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Women In Renewables scholarship now open

by Imogen Hartmann
February 17, 2020
in Electricity, Features, News, Projects, Renewable Energy
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The Clean Energy Council’s fifth annual Women in Renewables Australian Institute of Company Directors (AICD) scholarship is now open.

The CEC says it is committed to improving gender diversity in the renewable energy industry at all levels. To support this goal, the CEC has established an annual scholarship to support a female leader in the renewable energy industry to undertake the AICD Foundations of Directorship course.

Through the Foundations of Directorship scholarship, the Women in Renewables program aims to empower more women to aspire to leadership roles and help increase the pool of potential candidates for board roles within the clean energy sector.

The course is designed for new and aspiring directors, senior executives, and managers wanting to gain a foundational knowledge of the duties and responsibilities of boards and directors.

As part of the scholarship the successful candidate will be offered mentoring by a CEC Board Director and invited to present to the CEC board on the learnings from the course.

The scholarship is open to employees at CEC member companies, Approved Solar Retailers and Accredited Installers wanting to take the next step in their careers.

Applications close 28 February 2020.

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