Transition To A Sustainable Business
This course will provide you practical guidance on how to take action towards becoming a sustainable business.
Learn and Demystify sustainability
Measure, plan and prioritise for your company
Engage, Monitor and Hold Accountable
This course is designed to address the growing need of sustainability practices in business and the shift towards business that incorporates people and planet as well as profit – giving you the tools, education and drive to pioneer meaningful change throughout various levels in your organisation.
Understand the wider context of climate change, sustainability and how it relates to business now and in the future
Investigate different actions that can be taken in your organisation, with understanding the potential of technology and innovation to enable sustainable practices
Define and explore your stakeholders, and find reasons for collaboration
Develop integrated sustainability strategies and ensure they are implemented
Lead on articulating sustainability, and drive change
Explore the importance of communication, internally and externally
Introduction to the course
FREE PREVIEWCourse Structure
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How to use the learning hub
What is sustainability?
Climate Change and Resulting Effects
Key terms
Lazy Persons Guide to Sustainability
Climate Justice
Conclusion, resources and homework
Introduction to Module 2
Assess your baseline (submission due)
Staff survey (Downloadable)
The Drive Towards Sustainability
Debunking terms: Net Zero, Carbon Neutral and Offsetting
Environmental Social Governance (ESG)
Business regulations and important legislation
Case Studies: Sustainable Businesses
Workshop example: Introduction to Sustainability
Tool: The Doughnut Design for Business
Emission Reporting Guide
Conclusion, resources and homework
What is a 'Carbon Footprint'?
How to measure your carbon footprint
The Carbon Footprint: Measurement, Offsets and Action
Offsetting Strategy
Becoming Net Zero: Action Database
Nature Based Solutions
Resource Hub
What is the Circular Economy?
Circularity: Practical Guidance
Case studies: Circularity in practice
Circular Business Models
Resources and Signposting
Homework: How to create a circular office
Workshop example: Circular Economy and Circular Design
Introduction to Scope 3
Assessing Scope 3
Steps to take to reduce scope 3 (your supply chain)
Key Procurement changes
How to engage stakeholders (Action)
Engaging the Board
Of course. As part of the progamme you can book 1-to-1 with one of our experts to provide you with tailored advice for your business
Sure, once you have successfully completed the course you will receive approved BEC certificate.
You will have access to all the programme materials for 6 months.
Nope, this programme have been delivered to all type of sectors and industries that comes to mind. What you will learn through this programme is the sustainability bedrock for any business.
The course length for each individual will vary as it is self-paced but it is predicted to take around 50-60 hours, depending on the level of effort you are willing to commit. We would recommend doing the further readings too, these will add around 10 hours. The course is not intended to be completed in one go, but over a period of time to allow you to use it alongside making organisational changes.