How do I put this...

I have just left university in Ireland with a degree in International Corporate Law (that's Corporate Law with a focus on international law and finance, with fluent spanish), and am now a full-time office manager and equipment manager at an events office in a university. I have been fascinated with civilsation regeneration all my life and at
this period in my academic career I am endlessly fascinated by the
current economic crisis, developing economies and attempts at recovery. Since finding out about this project, I can't take anything else quite as seriously as this and there's nothing more I want to dedicate my career to. It's truly captivating and I am in love with the project.

My basic question is - what areas of expertise is the project lacking in? For a relative clean slate to acquire I mean? In any, and I mean ANY, of the Development Priorities? If it is financial, marketing, project management or legal advice I would get further higher qualifications and experience to meet that need. If it is web development, farming, construction or engineering. (e.g. I was fully prepared to go for a Bachelors Degree in engineering later this year with the overall aim of turning up at the Factor e-Farm to help the construction and testing team wherever needed!)

I realise that this project aims to have the development phase on site completed by the end of 2012 (according to the wiki), and that a lot of your vacanies are aimed at long-timers in their specific fields, but for this reason I am enquiring on your message boards so that myself and perhaps some of the many other GVSC helper-hopefuls can start training now if the project organisers have forecasted some specific techskill-deficiency in the coming years/decades of the project. Even if there is only work to be done off-site and over the internet, e.g. blogging, resource developing, etc.

In the meantime I am steadily researching in my spare time the GVSC, OpenSourceEcology, the Factor e Farm and general projects and course on self-sufficiency technology, enviromental change and transition groups (with a focus on the practical solution rather on the lobbying groups), both english and spanish speaking.

Would much appreciate replies and suggestions!