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Green Building Bible, fourth edition (both books)
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Offers and wants: graduate opportunities in the sustainable building industry

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    • CommentAuthorstroudy
    • CommentTimeJul 24th 2007 edited
     
    Hello!

    I’m an engineering student, just about to go into my master’s year, specialising in 'New and Renewable Energy'. I’m really interested in embodied renewable energy and would like to pursue a career in the sustainable building/small scale renewable industry, perhaps as a consultant or advisor.

    Does anyone know any companies offering graduate jobs? As yet, I have very little relevant experience (apart from reading Building for a Future, and a week voluntary work at CAT) and so am looking for any work (voluntary or otherwise!) over the coming year(s) - could anyone suggest any companies who could offer anything? I’m based in the North East, but am happy to travel!

    I’m not sure a predominantly electrical engineering degree is going to leave me in an ideal position to start a career in the industry. I can’t really afford any more time at university, but could anyone suggest any courses which may help me to develop skills?

    I would appreciate any help at all at this stage,
    Many Thanks!

    Tom Stroud
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      CommentAuthorNovy Mlyn
    • CommentTimeJul 27th 2007 edited
     
    Please contact me!
    • CommentAuthorLouie
    • CommentTimeNov 5th 2007
     
    If you will look on the US Green builders site thier are jobs posted there as well as several engineers and architects that may be looking for some help.

    Good Luck

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