The Efigy Education initiative is the learning programme taught by the Naturgy Foundation in schools and it also aims to promote technology-based professions.
The Naturgy Foundation introduces the youngest generations to the key aspects of the energy transition and new technology such as renewable gas and its role in the circular economy.
The Naturgy Foundation works alongside seven regions to update energy-related VT curriculum content, with the aim of adapting it to the real needs of companies and society in the framework of the current energy transition. The ultimate goal is to better prepare students to enter the job market and improve their employability. During the 2020-2021 school year, over 5,100 students from 65 educational centres are benefiting from this programme.
More than a thousand nursery, primary and secondary school students from Terrassa, Sabadell, Sant Cugat and Rubí are participating in workshops on the current energy challenges and new energy technologies, given by Fundació Naturgy at educational centres in all four towns. This initiative forms part of the educational work carried out by Efigy Education, with which the foundation aims to reach 12,000 students across Spain this year
More than a thousand primary school students from Valls and Tarragona are participating in these days at workshops on the current energy challenges and new energy technologies given by Fundació Naturgy at educational centres in both towns. This initiative forms part of the educational work carried out by Efigy Education with which the foundation aims to reach 12,000 students across Spain.
In recent weeks, the Naturgy Foundation has resumed the Energy Challenge, an innovative touring experience that aims to teach young people and the general public about the energy transition, the circular economy, air quality and new energy technologies.
The energy company’s foundation is to work with the Regional Ministry of Education of the Principality on the extension of training cycles content relating to vehicular natural gas, renewable gas, sustainable rehabilitation and construction and energy vulnerability.
The Foundation is re-launching its educational catalogue in the classrooms, after the suspension caused by the health emergency in March.
This academic year (2020-21) 50,000 students from all over Spain will be able to take advantage of the face-to-face and virtual educational programme
The Naturgy Foundation has implemented the strictest safety measures in compliance with all health regulations and restricted capacity.
Visits will take place from Monday to Sunday, with pre-booking required for both schools and anyone who is interested.
The energy company’s foundation is once again offering this innovative initiative to the educational community and the general public, with a strict health protocol to guarantee the safety of visitors.
The Energy Challenge, which will be set up in Castro Urdiales and Torrelavega, invites people to reflect on energy consumption, air quality and the circular economy, in an interactive space journey on board an efficient vehicle guided by a state-of-the-art robot.
The courses will be carried out in collaboration with entities recognised in each sector.
The first training sessions on sustainable construction and rehabilitation will be given by professionals from the Official Association of Architects of Catalonia (COAC).