Future Energy Skills (FES) is a not-for-profit organisation with over 32 years of experience

Our mission is to support training and skills development in the electrotechnology, electricity generation, gas supply, and new energy technology sectors

Futre Energy Skills (FES) is a not-for-profit organisation
with over 32 years of experience

Our mission is to support training and skills development in the electrotechnology, electricity generation, gas supply, and new energy technology sectors

About Future Energy Skills

Future Energy Skills (FES) is a not-for-profit charity organisation that was born from industry for industry. It is driven by the Electrical Trades Union (ETU) and the National Electrical Communications Association (NECA) and we collaborate closely with sectors including electrotechnology, renewable energy, new energy, and electricity generation and supply.

We do this through collaborating with key stakeholders within industry and the vocational education sector to provide training, assessment, and workforce development project and research services.

Our new architecturally designed Industry Centre was officially opened in February 2025 and is located in Clayton, south east Melbourne. The centre is purpose built to suit the specific needs of electrical training and assessments and provide a space for industry engagement events.

Together, we work to ensure a highly skilled, future-ready workforce – building skills for the future.

Latest News

Check out our latest industry news.
21 September 2026
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FES & Schneider Electric Technical Session: EV Charging and Load Management

Future Energy Skills, and Schneider Electric proudly bring you this free session as part of the FES Talks series. Attendees will ...
4 September 2026
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The More or Less Walk Returns for 2026

After the success of our very first More or Less Walk last year, we’re thrilled to be doing it all ...
21 August 2026
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Employers and Apprentices Share Their Vision for a More Inclusive Electrical Industry

What does a more inclusive electrical industry look like in practice? Employers and apprentices involved in the Powering Women into ...

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