Trainer Directory

Lorraine is the founder and director of LFCP, which is accelerating the cultural heritage sector’s climate and environmental actions through research, knowledge sharing and resource creation.

Lorraine has delivered Carbon Literacy training to Tate, National Library of Scotland, Museum Standards Programme for Ireland and National Museums Northern Ireland.

Lorraine is the founder and Chair of the Institute of Conservation’s Sustainability Network. In recognition, she was presented with a David Middleton Sustainability Award. Lorraine is a Director of Climate Museum UK and an accredited conservator of archives, photographs, film and sound.

Sectors of expertise:
Museums, Libraries, Archives, Heritage, Collections Care, Conservation and Preservation of historic items, SMEs

Pricing guidelines:
Price quotations available upon request.

Heather has been working at Keep Scotland Beautiful since 2021, leading on projects focused on community climate action and more recently climate action in sport. As part of this role, Heather also develops and delivers introductory and accredited Climate Emergency Training for a number of sectors and organisations in Scotland.

Sectors of expertise:
Sport and Community Climate Action.

Organisations this Trainer has delivered Carbon Literacy to:
Keep Scotland Beautiful.

Susanne is an experienced sustainability trainer, workshop facilitator and Forest School leader.  She loves the lightbulb moment, when someone realises what they can do, how they can do it, and the ripple effect of bringing others along with them on their decarbonisation and wider sustainability journey.  She regularly collaborates with other Carbon Literacy trainers to deliver bespoke Carbon Literacy training sessions, both in person and online.

Susanne is passionate about our connection with nature, reducing the impact on natural resources, and increasing our engagement with the circular economy.

Sectors of expertise:
Businesses of varying sizes, ranging from start-up and step-up businesses through to larger SMEs, Local Authorities, Education sector, Non-profits.

Organisations this Trainer has delivered Carbon Literacy to:
ACD Environmental, Rolls Royce Partners & Finance, Indutrade, Sben (Staffordshire Business Environment Network) member businesses from throughout Staffordshire, SOSE (South of Scotland Enterprise), Haringey Council, East Devon Council, Reaseheath College.

Pricing guidelines:
Price quotations available upon request.

Tim works directly with organisations across Scotland, helping them to respond to the Climate Emergency through development and delivery of Climate Emergency Training that is accredited by the Carbon Literacy Project. He also supports marketing activity at Keep Scotland Beautiful.

In his previous role at the charity in the Climate Change Team, Tim spent 10 years supporting communities to tackle climate change through the Scottish Government’s Climate Challenge Fund.

In 2016 Tim was one of the first in Scotland to be certified as Carbon Literate, and is passionate about communicating the co-benefits of climate action for people and planet.

Prior to joining Keep Scotland Beautiful he worked in third sector campaign positions, following a science-based Geography degree.
Outside work, Tim has contributed observations of semi-perennial snow patches to published research. He’s also supported voluntary organisations involved with sport and sustainability, as a project volunteer and board member.

Sectors of expertise:
Communities, Scotland.

Organisations this Trainer has delivered Carbon Literacy to:
Keep Scotland Beautiful.

Languages:
English (native).

Pricing guidelines:
Price quotations available upon request.

Rick has delivered training to clients including Defra, The Environment Agency, Mott MacDonald and Exmoor National Park – alongside a growing number of local authorities. He has an MSc in Carbon Management from Edinburgh University and has written about climate change for national newspapers from The Times to the Daily Star – in which he has a fortnightly column about environmental issues. His scientific background and experience explaining climate change to a general audience has helped him gain positive feedback from his learners. He’s been described as an “excellent presenter” with an “engaging personality and enthusiastic delivery, as well as thorough knowledge of the information”.

Sectors of expertise:
We deliver Carbon Literacy training to officers and councillors on local authorities and to the financial services sector.

Organisations this Trainer has delivered Carbon Literacy to:
Scottish Cities Alliance, The Royal Borough of Kingston upon Thames, Wolverhampton City Council, East Dunbartonshire Council, Elmbridge Borough Council, Runnymede Borough Council, Mid-Suffolk and Babergh Councils.

Pricing guidelines:
Price quotations available upon request.

Lana is a Training and Accreditation Officer with Keep Scotland Beautiful, and her role involves developing and delivering Climate Emergency Training to a variety of organisations, businesses and local authorities.

Sectors of expertise:
Arts sector, online and in-person learning.

Organisations this Trainer has delivered Carbon Literacy to:
Southlanarkshire Council, Sustrans, SFHA, Graham, SCVO, Cairngorms NPA, Scottish Borders, Perth and Kinross, South Lan Elevator, LLTNP, Robertson, Osprey HA, Link HA, Scottish Government, Scottish Power, West Dunbartonshire Council, Unison and Strathclyde University.

Pricing guidelines:
Price quotations available upon request.

Aoife Hutton works with the private, public and third sector to support their response to the climate crisis. She specialises in climate risk and adaptation, supporting communities, organisations and places to become more resilient to climate impacts, with an emphasis on fairness, justice and participatory approaches. Her previous work includes developing and delivering Carbon Literacy training for a range of sectors including construction, housing, transport, and hospitality. Available for occasional freelance work, please enquire.

Sectors of expertise:
Local authorities, communities, construction, housing, hospitality, SMEs

Languages:
English, Irish (Intermediate)

Pricing guidelines:
Price quotations available upon request.

Eleanor is a qualified construction professional with over 20 years of experience in the industry. She is a BSI, BREEAM, SEATS, Well, LEED, and Carbon Literate certified and holds the AET certificate, qualifying her to teach adults.

Eleanor is passionate about engaging the construction industry on cultural, procedural and behavioural changes organisations can make to reduce their carbon emissions. She has delivered Carbon Reduction Training to various businesses within the sector, including main contractors, subcontractors and consultants (cost consultants and architects). Eleanor provides ongoing support to trainees and organizations post-training, helping them develop their Environmental Road Map and meet their short, medium and long-term carbon reduction ambitions.

Sector of expertise:
Construction

Pricing guidelines:
Price quotations available upon request.

Farah is the Training Manager for Lighthouse Sustainability Ltd, and delivers training to a wide range of businesses and organisations. Prior to this, she worked with SOS-UK as Project Manager, designing and delivering a bespoke Wales-based HE sector Carbon Literacy course. She has created and delivered the first CLP accredited business Train-the-Trainer course.

Farah has a background in water resources management and climate change from SOAS London (CEDEP dept), where she has worked in association with Fauna and Flora International in collaboration with British American Tobacco and Mataram University, Indonesia, spearheading water projects for cocoa farmers and women in agriculture. Prior to this, she worked in translation and teaching in Shanghai, China, completing her research MLitt in Chinese studies at Newcastle University focusing on anthropology, migration/exile and conducted her fieldwork research with communities based in Shanghai.

