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Transitioning to Green Careers™ is a three-month non-credit certificate program, supporting individuals from all areas of specialization in finding and securing their professional position in the new green economy. The program helps professionals in transition learn and apply leading edge knowledge of green and sustainable business practices to make them more marketable in their job search.
Through a combination of state-of-the-art education, personal reflection, career assessment and evaluation, and partnership with a Transitioning to Green™ certified career coach, participants:
All participants attend a dynamic and highly interactive Transitioning to Green Career Forum™, with subject matter experts in major industry areas as well as green entrepreneurial opportunities. They receive a personalized set of Green Career Path options and come away with a concrete personal career action plan.
Participants are guided through the process using a blended learning approach that combines structured and self-directed activities, and includes instructor-led workshops, webinars, job development coaching, in-person and social media networking, reading assignments and research. Participants learn about leading edge development of green and sustainable business practices, and how to apply them to their own skills, experiences and capabilities. At the conclusion of the twelve weeks of structured activities, participants take their Certificate Examination online.
In addition, participants enjoy full benefits of Transitioning to Green’s community and Network, including access to:
A team of experts and authors from FDU and the Transitioning to Green Foundation are collaborating to help professionals in transition accelerate job placements, build sustainable careers, and create new entrepreneurial opportunities in the green economy. Working one-on-one with a professional career coach and trusted job developer, participants are guided through a carefully orchestrated, step-by-step process. The program is led by a caring and committed group of subject-matter experts and professionals with deep experience and expertise in the emerging green economy, with the goal of helping participants find success and fulfillment through securing a green job and building a green career.
Transitioning to Green Careers™ Program includes required and optional curriculum as outlined below. Participants are required to take a test for certification.
Getting Started Building Your Foundation Executing Your Job Search Sustaining Your Green Career * List of Program Dates is found at: http://ttgfoundation.org/programs/careers-certificate.
You receive education and skills directly related to your career transformation by attending a series of workshops, live events and webinars, in addition to the dynamic and highly interactive Transitioning to Green World of Possibilities Forum™.

Cost of Program:
$4,000
On-time Completion Rate:
62.5%
Job Placement Rate:
75%
An informative video describing the Green Career Certificate Program can be reached by clicking here.
Registration:
Download form (PDF, Word)
By Telephone: 800-338-3887 or
201-692-6500
By Fax: 201-692-6505
By E-Mail: ceinfo@fdu.edu
Transitioning To Green has an open enrollment with individualized educational and career planning. Call for current schedules.
Approved for WIA Training Grants. Contact your local One Stop/WIB center for eligibility approval. .
For information about employment demand within the Green Economy Sector visit the U.S. Department of Labor’s O*Net Online website. While this program is appropriate for professionals in any occupation within the green economy sector, the O*Net job code for Sustainability Specialists is: 13-1199.05.00
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Co-sponsored by The Institute for Sustainable Enterprise in the Silberman College of Business.
For additional information, visit: www.ttgfoundation.org