Alternative Energy Engineer
Average Salary
£47,840
Job Forecast
+2%
Currently Employed in Scotland
9,090
What is a Alternative Energy Engineer
Getting in and Qualifications
Studying for a bachelor’s degree in science is a good way to improve your chances of becoming an Alternative Energy Engineer.
You may also choose to study for a Masters or PH.D in chemical science or engineering.
Alternative Energy Engineers have a background in engineering, so undertaking a related apprenticeship in Civil Engineering is a good starting point.
Entry requirements for courses can change. Always contact the college, university or training provider to get the correct information.