Farah has lived and worked in China, Kenya, Indonesia, Spain, and Italy, on educational and environmental campaigns and projects centered around human rights, water and climate change issues. Her Carbon Literacy training is culture and business specific, having delivered to the APAC business audience and global corporates. Her training involves an intersectional and global approach as her clients value the global perspective and collaborative efforts needed to transform the workplace to create impact and make the necessary change required to reach science-based targets within organisations.

She currently works with the Advocacy Team at The Carbon Literacy Project and is leading on work in the Finance sector.

Sectors of expertise:
Business, Finance, HE, Arts and has created and delivered certified Train-the-Trainer course (ongoing).

Organisations this Trainer has delivered Carbon Literacy to:
NNL (National Nuclear Laboratory), Crown Worldwide, Hauser & Wirth, Boston Scientific, Open University Wales, SMEs platform Inspiration Space, Newcastle Building Society.

Languages:
English (native), Chinese (advanced), Urdu (advanced), Italian (intermediate).

Pricing guidelines:
£200-500 per course dependent on sector.
Delivering with Lighthouse Sustainability bespoke/in-house £1500.

Billy first entered into the training profession in 1977, where he trained as an Executive Staff Trainer through the Civil Service Training College. He has designed and delivered a multitude of courses, including those focusing on soft skills, various products, a range of services, and technical skills.

Billy has designed and delivered courses for companies in the UK, Bahrain, and Bermuda. Additionally, he has also chaired and presented at international events in the UK and the Gulf Region.

Billy established Peak Governance Business Advisors Ltd in 2017, and has devoted much of his time to studying the impacts of climate change. In this regard, he has designed, developed, and delivered Carbon Literacy courses, where he has successfully delivered training to a wide range of learners seeking accreditation by The Carbon Literacy Project.

Through his company, Billy provides a range of advice relating to compliance with The Environment Act 2021 and the Greenhouse Gas Protocol. This is enhanced through the Carbon Literacy training and Net Zero sessions which Billy runs for clients.

He also provides frameworks for successfully combating climate change; sustainability, and business resilience including strategies for reducing Scope 1, 2, and 3 emissions, managing climate change risk, climate change policies, and climate change KPIs.

Sectors of expertise:
Public sector: central government; education (He is an NED on an MAT); water sector.
Private sector: financial industry; NED charitable sector; CIC; property; mentoring; coaching.

Organisations this trainer has already delivered Carbon Literacy to:
Navigator Blue (Belfast); Waterwise, Automedi; Green Energy Futures; Ringo; OSB Group, Jerwood Arts; The Water Report; The Society For The Environment; Berry Bros. & Rudd; Yulan Sustainability; Planit-IE, Hub Residential; Fibertex; Oncology Imaging Systems Ltd; Majken (Switzerland); Go Green Ltd; innovation leap ltd; Taylor Wessing LLP; Veolia UK and Ireland; Optimum Business Growth; Product for Net Zero; The European Marine Energy Centre Ltd; Black Vanilla (Guernsey); ImPower (London and Belfast); Hilltop Sustainability; Neo-G, The Arts Council; The Theatre Royal Plymouth; Hiden Analytical Ltd; Edinburgh University (Masters’ student); The Carbon Literacy Project (Mia Stone); Wordsworth Excavations.

Pricing guidelines:
£150.00, including Certification Fee for training delivered remotely.
For in-house for a company, POA.

Annie has always been passionate about the environment. She first became aware of the fragility of our planet from hearing news reports as a child of the ’80s, watching the destruction of the rainforests, the devastating oil spills and the hole in the ozone layer. This spurred her to gain an undergraduate degree in Environmental Science from the University of Leeds and a Master’s in Conservation Biology from Manchester Metropolitan University. She’s led ecologically-focussed projects in Africa, won awards at a climate change solution competition at MIT University, consulted for the World Bank, and contributed to the IUCN’s Red List, an inventory of the global conservation status of biological species at the Institute of Zoology. She is currently eco-renovating her house, chairing a local climate action group, a spokesperson for a divestment campaign and the climate champion of her hometown. She established The Sustainable Life Coach to empower others to become eco-confident in their lifestyles and businesses through Carbon Literacy training, Coaching and Net Zero accelerator programmes.

Sectors of expertise:
Individuals, Sole traders, Freelancers & entrepreneurs, SMEs, Community groups, Town & Parish Councils, Marketing professionals, and large corporates.

Organisations this Trainer has already delivered Carbon Literacy to include:
Ashington Town Council.

The Carbon Literacy courses that she has created currently include:

• Individuals
• Sole Traders, Freelancers & Entrepreneurs
• SMEs
• Marketing Professionals

Pricing guidelines:
Please check with Annie for current & best pricing options.
For open courses, per learner:

• £99 for Individuals;
• £130 for Sole traders, freelancers & entrepreneurs;
• £130 SMEs;
• £165 Marketing professionals;
• £130 Town & Parish council.

For closed courses; please choose times, dates, etc., that suit you & your team. Minimum ten persons. Discounts available; pricing on application.

Kate delivers Carbon Literacy training to professionals and students in the academic sector, as well as researchers and clinicians in biomedicine. She has developed accredited Carbon Literacy programmes for Zeroverse and other organisations. Kate studied decarbonisation strategies with the Cambridge Institute for Sustainability Leadership and is a certified ‘My Green Lab’ ambassador. Her first job was with the municipal recycling service. She is currently based in Japan.

Sectors of expertise:
Academia, research, higher education, health.

Organisations this Trainer has already delivered Carbon Literacy to:
Association of Study Abroad Providers in Ireland Big Pond Education, Institut d’Investigació Biomèdica de Bellvitge, Museum of London Archaeology, National University of Singapore, National University Health System of Singapore Parc de, Recerca Biomèdica de Barcelona, Vall d’Hebron Institute of Oncology.

Pricing guidelines:
160 Euros per person with discounted pricing for CANIE, LEAF, and Earthruns members. Please inquire about pricing regarding developing a training programme.

With over 25 years of experience in senior positions within the education and training sector, Andrea is well placed to create and deliver engaging Carbon Literacy training  and to use her skills and expertise to educate people from all spheres of work and or study to play thier role in combating the climate crisis.

Sectors of expertise:
Delivering CLT to SMEs, Public Services and Professional Sport Clubs and Working and Consulting and Training across the education sector, creating CLT training for organisations and supporting them to become Carbon Literate Organisations.

Organisations this Trainer has already delivered Carbon Literacy to:
Clearly Drinks, North Edge, Barkers, Bouygues Construction, Reaseheath College, Aberdeen FC, Forest School, Bedfordshire Fire and Rescue, Chester FC and over 250 SMEs.

Pricing guidelines:
Price quotations available upon request.

