The National Commission on Research, Science and Technology (NCRST) in Namibia has launched a training program for interns in the field of green hydrogen. This initiative has become a beacon of hope for young science graduates facing unemployment, aiming to bridge the gap between education and industry. The program, which started in May 2023, has provided internship opportunities to 46 individuals, including green hydrogen interns, with plans to increase intake to 40 interns annually. NCRST researcher Simeon Hamukoshi highlighted the importance of capacity-building for the green hydrogen industry, with scholarships established for relevant courses. Ndapanda Musole, a green hydrogen intern, shared her passion for sustainable energy and the transformative potential of green hydrogen. She emphasized the significance of practical experience in complementing academic training. Musole's experience in research and internships has prepared her to contribute meaningfully to Namibia's energy future. Despite challenges, she remains motivated and encourages others to pursue opportunities in the evolving hydrogen sector. Her story reflects the dedication and enthusiasm of young individuals working towards a sustainable future in green hydrogen.