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Dear Students,

 

The ever-changing global economic landscape is a subject that has been frequently discussed and may well be a familiar topic to you. As you progress in your undergraduate journey, economic uncertainties may sometimes plant doubts in your career direction and aspirations. It becomes crucial to be equipped with a skill set and mindset that not only helps you navigate through these uncertainties, but also position yourself for success.

 

Building a sustainable future is a core focus in today’s world. With an increasing emphasis on sustainability and combating climate change, careers in renewable energy are on the rise. The global energy landscape shines as a beacon of opportunity, offering various job openings for graduates like yourself.

 

So, how can you prepare yourself for this growing sector?

 

EDUCATE YOURSELF: Acquire knowledge about renewable energy technologies, their benefits, and their role in the global energy transition.

 

ENHANCE TECHNICAL SKILLS: Develop skills in fields such as engineering, environmental science, data analysis, and project management to excel in renewable energy roles.

 

DEVELOP SOFT SKILLS: While technical skills are important, soft skills such as communication, creativity, teamwork, and problem-solving are equally vital. These skills foster effective collaboration and contribute to overall career success. In a rapidly changing economy, adaptability is also a key soft skill to hone. Embrace the ever-evolving nature of renewable energy technologies and be prepared to adapt to new developments.

 

BUILD YOUR PROFESSIONAL NETWORK: Actively engage in career activities relevant to the renewable sector, such as the Energy Connect 2023 organised by Career & Attachment Office. Networking events, career fairs, company talks, workshops and online learning platforms are all good avenues to connect with mentors and potential opportunities.

 

PARTAKE IN INTERNSHIPS AND VOLUNTEERING: Gain practical experience by interning or volunteering with organisations involved in renewable energy projects.

 

FIND YOUR PASSION AND PURPOSE: Find purpose in contributing to a greener future and making a positive impact on the planet through renewable energy endeavours. Make a meaningful difference by leveraging your skills to contribute positively to society.

 

 

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Energy Connect 2023

 

For some of your peers, they participated in the recent
Energy Connect 2023 on 17 August 2023 – where they enjoyed a day of exploration and learning in the renewable energy space. In collaboration with Energy Market Authority, Sembcorp, and REC Solar, the event was carefully curated to blend insightful seminars with engaging site visits to solar farms.

 

Students in attendance got the chance to hear more about Singapore's plans for a sustainable future, and explore the essential skillsets required to enter the growing sector. If you have missed the event this time, fret not as you can always keep a lookout for more events in the energy. Join the interest group here for priority access to events in the renewable energy space.

 

 

As the renewable energy market continues to expand in the next few years,  it is now an opportune moment for you to be part of this challenging yet exciting future. By embracing adaptability, continuous learning, and a proactive approach to join the renewable energy trend, you can drive the movement in shaping a more sustainable and resilient world. The road ahead may be uncertain, but with the right mindset and approaches, you can navigate these unfamiliar situations and develop yourself to be stronger and more successful than ever before.

 

This week’s e-blast is prepared by: 

 

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Eric Yeo eric.yeo@ntu.edu.sg

 

Chemicals | Energy, Oil & Gas |
Information & Communications Technology
 

 

 

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Corrine Ong

Deputy Director

corrine.ong@ntu.edu.sg

Non-profit | Society & Community

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Annabelle Yong
annabelle.yong@ntu.edu.sg

Banking & Finance | Fintech | Insurance

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Edwin Chen weilunedwin.chen@ntu.edu.sg

Aerospace | Advanced Manufacturing | Engineering

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Eric Yeo

eric.yeo@ntu.edu.sg

Chemicals | Energy, Oil & Gas |
Information & Communications Technology

 

Frederick Khoo

frederick.khoo@ntu.edu.sg Accounting & Audit | Management & HR Consulting | Professional Services

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Lee Hebin

hebin.lee@ntu.edu.sg

Logistic | Maritime | Public sector | Transport | Commodities Trading

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Melissa Ng
melissang@ntu.edu.sg

Consumer Business & eCommerce | Media & Marketing | Hospitality & MICE | Arts & Entertainment

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Wilson Huang
wilson.huang@ntu.edu.sg

Biomedical Sciences | Building
& Construction | Healthcare |
Water & Environment | Sports | Real Estate

 

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