Georgina has held senior leadership and management roles in local authorities and the social housing sector. Her experience covers a range of disciplines including Energy, Environmental Health, Housing and Regeneration. She has developed and implemented collaborative strategies and projects with multi-agency partners and residents to address decarbonisation, energy security and energy affordability.

She is also a Non-Executive Director for Honeycomb Group, a Housing Association and Service Provider in Staffordshire.

Georgina has extensive experience delivering Carbon Literacy training to social housing associations and local authorities, working across all tiers within the organisation. She is passionate and enthusiastic about enabling and delivering innovative solutions and positive results.

Sectors of expertise:
Social Housing, Local Authorities.

Organisations this Trainer has already delivered Carbon Literacy to include:
Liverpool City Region Combined Authority, Halton Housing, Bolton at Home, Grand Union Housing Group, Cheshire West and Chester Council.

Pricing guidelines:
£1,500 + expenses (Up to 20 participants, full day in-person).
Price quotations for specific work available upon request.

Sectors of expertise:
Community groups.

Organisations this Trainer has already delivered Carbon Literacy to include:
Liverpool School of Tropical Medicine, Sefton CVS, The Oxton Society.

Pricing guidelines:
Dependent on the organisation, turnover, and if we are getting funded. However, our minimum day rate from January 1st 2023 will be £275 a day plus VAT.

Oliver is a current PhD researcher with a passion for science communication.

He delivered two face-to-face Carbon Literacy sessions to MMU students prior to the pandemic. Oliver facilitated 6 sessions during the pandemic for students from MMU and the University of Cambridge. He was contacted as a Carbon Literacy Trainer to deliver training to YUGO ^TM in 2021.

Oliver is working towards his Advanced Certificate in Learning and Teaching in HE with the University of Exeter. He is a postgraduate teaching assistant, delivering field and lab content to undergraduate students from the University of Exeter.

Chris completed his Train-the-Trainer program in 2020 and has since worked as a Carbon Literacy Trainer for nearly four years. He has experience conducting training sessions in various formats, both in-person and online, catering to diverse demographic groups, including students and university staff.

His educational background includes a degree in environmental science and an MRes in Biodiversity, Evolution, and Conservation. Presently, he holds a part-time position at The Carbon Literacy Project, where he works as an accreditations coordinator for the Criteria Checking Team, offering them the latest experience in delivering materials related to Carbon Literacy.

Chris also possesses a strong enthusiasm for integrating his environmental expertise into the creative arts and fashion sector, with a particular focus on advancing climate action within these industries.

Sectors of expertise:
Conservation, Environmental Science, Fashion

Organisations this Trainer has already delivered Carbon Literacy to include:
Manchester Metropolitan University.

Languages:
English

Pricing guidelines:
Price quotations for specific work available upon request.

Don graduated in 2016 with a Master’s in Environment, Development and Policy, achieved Carbon Literacy Trainer certification in 2021. He has extensive experience in online and in-person delivery. Each individual session is tailored to the audience with appropriate prompts and examples to guide the discussions and encourage peer learning, incorporating organisational knowledge where appropriate; with a friendly and accessible training style.

Carbon Literacy for Community Leaders: 140 community leaders trained.
Carbon Literacy for the Civil Service: 70 senior civil servants trained.

Sectors of expertise:
Communities, Civil Service.

Organisations this Trainer has already delivered Carbon Literacy to include:
The Scottish Government, Scottish Environment Protection Agency (SEPA), University of Strathclyde, community organisations, environmental charities and other third sector organisations.

Pricing Guidelines:
Price quotations for specific work available upon request.

Marla is a freelance dance artist, and climate justice activist and works for SAIL delivering Carbon Literacy training to organisations and individuals working in the arts and cultural sector. She is also a member of the Speak Carbon Collective and has co-facilitated Carbon Literacy training sessions. Marla is an ambassador of the Resilience Circle Project where she facilitated workshops for young activists experiencing burnout to support wellbeing, strengthen emotional awareness and build a sense of collective care.

Sectors of expertise:
Arts and culture sector, public and private sector work.

Organisations this Trainer has already delivered Carbon Literacy to include:
Arts Lancashire, Charcoalblue, New Writing North, Production Park, Yorkshire Dance, Northern Ballet, Leeds Heritage Theatre, Leeds City Council, Production Park, Pyramid of Arts, Boundary Way Project, Leeds 2023, Leeds City College, Leeds Arts University, Let’s Talk Real Skills project (West Yorkshire Consortium of Colleges & SAIL project).

Pricing guidelines:
Guideline rate:
Development of Carbon Literacy toolkit for performing arts organisations: CLT charge for accreditation + £150.
Development of Carbon Literacy toolkit for non-performing arts organisations: On request (dependent upon where the organisation is located + how much is required to modify the Opera North training kit to fit).
Day rate: £300 for up to 15 people + cost of certification with CLT.

After completing a BSc in Zoology at the University of Nottingham in 2015 and a PGCE in Secondary Biology at UCL in 2019, Emily pursued a career in environmental education, teaching young people aged 3 to 19 about nature, the environment, and natural sciences. Since re-joining The Hive in 2021, she has been delivering Carbon Literacy training to London Local Authorities, FE colleges, and more recently has developed courses for school teachers and secondary school students, incorporating her varied science education experience to ensure all workshops are interactive, engaging and rooted in a real-world context.

Sectors of expertise:
Education (Primary, Secondary and Colleges), London Local Authorities.

Organisations this trainer has already delivered Carbon Literacy to include:
Essex based colleges, London Local Authorities, Waltham Forest teachers.

Pricing guidelines:
Price quotations for specific work available upon request.

Matt Greenhill works as a Senior Sustainability Consultant for WRM. In his role, Matt oversees the development of the company’s sustainability service area and manages a diverse range of sustainability projects for public, private and third sector organisations. His main workstreams include carbon footprints, assessments, and reduction plans; sustainability strategies; ESG strategies; and Carbon Literacy training. Matt also works on secondment with The Leeds Teaching Hospitals NHS Trust as a Sustainability Manager. In this role, he is responsible for managing and implementing the actions detailed in the Trust’s Green Plan; monitoring and reporting on its carbon impact; and driving behaviour change interventions for colleagues. Above all, Matt believes that a culture change within organisations is critical to supporting society’s shift towards achieving net-zero carbon emissions.

Sectors of expertise:
Healthcare, Rail, Finance & Banking, Market Research, Legal & Solicitors, Environmental Consultancies, Education, Transport

Organisations this trainer has already delivered Carbon Literacy to include:
Healthcare: NHS England, NHS Northwest ICS organisations,NHS Leeds Teaching Hospitals,NHS West Yorkshire and Harrogate ICS, NHS Midlands and Lancashire CSU, NHS Staffordshire and Stoke on Trent ICS, NHS Gateshead Health Foundation Trust, NHS Resolution,Health Education and Improvement Wales, Various healthcare professionals from NHS and other organisations across the UK.
Rail: Rail Delivery Group, Volker Rail.
Finance & Banking: Unity Trust Bank.
Market Research: BVA BDRC.
Legal & Solicitors: Forbes Solicitors
Environmental Consultancies: Walker Resource Management Ltd.

