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Webinars
Empowering Students for a Low Carbon Construction Industry
The webinar showcases evidence-based approaches that can be replicated across the further education sector, providing a blueprint for integrating sustainable construction skills into mainstream vocational training programmes whilst simultaneously addressing social inclusion and economic development priorities.
Two
pilot colleges delivered innovative training programmes: South Thames College
Group and London Southeast Colleges. South
Thames College joins the webinar to share the impact of the project.
The external independent evaluator (Chrysalis Research) highlights how this programme is a scalable model for embedding green skills training, fostering inclusive access to the green economy, and contributing meaningfully to the government’s sustainable development goals.
Resources for engaging students in eco-friendly education
Delivery practitioners from South Thames and London Southeast College Groups will be sharing their innovative methods on how they have created sustainable learning environments via a pre recorded webinar.
The presentation will offer insights and resources on how to seamlessly incorporate green themes into any curriculum programme and by exploring the techniques used, can inspire green consciousness and improve students’ mindsets towards Net Zero 2050. There will be an opportunity to discover cutting-edge digital and physical resources designed to facilitate the embedding of eco-friendly learning into courses.
Innovative practices in CIAG for the delivery of construction green skills
A webinar presentation by AoC, South Thames College Group (STCG) and London South East Colleges (LSEC) detailing the career information and guidance practices used to deliver green skills in phase one of the project.
Q&A with our college pilots
Following on from our pre-recorded webinar on Resources for engaging students in eco-friendly education, we have hosted a live Q&A which covers top tips, employer engagement, staff buy in and further details regarding embedding green skills into your curriculum.
Our Expert Speakers were:
- Matt Walker- Curriculum Manager (Multi-Skills)- South Thames College Group
- Luke Batley- Project Co-ordinator-London Southeast College Group
- Bharat Hirani-Head of STEM-London Southeast College Group
Creating a greener London – Sustainable construction skills
In this webinar David McClymont, Vice Principal - Curriculum & Standards at South Thames Colleges Group shares an overview of a three-year pilot project, funded by JP Morgan and managed by the AoC, devised to support the development of a construction curriculum which integrates green issues and green skills. Discover the key developments and lessons learnt across the project’s phases and a look into the future: FE and Construction and Green Skills.