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Young people have a big stake in the energy transition. Today’s students are tomorrow’s renewable energy workers and decision makers. SEC’s school engagement program brings renewables to life. We showcase the breadth of study and career opportunities to inspire young people as they choose pathways into work.

We have designed a range of activities to inform, inspire and empower students to pursue their renewable energy future.

Our free program includes:

  • Road to Renewables incursion to deliver hands-on STEAM-based coding workshops at your school
  • Melbourne Renewable Energy Hub site visit to learn about the SEC’s battery energy storage system project
  • Melbourne Renewable Energy Hub remote session if you can’t make it to site.

Our school engagement program builds awareness and excitement for the energy transition and opportunities it brings, including practical examples of jobs and career pathways. We host site visits to our projects so students can experience firsthand the renewable energy industry and the jobs it creates, and we deliver hands-on workshops in schools to inspire students in STEAM and problem solving.

We're raising awareness and interest in renewable energy jobs – such as mechanical, electrical and civil engineering, maintenance, line workers, electricians, welders, mechanics, machine operators, community liaisons, and more. ​

Our programs

Activities are aligned to the Victorian Curriculum Version 2.0 and delivered by experienced educators. Browse our program to plan your experience.

Latest news:

SEC Renewable Energy Park - Horsham

SEC Renewable Energy Park - Horsham powers ahead

26 November 2025

One year since construction began, the SEC Renewable Energy Park – Horsham has reached a major construction milestone, with the complete installation of all 212,296 solar panels.

SEC Renewable Energy Park - Horsham render

SEC increases Horsham Community Benefit Fund

24 November 2025

State-owned renewable energy company, SEC, has announced plans to increase the Community Benefit Fund for its solar farm and battery project located on the outskirts of Horsham.

MREH

Calling City of Melton residents to have a say on the Melbourne Renewable Energy Hub Community Benefit Fund

17 November 2025

Locals in the City of Melton and nearby areas, including Plumpton, Hillside, Diggers Rest, Fraser Rise and Sydenham are invited to share their thoughts on how benefits from the Melbourne Renewable Energy Hub in Plumpton will be distributed, through the creation of a new Community Benefit Fund.

SEC opens new community hub in Morwell

24 October 2025

SEC has officially opened its new Morwell hub, strengthening its presence in the Latrobe Valley — the historic heart of Victoria’s energy system.