Languages:
English

Pricing guidelines:
£680 for 1 day’s course delivery; £85 an hour for development of materials, administrative duties and Evidence Form reviews

Alison is a Director and Co-Founder at Speak Carbon Collective. She regularly delivers Carbon Literacy training to local authorities, businesses, universities and non-profit organisations. In addition to this, Alison develops organisationally bespoke Carbon Literacy courses in collaboration with organisations from a range from sectors.

Alison is also the sector lead for education at Speak Carbon. She is working to build relationships with schools and other educational settings, and coordinating the development of materials to support delivery of CL in these settings. This work is making CL learning more accessible to both staff and students across the UK.

Sectors of expertise:
Education, SMEs, communities, non-profits.

Organisations this Trainer has delivered Carbon Literacy to:
Universities: Leeds University Business School, University of Westminster, University of Hull,
Local Authorities: Torbay Council, East Devon Council, London Borough of Waltham Forest, London Borough of Haringey, Spelthorne Borough Council, Brighton & Hove City Council, North Northamptonshire Council, Arun District Council, Surrey County Council, Lampton Group.
Law Firms: DLA Piper, Osborne Clarke.
Non-profits & charities: Yorkshire Dales Millenium Trust, City & Guilds.

Languages:
English

Pricing guidelines:
Price quotations for specific work available upon request.

James has been a grassroots musician and producer for the best part of 20 years and has spent 15 years in branding & marketing, with several years at Director level within the music industry. As an active environmentalist, he was keen to explore ways in which music could be used to promote environmental action. He founded ClimateEQ in Jan 2021 after writing the industry’s first accredited Carbon Literacy training course. The course is designed to galvanise the industry to move towards a low-carbon future and to empower its artists and employees to bridge the gap between climate awareness and climate action. He has since been invited to speak at several major events across the UK and Europe, including the United Nations SDG & Music summit.

Sectors of expertise:
Music industry, live events, sports, gaming, entertainment and creative media.

Pricing guidelines:
Price quotations for specific work available upon request.

Nicola Siddons has a background in science communications and studied physics at the University of Manchester.  She works for the Carbon Literacy Project as the Business Sector Advocate as well as offering freelance training.

Nicola delivers Carbon Literacy training to organisations on all scales with expertise and experience in the Food and Drinks Sector and Professional Services.

Her training offers clarity on the climate emergency, transforming the culture of an organisation and providing the tools needed to mobilise effective climate action:

“The Carbon Literacy Project is a fantastic initiative for any business that wants to take an informed step forward in their sustainability agenda. It covers the science, the impact and how we can take action on the critical topic of climate change. Nicola is a fantastic trainer; she delivers a complex topic in an easily digestible and captivating format. Her passion for the topic is infectious and her deep knowledge is shared in a manner that encourages you to make positive change both personally and through your business.”

 – Emma Love
Product & Sustainability Director
PROPER

Sectors of expertise:
Food and Drinks Sector, Professional Services, Local Authorities, Train the Trainer

Organisations this trainer has already delivered Carbon Literacy to include:
LUSH, Oddbox, DWF, PROPER, Quorn Foods, Eller’s Farm Distillery, The Co-operative College, Fairtrade Manchester, Leeds City Council, FoodSync, SUMA,  Planet IE.

Pricing guidelines:
Price quotations for specific work available upon request.

Jennifer Taillefer is a freelance theatre artist currently working across Production Management and Design. A lifelong environmentalist, she actively integrates green production guidance and protocols throughout her work. She is the creator and facilitator for a theatre-specific Carbon Literacy training, which has been utilised by theatres across London and the UK. Jennifer’s other facilitation and training credentials include ten years with Plays that Work, an experiential training company in Canada offering training in conflict resolution, change management, leadership development, and communication skills.

Sectors of Expertise:
Theatre and the arts.

Organisations this trainer has already delivered Carbon Literacy to include:
The Unicorn Theatre, Royal National Theatre, National Theatre of Scotland, National Theatre of Wales, London Theatre Consortium, Dundee Rep, Scottish Dance Theatre, The Yard Theatre, Royal Conservatoire of Scotland, LAMDA, Guildhall School of Music and Drama, Royal Opera House, English National Ballet, Oxford House, Reset Scenery, The Lowry, Birmingham Rep, Federation of Scottish Theatre, Talawa Theatre, Octagon Theatre, Starcatchers, Curious Seed, Visible Fictions.

Pricing guidelines:
Price quotations for specific work available upon request.

Sally is an Advertising Lecturer and Marketing Consultant at Leeds University Business School. As Staff Sustainability Architect, she is committed to the University of Leeds Climate Plan and is a key member of the Faculty’s Sustainability Blueprint group. Her main responsibilities are staff and student engagement activities, awareness raising campaigns, management and delivery of Carbon Literacy training across the Faculty.

Sectors of Expertise:
Education, marketing and creative industries.

Organisations this trainer has already delivered Carbon Literacy to include:
Leeds University Business School (University of Leeds).

Alexandra is a postgraduate researcher at the University of Leeds whose work investigates how ideas of justice can be functionally used to encourage developed economies to deliver a higher quality of climate finance to developing ones. As such, Alexandra is really engaged with issues around the climate crisis and is passionate about communicating and discussing this subject matter with others. To this end, she has delivered a multitude of successful Carbon Literacy sessions to undergraduates and is looking forward to delivering sessions, both at the University and to a wider range of people, in future!

Sectors of Expertise:
Public sector.

Organisations this trainer has already delivered Carbon Literacy to include:
Leeds University Business School.

Jen is an experienced sustainability communicator, speaker and trainer. She is the author of The Sustainable(ish) Living Guide and loves nothing more than empowering and inspiring people to take meaningful climate action.

Sectors of expertise:
Individuals and communities, Veterinary profession.

Pricing guidelines:
£79 pp for open access courses for individuals and communities.

Rebecca’s career so far has involved advancing knowledge of and engagement with sustainability at different scales. With an academic background in Sustainable Development, she now has almost 15 years of experience working with and within community organisations, universities and colleges to develop and support sustainability initiatives. She is currently Programme Manager at Greener Kirkcaldy; a community-led charity working locally to bring people together, take positive action on the climate emergency, and support people through fuel poverty and food insecurity.

Sectors of expertise:
Community, Higher and Further Education

Organisations this trainer has already delivered Carbon Literacy to include:
Delegates from Universities and Colleges around the UK, members of community sustainability organisations and interested individuals around Fife, Scotland.

Languages:
English

Pricing guidelines:
Price quotations for specific work available upon request.

