepares you for professional roles such as sustainability manager, climate change officer, and many more. 

  • Duration: 16 weeks (14 weeks online, 2 days in person at Keele University with evening catch-ups available) 
  • Start Date: 20 January 2025

Discover our Net Zero and Smart Energy Skills Bootcamp

Overview

In this course you will cover: 

  • Everything from fundamental net zero concepts to advanced smart energy solutions and the latest in policy developments. 
  • Benefit from the wisdom and experience of leading instructors and industry pioneers who bring invaluable real-world insights to the classroom.
  • Whether you are looking to build on your current skill set or pivot towards a new sustainability role, the bootcamp paves the way for career opportunities such as sustainability manager, climate change officer, and beyond.
  • Engage in practical, hands-on experiences like critiquing consultancy reports and implementing net-zero strategies within organisations.  

Fully funded places are available for certain eligible applicants. To be eligible for the funded version of this course, you must meet the criteria detailed in the fees and eligibility section below. 


Skills for Life Skills Bootcamp logo Skills Bootcamps are part of the Government’s Lifetime Skills Guarantee, helping everyone gain skills for life.

They are part-funded, flexible courses of up to 16 weeks, giving people the opportunity to build up sector-specific skills and fast-track to an interview with a local employer.

Skills Bootcamps are part-funded by the Department for Education.  Organisations will be required to fund between 10%-30% of the cost, depending on their size.

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