An Offshore Wind lesson at Global Offshore Wind
This year we will be welcoming 120 KS4 children from local schools to ExCeL for a day of learning all about offshore wind!
Our industry experts and speakers will educate and inspire future generations about what it's like to work in the industry and why it's so crucial in the fight against climate change!
Programme
Welcome to your Global Offshore Wind Lesson Kerry Hayes, Chair of the RenewableUK Shadow Board |
What is the climate and biodiversity crisis?
Kerry Hayes, Chair of the RenewableUK Shadow Board Oliver Morgan, Environments and Consents Specialist, Orsted
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How do you build an offshore wind farm?
Kerry Hayes, Chair of the RenewableUK Shadow Board Julia Roope, RenewableUK Shadow Board
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A Day in the life of ...
Building a wind farm takes lots of different jobs and people to make it happen. Step into their shoes and hear what day-to-day life is like working in offshore wind. We’ll hear from…
Helen Thomas, RenewableUK Shadow Board James Filder, Offshore Wind Supply Chain & Investment, Department for Energy Security & Net Zero Sakshi Sircar, RAS Project Engineer, Net Zero Technology Centre Aiden Coyne, Renewable Energy Engineering Graduate, Siemens Gamesa Amy Lovedge, Apprentice, Orsted Jake Gregory, Apprentice, Orsted |
Time for Lunch! Grab some food and sit down with our industry experts, apprentices, and leaders – find out more about the sector and their route into the offshore wind industry |
Preparing for the future!
Scott Young, Head of Skills, Offshore Wind Industry Council John Hillis, Employer Partnerships Manager, Unifrog Tracy Eve, Strategic Hub Lead, Local London Careers Hub - East, Local London Strategic Partnership Robert Howes, Lead Apprentice Specialist, Ørsted
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Offshore Wind Quiz Time to test your skills and what you've learnt during the lesson. With the chance to win the opportunity to win tickets to the Wildlife Photographer of the Year at the Natural History Museum.
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Global Offshore Wind Skills Sponsor
As the global leader in offshore wind and ranked one of the world’s most sustainable companies, Ørsted are committed to building and growing the pool of people with the skills to push the global green energy transition forward. We’re helping to build the global talent pool by tapping into different communities around the world. Demand for renewable energy solutions continues to grow but if we’re to achieve our collective goals, we need more renewable energy talents who can help us turn these ambitions into reality. At Ørsted, that means helping to build an industry designed to help foster and nurture talent on a local and global level. We’re working to nurture people’s climate and renewable energy knowledge across disciplines. We want to contribute to promoting all those who aspire to continue the journey towards a world that runs entirely on green energy – as engineers, technicians, educators, policymakers, or anything in between.