Instead of just asking for a job, talk to them about your project. Or create a campaign to promote eco-friendly practices.ĥ️⃣ Use your project to connect with people in the industry.
Find ways to make their process more environmentally friendly.
For example, choose a clothing brand and analyse how they make their clothes and transport them. But here’s the thing, no one believes you are good at something until you have done something tangible with what you learnt.Ĥ️⃣ Start your own project to show your skills. Look for online courses or videos to learn more about those skills. For example, if you’ve worked in retail previously, then the closest match might be Solar Sales or in Apparel Sustainability.ģ️⃣ Identify the skills you need to improve. Try to find a green job that matches your skills. They can tell you about the different jobs available and the skills you need.Ģ️⃣ Next, think about the experience you already have from your previous job. Don't just rely on online research, but also talk to people who work in the industry. Here's what I'd do to find a green job without experience:ġ️⃣ First, learn about the green industry. If I wanted to switch industries or start my career, I'd seek green roles right now. The demand for green jobs > supply of candidates with green skills, and that’s despite the global slowdown in hiring according to LinkedIn.
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