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Is your business or organisation doing everything it can to get to net zero as soon as possible?
Are your staff and leaders trained and ready to operate in a ‘climate-ready’ environment?
Are you helping to solve the climate emergency, or adding to the problem?
Our Climate Solutions courses are imbued with the optimism that comes from tackling an issue, and focuses on solutions, so that managers can deliver those solutions and understand how they and their organisations can play the greatest part.
Providing significant market prescience for leaders of industry and public bodies, it will help them to steer future operations and to plan for inevitable change.
It will make them more able to identify drivers of customer behaviours, shareholder influence, tax and legislation and innovation opportunities, as well as motivating staff.
There are significant organisational and reputational benefits in addressing sustainability in terms of resource limitations, trends in costs and demand, major risk management, developing skills bases, and global brand and reputation.
In 2 hours, participants will learn the practical solutions they can implement to help tackle climate change, direct from world leading experts.
Building from the Accelerator, this course brings learners together to reinforce learnings and to start the process of applying appropriate solutions to your organisations. (includes a half-day workshop)
This intermediate-level course offers a simple and short way to gain significant understanding climate change and help prepare you and your organisation for change, highlighting where the opportunities lie.
A 10-week, Masters level accredited course examining in detail how to develop and implement effective solutions at organisational level.
While the Climate Solutions Partnership offer a range of courses for a variety of audiences we also create bespoke, tailored content and courses.
Those who are not sufficiently familiar with the issues and, importantly, the main solutions, will not be robust.
At present, even businesses operating directly in “climate-related” fields do not necessarily understand their total potential to help, or hinder, and the opportunity to innovate and lead.