Wednesday 5th & 19th July 2023 | 2 half-day sessions | 10:00 – 15:00 weekly | Delivered face-to-face, online via Zoom or hybrid

GLH: 9 hours

Overview

What is “sustainability”?  What does it mean to you, for your role, and to the organisation where you work?

This workshop, spread over two half-days, will help you discover more about sustainability, ways to improve it and understand how we, as organisations, can best embed and encourage sustainability. You will investigate current, real-life issues, relating them to your workplace, your home and where you live.

This course is a great starting point on how to become more sustainable, and can also be delivered as a closed cohort so that the training delivered can be bespoke to your organisation and the efforts you can do, both individually and as a team.

What will we cover?

• Three pillars of sustainability
• Sustainable Development Goals
• Renewable energy sources
• Ways to conserve natural resources
• Human impact on natural resources
• Natural resources (renewable & non-renewable)
• Environmental and economic challenges
• Sustainability and Employee Wellbeing
• Compliance and Governance
• Sustainability Reports
• Collaboration and Engagement

Progression routes

• Level 2 Sustainability and the Built Environment
• NCFE Level 3 Certificate in Championing Sustainability in the Workplace
• Level 2 Sustainability-related Vocational Qualification
• Various Green Apprenticeships

Career opportunities

• Workplace Sustainability Advocate
• Workplace Sustainability Officer/Assistant

For further details of this training, contact the Green Skills team via email or telephone:
greenskills@cornwallmarine.net / 01326 211382

For more information on our range of courses and funding opportunities, contact the Sales team via email or telephone:
sales@cornwallmarine.net / 01326 211382