Following a Master’s in International Land and Water Management, Matt has over 7 years of experience working in different sustainability and community engagement roles, including as Bradford Council’s first Fuel Poverty Officer, Learning and Community Engagement Assistant at a National Trust nature reserve, and leading the sustainability programme at the University of Stirling Students’ Union and helping the organisation become the UK’s first net-zero Students’ Union. Presently, Matt has been Scotland Programme Manager for EAUC since 2020.

Matt has delivered Carbon Literacy training within the FHE sector since April 2021 and is committed to supporting staff, students and institutional communities better understand their carbon impacts and motivate them to make a positive change.

Sectors of expertise:
Higher and Further Education.

Organisations this trainer has already delivered Carbon Literacy to include:
Universities: University of Aberdeen; Edinburgh Napier University; University of the Highlands and Islands; University of Stirling; Glasgow Caledonian University; Robert Gordan University; University of Strathclyde; Queen Margaret University.
Colleges: Edinburgh College; North East Scotland College; Dundee & Angus College; Fife College; SRUC; West Lothian College; West College of Scotland; City of Glasgow College.
Others: Highlands and Islands Students’ Association; Pagoda Projects; Sustrans.

Pricing guidelines:
Price quotations for specific work available upon request.

Neil is the first Certified Carbon Literacy Trainer in Australia. In 2021 he worked with a small team to develop the first Carbon Literacy program in Australia at the University of Queensland. He is MBA qualified with significant experience in senior roles in all Business, Government and Nonprofit organisations. For more information, please see his LinkedIn page at the link above.

Sectors of expertise:
Business Sustainability Strategy, Ecological Restoration, Governance, Mediation, Coaching, Evaluation.

Organisations this trainer has already delivered Carbon Literacy to include:
The University of Queensland.

Pricing guidelines:
Reasonable price quotations for specific work within the time zone of Eastern Australia are available upon request.

Dr Matt Sawyer is a GP of over 17 years in the North East of England. He runs a sustainability consultancy – SEE Sustainability – working to improve human and planetary health. He covers sustainability issues facing healthcare including understanding their carbon emissions footprint and helping to produce roadmaps and action plans to meet the NHS net-zero ambition. He has delivered Carbon Literacy training to a variety of healthcare-related organisations.

Sectors of expertise:
Healthcare, primary care, and supply chain organisations (including pharmaceutical companies) for the NHS.

Organisations this trainer has already delivered Carbon Literacy to include:
GPs, GP practices, Primary Care Networks (PCNs), ICS/ICBs, hospitals, pharmaceutical companies, supply chain organisations to the NHS.

Pricing guidelines:
£120 per person.

In 2020, Emma founded Lighthouse Sustainability to offer direct support to businesses, including Carbon Literacy Training. Emma is on a mission to train an army of individuals who can give us the best chance of minimising our future impact on the planet.

Approachable and motivating, Emma uses her 25 years’ experience working with businesses to quickly cut through the challenges they face and deliver sustainability improvements. Emma brings her expertise in circular business models and methods of reducing carbon impacts into the Lighthouse Carbon Literacy Training.

Alongside Carbon Literacy Training, Lighthouse also offers the first Carbon Literacy Project accredited Business Train the Trainer course.

Emma has trained a wide range of organisations, from start-ups and SMEs through to corporates, including Beko PLC, Crown Worldwide, and Boston Scientific. She is a Master Trainer (ILM) and facilitator with the SETSquared Bath Innovation Centre.

Sectors of Expertise:
Manufacturing; Consumer Products; Healthcare/Pharma; Planning & Development, Retail & Packaging.

Organisations this trainer has already delivered Carbon Literacy to include:
Beko PLC, NNL (National Nuclear Laboratory), Crown Worldwide, Hauser & Wirth, Boston Scientific, SMEs platform Inspiration Space, Newcastle Building Society, Silent Night, Turley, CL Open Course for Business, Train-the-Trainer for Business.

Pricing Guidelines:
In-house / bespoke courses: From £1500 per course
Open courses: £150 per delegate + VAT and certification
Train the Trainer: £750 per delegate + VAT.

Sectors of expertise:
Museum sector.

Bethan is passionate about fighting apathy through education and empowerment. She is a qualified adult trainer (PGCET) with 6 years of experience in adult and community education including, A-level, personal tutoring, Welsh for Adults and Carbon Literacy.

She has been delivering Carbon Literacy via Cynnal Cymru since December 2020, where she has routinely delivered Carbon Literacy at work; as an open course attracting participants from around the world and for dedicated teams. She has also co-developed a community and a Train-the-Trainer course to enable further peer-to-peer learning. Bethan does not believe that levels of education or confidence should be barriers to achieving Carbon Literacy or a person’s full potential.

Sectors of expertise:
Community/ Open Course/ At work/ Train-the-Trainer.

Organisations this trainer has already delivered Carbon Literacy to include:
Digital Public Services, Monmouthshire County Council, Newport City Council, with open course attendees from Principality Building Society, National Theatre Wales, Dwr Cymru, National Resources Wales and UPS.

Pricing guidelines:
Price quotations for specific work available upon request.

Alan has worked in the environmental sector for 12 years and counting. He specialises in sustainability training as both a Training Manager at the University of Edinburgh and as a founder of his own consultancy Practical Sustainability Training. He has trained over 5,000 people from all walks of life.

Sectors of expertise:
Higher Education, Sport, General Carbon Literacy delivery.

Organisations this trainer has already delivered Carbon Literacy to include:
University of Edinburgh, Colchester Institute, Scottish Sport Scotland.

Sectors of expertise:
Alan is happy to make the course at cost then deliver at a negotiable rate.

With a degree in History and a Postgraduate Diploma in Environmental Policy and Management, Claire joined the EAUC team in 2016 as Member Engagement Officer after previously working in the environment and charity sector. Claire is committed to delivering Carbon Literacy training and working with individuals and organisations to understand their carbon impacts and motivate them to make change.

Sectors of expertise:
Higher and Further Education.

Organisations this trainer has already delivered Carbon Literacy to include:
Universities: University of Exeter; University of Warwick; City University, London; Bournemouth University; Canterbury Christ Church University; University of East Anglia; UWE, Bristol; University of Derby; London Institute of Banking and Finance; Middlesex University; University of Huddersfield; Bath Spa University; University of Bath; Cardiff University; University of Loughborough; Trinity College Dublin; University of Greenwich; University of York; Queen’s University Belfast; Newcastle University; UCLAN; Keele University; University of Swansea; University of Winchester; University of Liverpool; University of Brighton; Trinity Laban Conservatoire of Music & Dance; NUI Galway; UCD; University of Oxford; University of Sunderland; University of Bradford.
Colleges: Fircroft College; Wakefield College; Luminate Education Group; New City College; Bishop Burton College; Gower College Swansea.
Others: AUDE; BUFDG; HESPA; CUBO; PHES; UHR and TEC.

