igreen is a secondary school program which assists households in becoming more sustainable and creates opportunities for the development of green skills in young people. Watch the new 3-minute video that explains how the igreen home sustainability program works: a snapshot of the training, the work experience and the benefits from a range of stakeholder perspectives.

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We want to know how young people become skilled at their trade and what happens during the training, work and competition stages of the journey towards skills excellence.We’re currently analyzing the data and whilst there’s more to be done one of the strongest emerging themes from the competitor data is the positive value of WorldSkills as a learning experience and opportunity to test skills and knowledge.

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DSF is partnering with Dare to Lead and the Ernabella Anangu School to develop a form of industry / employment in a remote indigenous community that offers local jobs that provides real pathways from school to work. This is a huge challenge because so few young boys/men even engage in the upper secondary years in their education.

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Building on the success of Green Team 2008 the WorldSkills Australia National Skills competition was again home to the Green Team!  Student volunteers from event management teamed up with students from university environmental courses to find out how sustainable are the categories at a WorldSkills competition.

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