UK Skills

About the competition - Environmental Sciences - Closed

The competition is intended to raise skills and awareness in the science and engineering disciplines required to solve complex socio-economic issues. This includes climate change and the shortage of essential resources including water and energy.

Competitors will be expected to analyse scientific information and data and to provide a report and presentation. There will also be a simple construction project to build a smallscale energy scheme, such as a wind turbine or solar oven from clear instructions.

Dates and venues of competition heats are not yet available; if you have registered already, you will be notified when you are able to choose which heat you would like to attend, if your competition is to have heats.

Entry Levels: Advanced

Entry Deadline: 29 March 2010

Entry Type: Team competitors

Competition Type: Mixed

Competition structure

Stage one: enter online by 29th March

Stage two:
competitors will be invited to participate in a live UK Final over 3 days that will take place June 29th-1st July at Pembrokeshire College, Wales

How many can enter?

Three competitors per team, no more than three teams per organisation.

Who can enter?

The competition is intended for those working towards relevant programmes of study in environmental science.

Advanced: Those undertaking qualifications up to level 3 (for England, Northern Ireland and Wales), up to level 6 (for Scotland) or up to two years experience in a working environment.

Competition partners


This competition is organised by Prospect and supported by industry partners:British Geological Survey, Environment Agency, Natural England, Union Learn,Tec Trust Fund, Semta, Cogent, EU Skills, LANTRA and STEMNET.