Entry-Level Work
Solar helper, weatherization worker, warehouse support for clean-tech, recycling and composting staff in local programs.
Clean energy careers that help the planet and give people stable work.
Green jobs are jobs that reduce harm to the environment and support the move from fossil fuels to clean energy. These jobs can be in solar, wind, energy efficiency, recycling, transportation, and many other areas.
Solar helper, weatherization worker, warehouse support for clean-tech, recycling and composting staff in local programs.
Solar PV technician, wind turbine service technician, heat-pump installer, building energy auditor who checks where a home is losing energy.
Sustainability coordinator, program assistant, data and reporting support for city or company climate plans and rebate programs.
Many of these jobs do not require a four-year degree. Community colleges, short certificate programs, and apprenticeships can prepare people for entry-level positions in a short time.
Many low-income neighborhoods still have old buildings and high energy bills. Green jobs can help upgrade these homes and lower monthly costs.
Traffic and industry create pollution. Jobs in public transit, EV charging, and building efficiency can reduce smog and protect health.
With the right training and support, green jobs can give people stable work, benefits, and a chance to grow in their careers.
Take an introduction class in energy, environment, or sustainability at a community college or online learning site.
Look for certificate programs in solar, HVAC, building performance, or EV charging at schools near you.
Ask teachers, counselors, or people already working in clean energy about how they started and what skills helped them most.
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