Pricing guidelines:
Price quotations for specific work available upon request.

Christiane is a freelance trainer and owner of Lorent Training, who has expertise in multiple sectors in addition to training development and delivery experience.

Christiane has gained extensive knowledge from managerial and training roles both in the Food and the Fashion Retail Sectors. Christiane is qualified in Business Sustainability Management as certified by the University of Cambridge’s Institute for Sustainability Leadership. She has also knowledge of Fashion Sustainability and Zero Carbon practices, as well as Local Government. Christiane holds a BA (Hons) in French and Business Studies as well as a Level 3 City & Guilds Preparing to Teach in the Lifelong Learning Sector qualification.

Christiane delivers training to Small and Medium Businesses across sectors and has experience with delivery to local authorities and individuals. She also develops training with educational institutions and has supported the Carbon Literacy Project with toolkit development and piloting.

Sectors of expertise:
Private Sector – Micro, small and medium business, Fashion and Food Retail; Public Sector – Local Authorities, Parish and Town Councils.

Organisations this trainer has already delivered Carbon Literacy to include:
Small and medium businesses, Parish and Town Councils, Local Authorities, Local Interested Individuals.

Pricing guidelines:
Price quotations for specific work available upon request.

Jamie is a Project Officer at the Argyll & the Isles Coast & Countryside Trust, a role with a focus on climate change education and engagement. Within his capacity as Project Officer, Jamie has created and developed food waste reduction schemes, upcycling programmes, and sustainable transport initiatives with his local community and business networks. All this work enables the delivery of his Carbon Literacy training to appreciate the real-world opportunities and barriers to act on climate change both as an individual and as part of a wider group.

Jamie has delivered Carbon Literacy training to a wide variety of sectors throughout Argyll and Bute and has a particular interest in promoting climate change education in rural communities, businesses, and organisations.

Jamie has a BSc (Hons) from the Open University with a focus on Environment and Geography. In addition, Jamie has several years’ experience and a post graduate qualification in Community Learning and Reflective Practice.

Sectors of Expertise:
Rural communities, third sector organisations, charities, community councils, local authorities.

Organisations this trainer has already delivered to:
Argyll & the Isles Coast & Countryside Trust, ALIenergy (Argyll, Lomond & the Isles Energy Agency), NatureScot, Sustainable Tayvallich, Argyll and Bute Council, Kilchoan Estate, DWS Associates, Time For Change, The GRAB Trust, Cove Park, Tiree Community Development Trust, Tarbert and Skipness Community Trust, Cove & Kilkreggan Community Council, Dunoon Community Council.

Price guidelines:
Price quotations for specific work available upon request.

Magdalena is a Training and Accreditation Officer at Keep Scotland Beautiful, an environmental charity with a vision for clean, green and sustainable Scotland. She has been involved in the delivery and development of Carbon Literacy training since 2019 and has experience in both face-to-face and online delivery. She has delivered Carbon Literacy training to a range of different organisations including local authorities, community groups, charity organisations, housing associations, construction companies and the public sector. Prior to this, she worked as a Development Officer with Keep Scotland Beautiful supporting communities taking action on climate change through the Scottish Government’s Climate Challenge Fund.

Magdalena has an MSc in Environmental Management and Sustainability Science from Aalborg University, Denmark and a BSc in Geography from Sofia University, Bulgaria. She is particularly passionate about climate change communication.

Sectors of expertise:
in-person and online learning; construction, housing, local authorities, transport, voluntary sector, communities, Scotland

Organisations this trainer has already delivered Carbon Literacy to include: 
VisitScotland, Sustrans, Architecture & Design Scotland, National Union of Journalists, Film Access Scotland, Energy Savings Trust/Home Energy Scotland, Scottish Power, Community groups across Scotland, museums across Scotland, Scottish Veterans Residences, G8 Benchmarking Group, McLaughlin & Harvey, Henry Brothers, GRAHAM, Robertson Construction, Scottish Borders Council, Shetland Islands Council, Falkirk Council, Dundee City Council, The City of Edinburgh Council, South Lanarkshire Council, Loch Lomond and The Trossachs National Park, Strathclyde Partnership for Transport, Cruse Scotland, SAC Consulting.

Languages:
English (Full professional proficiency), Spanish (Limited working proficiency), Bulgarian (Native)

Pricing guidelines:
Price quotations available upon request.

Peter started Carbon Literacy training in 2019, focusing on local organisations. A co-founder of the Speak Carbon Collective; a Carbon Literacy training group, he has now delivered training to Local Authority leadership groups, large corporations and co-created University ‘cascade’ Train the Trainer programmes. He believes everyone should have access to one days’ Carbon Literacy training.

Organisations this trainer has already delivered Carbon Literacy to include: 
York University, Torbay Council, East Devon Council, London Borough of Waltham Forest, Locality.

Pricing guidelines:
Price quotations available upon request.

Michelle strongly believes that, as everyone has contributed to our climate emergency, everyone has a role to play in resolving our current situation. These values drive her approach to create a learning environment where each person can connect with climate science, relating its impacts to your own life and workplace. By applying her communications experience to the Carbon Literacy training, she guides you through the stages of overcoming feelings of eco-anxiety, to being able to take positive steps to combat climate change alongside sharing your newfound Carbon Literacy knowledge constructively with others.

Background: Michelle is a Practitioner member of IEMA and a Chartered Marketer. She has provided Sustainability Consultancy and Training in a range of sectors since 2016. Prior to that, she worked as a copywriter and in marketing roles for global organisations and the family business, before taking the opportunity to retrain so that she could use her skills for the benefit of restoring our challenged natural environment.

Michelle’s Sustainable Food Course was accredited by The Carbon Literacy Project in 2020. She is a co-founder of The Speak Carbon Collective, whose mission is to provide Carbon Literacy training at scale and pace in response to the Climate Emergency.

Sectors of expertise:
Food Sector – production & hospitality, and catering, Local Authorities, Education and Universities, Housing, Business.

Organisations this trainer delivered Carbon Literacy to:
With Coral Mountain, delegates or in-house: Quorn Foods, Sturdy Foods, Linden Foods, Old Stamp House Restaurant.
With Speak Carbon Collective (SCC): East Devon Council, West Devon and Torbay Councils, Shropshire Council, Leeds University Business School, Westminster University.

Pricing guidelines:
Price quotations available upon request.

Originally from South Africa, Claire has a degree in Communication and English. Her eclectic background includes running huge conferences all over the world. Her passion for environmental issues brought her to work with the EAUC in 2018. She has a passionate confidence in delivering Carbon Literacy training and is always keen to work in new ways to ensure the content is relevant and the audience remains engaged in the learning. She has significant experience delivering Carbon Literacy to the Further and Higher Education sector and is working on developing Carbon Literacy relevant to other areas. She is happy to work with your organisation to tailor the training around specific areas you wish to cover and showcase.

