Energy Equity & Just Transition Advocate (EEJTA)® - International Board of Oil & Gas Professionals

• Design inclusive stakeholder engagement plans for energy projects • Implement equitable workforce transition and reskilling strategies • Understand and advocate for Indigenous rights and land sovereignty • Apply frameworks for equitable energy access and community benefits • Facilitate ESG-aligned social performance reporting • Support policymaking around Just Transition principles and standards • Measure social impact, trust, and legitimacy in energy operations

• Principles of Energy Justice and Social Equity • The Just Transition Framework: Policy and Practice • Indigenous Engagement & Land Rights in Energy Projects • Social License to Operate (SLO): Models & Measurement • Workforce Reskilling and Labor Market Inclusion • Equitable Energy Access and Infrastructure Planning • Community Benefit Agreements (CBAs) & Local Partnerships • Public Participation, Transparency, and ESG Disclosure • Case Studies on Just Transition in Oil, Gas, and Renewables

• ESG & Sustainability Officers • Social Performance Managers • Community Engagement & External Affairs Leads • Policy Advisors and Legal Analysts • Project Managers in Energy Transition Initiatives • Human Resources & Labor Transition Strategists • Renewable Energy Developers and Utility Stakeholders • Non-profit, NGO, and Government Representatives in Energy Access

• Guided video lectures and case studies • Access to ESG policy frameworks and community tools • Real-world examples of social risk management and SLO models • Interactive tools for equity planning and stakeholder mapping • Practice questions and mock assessments aligned with the exam

• Format: Online, proctored assessment • Duration: 90 minutes • Question Type: 100 multiple-choice & scenario-based questions • Passing Score: 70% • Validity: 3 years (renewable via CPD or retesting) • Digital Badge & Certificate: Awarded upon passing