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Challenges

Today's energy industries face new competency challenges.

Energy companies are typically focused on their core businesses, rather than developing, executing, and maintaining competency development processes, programs, and systems.

New Skills

Energy companies are increasingly moving towards diversification beyond traditional hydrocarbons.

New People

The transition to clean energy is expected to generate > 10M net new jobs by 2030.

New Demands

In the office, field, or board room, energy workers will require up-skilling and digital dexterity to adapt.

New Investments

Significant investment is required to deliver knowledge to the right person, at the right time, in the right format.

Our Approach

How do we solve these issues?

We provide technology-driven, expert-authored training content in various formats to help companies overcome competency challenges.

High-quality Content

Benchmarks

Industry benchmarks for technical courses

Programs

Pre-packaged learning programs

Levels

Content for all skill levels, from awareness to expert

Assessment

Competency maps and other tools to assess skills and gaps

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eLearning Libraries

Training Simulators

Learning Management (LMS)

Skill Tracking Software

Authored by Industry Experts
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instructors, recognized experts in their fields

31
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average years of experience

99
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would recommend course to a colleague

Available in Multiple Formats

In-Classroom

public instructor-led training at locations all over the globe

In-house

private in-classroom or virtual training anywhere in the world

Remote

virtual, instructor-led sessions, with or without eLearning components

On-Demand

a diverse catalog of self-guided eLearning courses and libraries

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Expertise that Spans the Energy Value Chain
In partnership with our members, The Competency Alliance has established the NetZero and Renewables divisions, following the PetroSkills model used to form an industry benchmark in the Oil and Gas sector 20 years ago.