Which country has the largest carbon footprint?
Does it matter how I recycle my plastic?
Which is greener – sharing a car journey to London or going by train?
Find answers to these questions and much more in an insightful Carbon Literacy course run by colleagues, Lee Jowett and Bee Gan. It’s designed to help us learn about our impact on the planet so we can make a difference as individuals and as a university community.
The training is proving popular with over 200 staff already certified – so don’t miss this opportunity to take a positive, actionable step towards addressing climate change right now…
Why attend?
- Engaging pre-learning to get you thinking (includes watching a superb Attenborough documentary)
- Flexible dates – you can sign up as an individual or with your colleagues (see Claire and Steph’s quote below for the ideas the training gave them as a team)
- Achieve a Carbon Literacy certification
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Empower yourself with up-to-date knowledge about climate change, including what actions really make a difference
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Meet and share ideas with colleagues from across Hallam
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Learn how to work together to expedite our actions and achieve our ambitious climate action goals