Denver's Green Workforce Hub

Construction Worker installing solar panels

 

Denver’s Green Workforce Hub is investing more than $2 million over the next 3 years, connecting 750 residents to green jobs in the construction industry. The Green Workforce Hub (GWH) bridges the gap between jobseekers and employers in the rapidly expanding clean energy, energy efficiency, and green construction sectors.

Overview

The Green Workforce Hub connects Denver area residents with training, certifications, and career opportunities in high-growth green industries. Whether you are looking to enter the workforce or pivot your skills into a sustainable career, the GWH provides the foundational tools to succeed.

Participants gain access to paid training pathways, industry-recognized credentials, and hands-on career coaching. We work directly with local employers to ensure your training aligns with active hiring needs in solar installation, energy auditing, green home construction, and advanced building technologies.

Eligibility

To participate in the Green Workforce Hub programs, applicants must generally meet the following criteria:

  • Location: Reside within the Denver metro area / regional workforce footprint.
  • Age: Be 18 years of age or older.
  • Work Authorization: Be legally authorized to work in the United States.
  • Industry Focus: Have an interest in pursuing a long-term career in green construction, clean energy, or sustainability sectors.

Note: Additional priority access or documentation may apply based on specific grant-funded training tracks.

Application

Getting started with the Green Workforce Hub is simple:

1. Submit an Inquiry: Complete our brief online interest form to connect with a Green Career Navigator (GCN).

2. Initial Consultation: Meet with a Career Coach to discuss your goals, assess your skills, and identify potential training tracks.

3. Enrollment: Finalize your registration into a designated green workforce program and begin your career-ready training.

Submit an Inquiry

FAQs

Frequently Asked Questions

  • What is a "green job"? Green jobs focus on improving energy efficiency, reducing environmental impact, and advancing clean energy. Examples include solar installation, HVAC technician roles, energy auditing, and sustainable building construction.
  • Does participation cost anything? No. Program services, career coaching, and designated training pathways are provided at no cost to eligible participants.
  • Are there paid opportunities? Yes, many of our training tracks feature stipends, paid work experiences, or direct connections to immediate, competitive employment opportunities.