They are called “green” because of some positive connection to the environment. They are generally related to solar energy, clean water, wind, green buildings and alternative fuels. Many jobs are found in manufacturing, installation, and operations. Still other jobs exist in non-traditional industries such as green buildings, power plant operations and farming.

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Some green collar jobs are brand new. But even more are existing jobs that are being transformed as industries transition to a clean energy economy: computer control operators who can cut steel for wind towers as well as for submarines; or mechanics who can fix an electric engine as well as an internal combustion engine. Whatever your skill set or interest, there’s a green job para ti.

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Think about your skill set or your education. What are you good at? ¿Que te gusta hacer? What have you done up until this point? A green job can be an extension of the experience you already have. Alternatively, many unions, colleges and private companies offer resources like basic job training, job placement assistance, and hands-on apprenticeship programs.

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