Green Skills for Life

by Fifty Shades Greener

Programme Aim

This programme focuses on empowering people to reduce their environmental impact by becoming resource efficient, as each individual’s actions has an impact on climate change.

3.5 Hours of video content Estimated 8 hours implementation.

Program Content

Climate Change & Sustainability - The why

Measure your home's CO2 emissions and environmental impact

Reduce your environmental impact and home CO2 emissions.

Collaboration for Climate Action, how to apply environmental sustainability to communities, workplaces and shared spaces

Who is it for?

Willing learners engaging in Further Education Training
Individuals wishing to learn about their environmental impact
Companies looking to upskill their teams for climate action
SMEs wishing to kick start their green journey

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Benefits

TO INDIVIDUALS

Reduce your impact on the planet
Reduce your home's utilities & SAVE MONEY
Become a climate action ambassador
Align with the younger generation's values
Learn climate literacy with no previous experience required
Gain skills valued by employers
3 Modules, online, learn at your own pace
Access to the FSG Data Portal to help you calculate home carbon emissions

TO COMPANIES

Give back to your employees - upskill them to SAVE MONEY at home and at the workplace
Align with Sustainable Development Goal 4 and Goal 13
Attract talent
Encourage employees to green your business
Increase your business' reputation
Embed environmental sustainability throughout your organisation to have a positive impact on your culture

Educators

According to LinkedIn those with green skills have an advantage in the labour market
Flexible and accessible environmental sustainability training delivered through step by step video tutorials.
Can be delivered as self paced online learning or be teacher led
Actions can be applied to your institution, as well as the learners home, and helping save money
Designed to work alongside existing programmes and can be applied to any sector