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www.greencollarcareers.ca
A TREC Renewable Energy Co-operative initiative supported by the Ontario Power Authority and the Toronto District School Board
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About TREC and TREC Education
Renewable Energy Co-operatives:
SolarShare LakeWind
Renewable Energy Education: Kids World of Energy Green Collar Careers
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An educational initiative that brings students and industry together through engaging and relevant secondary-school co-op placements focused on the green energy sector
Placed over 55 students to date and reached over 6000 youth spreading the message of green jobs and Ontario’s new green economy
About the Green Collar Careers program
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Most people begin to select their career field in high schoolMost students are unaware of the Green Collar sector
Green Collar Awareness Student Survey
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why a green collar career?
Engineering and Architecture
A key concern among the engineering and
architecture sectors is the shortage of
specialized personnel needed to carry out
condition assessments, perform energy modeling
and deliver on retrofit projects.
Source: Kesik, Ted. Tower Renewal Workforce Challenges and Opportunities:
Mayor’s Tower Renewal, 2010.Skilled TradesNearly 50,000 workers in
the Ontario construction
industry are set to retire in
the next several years
Source: Campbell, Murray. Skilled Workers a
Retiring Species: Globe and Mail, 2008.
Solar Industry
A 2009 poll of Canada’s
solar industry found that
companies anticipate a
growth of 101% in the
number of full-time
equivalents to be
employed by the end of
2011Source: Electricity Sector Council: Labour
Force Survey of the Canadian Solar Industry,
2009.
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www.ontariojobfutures.caUp and Coming Industry sectors:
AerospaceBiotechnology Distance-learningEnvironmentGreen energy technologiesHealth infomaticsMultimedia
why a green collar career?Ontario’s economic climate
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The Green Energy and Green Economy Act was passed in 2009 and hopes to make Ontario the North American leader in clean, green energy
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Feed in Tariff (FIT) program Gives Renewable Energy generators a 20-year contract to sell the electricity they produce to the grid.
Green energy & economy act
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Domestic Content regulation – all renewable energy projects receiving a FIT contract must have a certain percentage of materials and labour “made in Ontario”
Green energy & economy act
Renewable Energy Source Domestic Content Regulation
Wind 50% domestic content
Micro solar PV (10 kW or smaller)
60% domestic content
Larger solar PV 60% domestic content
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the triple bottom linesocial, environmental and economic
benefit
Solar PV Creates 12 Times More Jobs Than Nuclear--15 Times More Than Coal
Cost of electricity in the province will increase slightly to a maximum of about 1% of a typical household's bill, then decline steadily as the initial contracts work their way through the system.
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Has generated an estimated $9 billion in investments in areas such as design, manufacturing, construction and engineering in its first year
Expected to bring in 50,000 new green jobs to Ontario over the next 3 years
Green energy & economy act
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Wind Turbine Technician
Solar Panel Installer
HVAC Technician
Geothermal Engineer
Environmental Communications Officer
Environmental Educator
Energy Auditor
Sustainable Architect
Green Business Advisor
Green Roof Installer
Software EngineerEnergy ManagerEnvironmental NGO Program Manager
what is a green collar career?
Environmental Impact Assessor
Electrical Engineer
LEED Consultant
Conservation Biologist
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Specialized Environmental Careers
Cross-Over Careers
Careers Common to Every Industry
Green Collar Careers
what is a green collar career?
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Wind Turbine Technician
Solar Panel Installer
Geothermal Engineer
Energy Auditor
Sustainable Architect
Green Business Advisor
Green Roof Installer
Software Engineer
Energy Manager
up and coming green collar careers
Environmental Impact Assessor
Electrical Engineer
LEED Consultant
Energy Management and Conservation
Renewable Energy
Skilled Trades
ElectricianHVAC Technician
Civil Engineer
Manufacturing
Roofing
Plumbers
Environmental Educator
Environmental Communications Officer
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where do you go from here?College and University-Stream Students
UniversityEngineering – Mechanical, Electrical, Civil, Chemical, SoftwareArchitecture – integrated design, sustainable design, green building principles (LEED)Environmental Science – environmental site assessments, remediation, researchEnvironmental Studies – communications, education, public outreach
CollegeEnergy Systems Technology – energy management, efficiency, renewable energyGreen Building Design – energy retrofits, green roofs, sustainable materials
High School Prerequisites:Grade 12 English and MathRecommended: physics and any technology subjects (construction, manufacturing design, transportation)
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ApprenticeshipsInternational Brotherhood of Electrical Workers Electrician
apprenticeshipHRAI.ca HVAC certification (Heating, Ventilation and Air
Conditioning)Carpenter’s District Council of Ontario Carpentry apprenticeship
Ontario Youth Apprenticeship Program (OYAP)
Certifications:CANSIA Solar Hot Water System Installation certificateGreen Roofs for Healthy Cities Green Roof ProfessionalLEED Certification Leaders in Energy and Environmental Design
where do you go from here?
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where to direct students
TREC Education Offerings – Renewable energy tours, hands-on solar workshops, green careers presentations Enermodel Educational Kiosks – green building featuresSt. Gabriel’s Church (Scarborough) Cambridge City Hall (Cambridge)Ontario Trillium Health Centre Clinical Administrative Building (Mississauga)
Kortright Centre (Vaughan) – seminars on green energy technology and hands-on workshops
Green industry examples in Toronto and GTA
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green collar careers programpast co-op placements
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A TREC Renewable Energy Cooperative initiative
supported by the Ontario Power Authority and the Toronto District School Board