Watch the Y Green team at work - a residential sustainability project where young people are trained and subsequently employed to conduct home sustainability consultations in their local community.

We meet Apprentice sparkie Samuel Baker from Cobar, who is conributing to Sustainability Place DSF. With other TAFE students, we see Samuel building a wind generator - and we see just how green WorldSkills can be!

WorldSkills CEO, Mark Callaghan talks about how the Australian competition is leading the way internationally with an environmentally sustainable competition.

Here we see ‘The Green Team’ in action, learning with Event Management student, Marguerite Boman, as she conducts an environmental-sustainability survey of the Floristry department, creating data for the WorldSkills Australia ‘Carbon Footprint’. Margie believes that Event Managers have a part to play in the future environmental sustainability of the planet.

Find out how vehicle painting is embracing the sustainability challenge and using new technologies and processes at the 2008 WorldSkills Australia National Competition in Sydney. Winner of the Skills for Sustainability Award!

This video shows how cabinetmaking has become an environmentally-friendly industry. Jason Hindes, chief judge, is showcasing the use of 100% second hand or reclaimed material in cabinet making at WorldSkills.

Hairdressing guru, Norman Ironside, judges the "Men's Perm" task of the hairdressing category of the National 2008 WorldSkills Competition as he inspires apprentices and promoties environmentally sound practices such as enviro-friendly perming.

David Arnold, Electrical Control Coordinator, has been the international expert on 6 occasions for Australia, and on 4 occasions has been the chief expert. He therefore knows a lot about electrics!

At the WorldSkills 2008 in Sydney's Darling Harbour, we speak to Allan Drew - Heavy Vehicles Judge, who tells us of the importance of sustainability and economy especially when it comes to heavy vehicles.

Tim Hambly, Bricklaying Judge, talks us through sustainable bricklaying at the WorldSkills Nationals 2008. He demonstrates some of the talented and aesthetically-pleasing projects that are nearing completion.

Craig Deardon, International Bronze Medalist returns to 2008 WorldSkills National held at the Convention Centre, Darling Harbour in Sydney to show how restaurant service can be environmentally sustainable.

On the last day of competition, Simon Buchanan takes us through the Landscape Construction site, showing us what the competitors have accomplished so far and what they are trying to achieve.

Meet Steve Bulman, Chief Judge WorldSkills Joinery and the man responsible for sourcing thermally modified wood from Finland to use in the greenest WorldSkills Competition in the World.

Why is the Dott07 Eco Design Challenge such a hit with students? Teachers reveal why in this video.

Sydney Institute of TAFE Students and teacher Kathy Herd talk here about the Green Team and why they are getting involved.

Find out what all the fuss is about in this clip where Jodi Pincus, Director of California Youth Energy Services talks about combining the home audit with skill development and work opportunities for young people from the local community.

Think that sheetmetal and environmental practices can’t mix? Wrong! This video showcases the multitude of initiatives being implemented at the 2008 WorldSkills Australia National Competition in Sydney.

Find out what the Dusseldorp Skills Forum uncovered recently while they investigated an exciting way to engage School students in the Sustainability agenda by way of a Design process in the UK.

An insight into the training day of the Green Team as they prepare for benchmarking water, waste and energy at the 2008 WorldSkills National Competition in Sydney.

Jodi Pincus, Director of California Youth Energy Services visited the Y Green project sites in February 2008. See her in action here.