Sectors of expertise:
Further and Higher Education.

Organisations this trainer has already delivered Carbon Literacy to include:
Universities: University of Exeter; University of Warwick; City University, London; Bournemouth University; Canterbury Christ Church University; University of East Anglia; UWE, Bristol; University of Derby; London Institute of Banking and Finance; Middlesex University; University of Huddersfield; Bath Spa University; University of Bath; Cardiff University; University of Loughborough; Trinity College Dublin; University of Greenwich; University of York; Queen’s College Belfast; Newcastle University.
Colleges: Fircroft College; Wakefield College; Barnsley College; Gloucestershire College; Hereford College of Arts; Solihull College; Belfast Metropolitan College; Harrogate College; Leeds City College; West; Yorkshire College; Bishops Burton College; Coleg Cambria; St Brendan’s; Sixth Form College; Truro and Penwith College; Christ the King Sixth Form College; Calderdale College; Shipley College; The Sheffield College; Gower College Swansea.
Others: AUDE; LUPC; Universities UK; British Universities Finance Directors Group; Higher Education Procurement Association (HEPA); Universities Human Resources; The Energy Consortium; Professional HE Services (PHES).

Pricing guidelines:
Price quotations for specific work available upon request.

In previous lives, Susi was a research biologist (PhD 1983, UCL), then an independent film-maker. Television credits range from camerawoman on BBC’s ‘Under the Sun’, to Series Producer for Channel 4 educational commissions. Extensive overseas work included training and collaborating with filmmakers in developing countries. All this built concern and engagement with other societies and species who share our planet.

Susi holds a City & Guilds Level 3 Education and Training qualification and has taught film-making around the world, in community and NGO settings as well as institutions.

Pre-pandemic, Susi taught Carbon Literacy on behalf of BAFTA. During the first lockdown, she developed a fully online Carbon Literacy course, ‘CLIP’. She delivered this ‘in-house’ and with some really mixed cohorts, originally with an emphasis on media, arts and design. A tailored course for journalists, ‘CLiJ’, is supported by the NUJ. Susi also worked with Vetwork UK on a course for animal health workers and veterinary teams. She developed the third accredited course from Walking Pictures, ‘Carbon Literacy in Communities’, while working with Bromley Greener Cleaner.

Organisations this trainer has already delivered Carbon Literacy to:
BBC, ITV and independent television production companies; Central St.Martin’s School of Art, London College of Communication; National Union of Journalists, World Habitat, Baker St.Quarter Business Improvement District (central London), Vetwork UK, Condé Nast, Barnes Common Ltd. and Clod Ensemble.

Pricing guidelines:
Price quotations for specific work available upon request.

Jamie is the co-founder of SAIL, a not for profit community interest company that supports the creative and cultural industries in being more environmentally sustainable. His previous experience was at Opera North, where he was Technical Manager of the Howard Assembly Room as well as the company’s sustainability champion.

He is passionate about sustainability, sitting on the Leeds Climate Commission as a member of the engagement and communications working group and has a background in training, having previously worked at Leeds City College as a technical demonstrator. He has experience of adapting courses to suit different audiences, is experienced with both face to face and distance delivery and is a vocal advocate for Carbon Literacy.

Sectors of expertise:
Creative and cultural industries including, but not limited to, arts organisations, music venues, theatres, film and TV production companies.

Organisations this trainer has already delivered Carbon Literacy to:
Leeds City Council, Leeds Culture Trust, Leeds Conservatoire, Leeds Playhouse, East Street Arts, Northern Ballet, Liverpool Philharmonic, Opera North, LEEDS 2023, Royal Opera House, Liverpool Philharmonic, CAST Doncaster, ITV, Channel 4, Screen Yorkshire, Yorkshire Sculpture Par.

Pricing guidelines:
£750 exc VAT for online delivery to a maximum of 15 participants per session. In-person delivery possible at an additional cost.

Andy has been working in the environmental sector for over 10 years. Currently progressing an MSc in Carbon Management with a BSc Hons in Ecology, Andy has been designing and delivering Carbon Literacy training courses to hundreds of individuals across a range of sectors including healthcare, construction, housing associations, local authorities and other public bodies.

Andy has worked hard to roll out the delivery of the training across Great Places Housing, achieving Carbon Literacy Platinum status for the organisation in 2020 by enabling 80% of the workforce to achieve the standard. With a friendly and engaging style, Andy has delivered the training to several groups of senior leaders and adapted the materials to a variety of audiences, including Vickers Electronics, Salford CCG, The Trafford Centre (INTU), Wigan Council, TFGM, Salford Council, Cheshire West and Chester and Cheshire East councils.

Andy has also supported The Environment Agency to update their Carbon Literacy resources and worked in partnership with MMU. This has involved developing and delivering a range of local authority senior leaders and councillors’ Carbon Literacy courses in addition to Carbon Literacy Train the Trainer sessions for individuals across several housing associations in England and Wales.

Sectors of expertise:
Housing associations, Construction, Public sector bodies.

Organisations this trainer has already delivered Carbon Literacy to:
Great Places Housing; Southway housing; Wythenshawe Community Housing Group; Cheshire Fire and rescue service; Salford Council; Tysons construction; Wigan Council; Bolton at home; Magenta Living, Heads of Planning Scotland (HOPS); Stockport Council; Trafford Council; Abri housing, Vickers Energy; The Environment Agency; Salford CCG; The Trafford Centre (INTU); TFGM; Cheshire West and Chester and Cheshire East councils.

Pricing guidelines:
Price quotations for specific work available upon request.

Zainab Bibi is an experienced professional in the environmental sector, recognized for her expertise in sustainability and environmental management. With over 13 years of industry experience, she has established herself as a leading expert. Currently pursuing a PhD in atmospheric science at the University of Manchester and holding a Master’s degree in Environmental Policy and Management from the University of Bristol, Zainab is deeply committed to driving positive change.

As the founder of ZB Consulting, Zainab focuses on delivering effective Carbon Literacy training programs and providing consultancy services. ZB Consulting offers tailored solutions and expert guidance to organizations across sectors such as universities, housing, construction, and businesses. Through ZB Consulting, Zainab empowers organizations to adopt sustainable strategies and contributes to a more sustainable future.

Zainab’s unwavering dedication to promoting sustainable practices has garnered international recognition. She was honoured with the Queens Young Leaders Award presented by Queen Elizabeth II at Buckingham Palace in 2016 and was included in Forbes’ 30 Under 30 list in 2019. Her contributions continue to make a significant impact in driving positive environmental change.

Sectors of expertise:
Universities and colleges, Students & graduates, Research/science laboratories, Housing sector, Multinational corporations, Local governments, SMEs, Non-profit organisations.

