These micro-credentials are funded by the TAFE Centre of Excellence Clean Energy Batteries, led by TAFE Queensland, which is a joint initiative between the Australian and Queensland Governments until 2028. More information about the Centre and its work is available at: https://tafeqld.edu.au/tceceb

Micro-credential Description

This micro-credential describes the skills and knowledge required to understand and apply basic energy literacy in homes, workplaces and community settings. It includes identifying energy use, applying simple energy efficiency actions, estimating cost savings and developing practical energy plans. The micro-credential supports learners to use energy in a way that is efficient, sustainable and respectful of shared resources. It also recognises the importance of caring for Country and working together in community contexts where energy systems may be shared or limited. The micro-credential is suitable for learners beginning their pathway into energy literacy, including those participating in community programs or on-Country learning environments.

Topics Covered

• Types of energy sources
• Reading energy bills, meters and labels
• Identifying energy use in home and community