Carbon Literacy Training for Public Leisure & Culture

Published on: April 16th 2024
Last updated on August 29th 2024

Working in public leisure and culture is a unique environment and that means a unique approach is needed to supporting Net Zero.  

Community Leisure UK (CLUK) has designed a new Carbon Literacy course, building on our expertise of supporting charities and social enterprises working across public leisure and culture in England, Scotland and Wales. A new partnership with the Workers Education Association (WEA) means that this new training is open to anyone working in public leisure and culture.

Community Leisure and the WEA are delighted to offer a number of Carbon Literacy training days for those working, or supporting, public leisure and culture.

These courses are fully accredited by the Carbon Literacy Project, take just two, half days via virtual meetings and are extremely competitively prices at just £50 pp (including VAT). Book dates now.

Once you’ve completed the training you will be eligible for our Shareable Course – a ready to use training resource to upskill your whole workforce to be carbon literate.

This course may only be two half days but we’re cramming a lot in!  

  • This course will help you understand the basic science of climate change and how it will impact locally and globally.  
  • There’s also advice on how public leisure and culture organisations can reduce climate impact and leverage support for climate action.  
  • The course will also support you to create an action plan and reduce the carbon footprint of your organisation.  
  • Lastly, it will teach you how to talk about climate change effectively. 
  • Bespoke training for public leisure and cultural organisation
  • Accredited by the Carbon Literacy Project 
  • Open to Community Leisure UK members and other charitable organisations working in public leisure and culture. 
  • Cost is £50pp (including VAT)
  • Virtual Training course comprise of four modules delivered over two half days 
  • Fully tested by Community Leisure UK Members – See Testimonials

This course has been designed by Community Leisure UK for those working in public leisure and culture. And once you complete it you will be fully certified as  Carbon Literate. The primary focus of the course will be on the management of public leisure and cultural facilities and will include case studies from other Charitable Trusts and Social Enterprises. You will gain a greater understanding of national and local priorities for net zero and what that means for public leisure and culture. We’ll also be discussing different policy contexts for those working in England, Wales and Scotland. This course is open to all levels of staff from swimming co-ordinators to theatre managers.  You sign up as many staff as you wish for this training.

This training is designed to be delivered either virtually via Microsoft Teams or a similar online communications platform or in-person.  

Wed 18th & 25th September (SOLD OUT) Wed 9th & 16th October (SOLD OUT)

Thurs 14th & 21st November (Sector Wide & Community Leisure UK Members)

Thurs 16th & 23rd January 2025 (Sector Wide & Community Leisure UK Members)

Wed 5th & 12th February 2025 (Community Leisure UK Members Only)

Thurs 6th & 13th March 2025 (Sector Wide & Community Leisure UK Members)

Once you’ve completed your Carbon Literacy Training you may want to train the rest of your workforce yourself!

A NEW Shareable Course is now available – meaning even more people and companies can benefit with their own in-house trainer. The Shareable Course is available once you complete the Carbon Literacy Training for Public Leisure and Culture or if you are already certified Carbon Literate.

Those acquiring it will be able to train as many people in their organisation as they like. The course is licensed for use for three years from point of purchase. Community Leisure UK will donate to the Carbon Literacy Project for each sold course to support their work. 

Anyone interested in finding out more should contact [email protected]

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