OzWind, through its training division - the Australian Wind Academy, seeks to address the Wind Industry's Training and Skilling needs in Australia, while also aiming to set a new standard in Technical and Safety Training in the industry.
The transition to renewable energy in Australia will create 59,000 new jobs by 2030, and will require 168,000 additional workers trained in renewable energy skills by 2050 (34,000 in the Wind Industry).*
Meeting the future skills needs of the energy sector is critically important to meet the clean energy transition as there will be a growing demand for skilled tradespeople and energy professionals.
The AWA is committed to collaborating with all stakeholders in the wind industry, including developers, manufacturers, training bodies, employers and all levels of government, to identify skills gaps and make the significant improvements required.
*Source: ABS; Accenture Analysis of data provided by Climateworks; Clean Energy Council’s Institute for Sustainable Futures. February 2023
Company Details
- Address
- Brisbane, Queensland 4000, Au
- Industry
- Technical And Vocational Training
- NAICS
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Technical and Trade SchoolsApprenticeship TrainingOther Technical and Trade Schools
- Website
- http://ozwind.au
- Keywords
- Machinery Manufacturing.
- HQ
- Brisbane, Queensland
Australian Wind Academy Questions
Australian Wind Academy's website is http://ozwind.au
Australian Wind Academy's LinkedIn profile is https://au.linkedin.com/company/australian-wind-academy
Australian Wind Academy's industry is
Technical and Vocational Training
Australian Wind Academy's top competitors are
Captains Mountain Wind Farm,
Karma Wind Farm,
Second Wind Renewables,
Northern Sydney Symphonic Wind Ensemble - Nsswe,
Metcalf Wind Services,
Ground Wind Turbines,
Trade Wind Wealth Management Pty Ltd,
Wandoan Wind Farm,
Earth Wind And Water,
Wind & Water Interiors.
Australian Wind Academy's categories are Technical and Vocational Training
