Educators
GREEN SKILLS WEEK
Discovery Workshops
Get your school or college involved in Green Skills Week through our Green Skills themed Discovery Workshops.
A Discovery Workshop is a 1-2 hour session which enables live employer interaction with large groups of young people virtually via our Google Meet platform within a classroom setting or whole year groups.
During these workshops, employers can deliver a variety of light touch content including presentations, video content, panel discussions, virtual workplace tour, Q&A sessions.
Content is tailored to the age group specified in the advert of each workshop so that teachers can chose the right option for their students.
To book a workshop for your students please apply below via the booking form provided.
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7th April - Discovering Green Careers in Construction – Willmott Dixon
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21st April - Our Homes and the Planet – Haworth Tompkins
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27th April - Green Skills Week 2022: Exploring Climate Change & Sustainability – Midcounties Co-op
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27th April - Exploring Greenskills and exciting opportunities to ensure sustainability as we strive for NET ZERO – Worcester Bosch Thermotechnology
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27th April - Greenskills & Sustainability – using ground source heat in the future – Zeo Intelligent Energy
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27th April - Every career can be green! How sustainable skills can help your career pathway and the planet – WWF-UK
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27th April - Green skills: Building a better future for customers, communities and the natural world – Thames Water
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28th April - Green Skills 2022 – Careers to improve your future – STEM Ambassadors Greater Manchester Science and Industry Museum
CLASSROOM RESOURCES
To help your students engage with green skills even further, we have developed a classroom activity that you can set for your students anytime throughout April.
FINDING THE ‘GREEN PEOPLE’ IN YOUR SCHOOL OR COLLEGE
To help you find colleagues in your school or college who are already involved in green initiatives and who might want to involve students in getting involved with our Green Skills Week campaign, we have developed a guide to help you find the ‘green people’.