Organisations this trainer has already delivered Carbon Literacy to:
University of Manchester staff; University of Manchester students, Yugo, Lab inspectors.

Pricing guidelines:
Price quotations for specific work available upon request.

Alison is the Museum Development Officer for Environmental Responsibility at Museum Development North West, where she helped to co-develop the Carbon Literacy for Museums Toolkit as part of the Roots and Branches project.

Previously Projects and Sustainability Coordinator at HOME, Manchester, she was instrumental in ensuring that environmental sustainability is embedded into each aspect of the organisation’s operations and activities. Core projects included developing a sector-specific Carbon Literacy package in which she delivered training to over 160 people, including sector neighbours and partner organisations, with HOME becoming the first arts venue in the world to achieve 100% staff certified as Carbon Literate.

A member of the Manchester Arts Sustainability Team (MAST), she collaborates with wider networks including Manchester Climate Change Agency to support Greater Manchester’s Zero Carbon 2038 ambitions.

Sectors of expertise:
Public & Charity Sector, Arts & Cultural, Stakeholder Engagement, Higher Education

Organisations this trainer has already delivered Carbon Literacy to:
HOME; WSP; AutoTrader; Transport for Greater Manchester; British Cycling; Abandon Normal Devices; Castlefield Gallery;  The Pankhurst Trust/Manchester Women’s Aid.

Pricing guidelines:
Price quotations for specific work available upon request.

Rhodri is educated to Master’s level in Environmental Management and has a PGCE in adult education. His organisation, Cynnal Cymru-Sustain Wales, is the official partner of the Carbon Literacy Project in Wales and has helped to establish the CL training consortium for social housing in Wales, regional Carbon Literacy training for the Gwent Public Service Boards, and CL within the Welsh museum sector. Rhodri has also delivered training for the cabinets of Cardiff and Newport councils, and worked with Cardiff University to develop a “Carbon Literacy for Engineers” course.

Sector of expertise:
All sectors in Wales.

Organisations this trainer has already delivered Carbon Literacy to:
Public Health Wales, The National Museum of Wales, Sinclair Garages Group, South Wales Fire and Rescue, Natural Resources Wales, National Lottery, Monmouthshire, Cardiff, Newport, Merthyr Tydfil, Blaenau Gwent, Torfaen, Caerphily Councils, Welsh Government, Aneurin Bevan Health Board, Centre for African Entrepreneurship, TUC, WCVA and around 30 housing associations.

Pricing guidelines:
£450 – £500 per day.

Emma was one of the very first individuals to be certified as a Carbon Literacy Trainer (CLT). She is passionate about sustainability and the message being taught through Carbon Literacy. She has particular experience in delivering climate change and sustainability education at further and higher education level. She started working as a CL Trainer within a university, and now works in a freelance capacity.

Emma has delivered Carbon Literacy training at:
– Manchester (MMU students, MMU staff, local community, UoM Staff, BBC Staff);
– Hathersage (MMU students);
– Nottingham (Nottingham Business School staff, Oikos international, PRME);
– Toulouse (ENSEEIHT students);
– Bonn (Interns and Staff at a global climate change governing-body).

Sectors of expertise:
Universities and Colleges, Recent graduates, Interns.

Organisations this trainer has already delivered Carbon Literacy to include: 
Manchester Metropolitan University; Nottingham Business School; ENSEEIHT; A global climate change governing-body.

Pricing guidelines:
£300 per day + travel expenses.

Lisa’s employment background is predominantly in Media, Advertising, Marketing, Events, Sales Management, Recruitment, Sales training, she then moved onto Organisational Development in the Banking and Housing sectors. Lisa claims, “I always endeavour to understand my target audience tailor my training delivery method to suit. I am passionate about people development and align this to organisational strategies. I have delivered over 21 workshops on Carbon Literacy and am passionate about getting the message out there and being able to influence behaviours to reduce carbon emissions.”

Sector of expertise:
Public and Private sector, Advertising, Media, Marketing, Sales, Events, Banking and Housing.

Organisations this trainer has already delivered Carbon Literacy to include:
New Charter Group.

Pricing guidelines:
Price quotations for specific work available upon request.

Geoff’s employment background is predominantly in building surveying, project management & construction. Geoff claims, “As an environmental & building surveyor, I have a moral responsibility to source sustainable materials, and improve the efficiency of properties through my interventions and specifications, and it is through this part of my work that I have become involved with CL4SP & SHIFT and also become New Charters dedicated sustainability officer. I have undertaken the CL training and helped to deliver over 17 officially accredited workshops to over 300 staff on Carbon Literacy. As a result of my training and research I have become passionate about getting the message out there and being able to influence behaviours to reduce carbon emissions.”

Sector of expertise:
Construction, refurbishment, Asbestos, Fire assessment, Sustainability.

Pricing guidelines:
Price quotations for specific work available upon request.

Lynsey has delivered Carbon Literacy training directly and enabled other Carbon Literacy trainers to do so, resulting in over 300 museum staff and volunteers from 40 museums across the North West, and beyond, to become Carbon Literate. She is a Museum Development Officer for Museum Development North West, one of the first organisations to be recognised as a Carbon Literate Training Organisation. She is also managing the ‘Roots And Branches’ project to increase the scale of Carbon Literacy training to museums across England.

Sectors of expertise:
Heritage, arts and culture.

Organisations this trainer has already delivered Carbon Literacy to:
Delivered Carbon Literacy directly to staff from Manchester Museum, Joule Library and the Faculty of Biology, Medicine and Health, all part of Manchester University. Managed the Green Museums programme in 2014 which was delivered to staff from museums across the North West by Carbon Literacy trainers and complied with the Carbon Literacy Standard.

Pricing guidelines:
Price quotations for specific work available upon request.

Michael is employed as Head of Commercial Operations at Manchester Museum, but has a long background in delivering Training Courses. Prior to the Museum he worked for Royal Doulton and was in charge of the North West Regional Training Shop. Here he delivered training to retail managers new to the industry and specialised in training for bridal display and presentations. As a T.A soldier, he also served as an Instructor to Combat Medics and later Cadets delivering APC syllabus training to both. He later went on to work as a First Aid at Work Trainer and Consultant with a local company training the Forestry Commissions tree surgeons. Since working at the Museum, he has written and delivered a number of training programs around retail and customer service, and qualified as an NVQ Assessor in Heritage. Michael claims that “Carbon Literacy is something close to my heart so helping put together and deliver the first Heritage Specific Carbon Literacy training has been an immense pleasure.”

Sector of expertise:
Heritage, arts and leisure.

Organisations this trainer has already delivered Carbon Literacy to:
Manchester Museum; Joules Library, Manchester University; Faculty of Biology, Medicine and Health, Manchester University.

Pricing guidelines:
Price quotations for specific work available upon request.