Net Zero 360 +
Do you want to help an employee feel more confident in maths and learn how to get your business to net zero at the same time?
We’ve developed this three part workshop with the Multiply programme to help businesses get to grips with net zero and build employee numeracy skills.
At the end of the workshop, you’ll understand:
- What net zero means for business
- How to measure your carbon footprint
- The actions you need to take to reduce it.
Two people from each business should attend: one who doesn’t already have a grade C (or equivalent) in GCSE Maths and one who does.
The maths covered includes:
- Reading graphs and charts
- Percentages
- Entering numbers into an online carbon calculator tool
- Working with numbers relating to your carbon footprint, including electricity bills and vehicle mileage records
Dates and venues
Two sets of dates and locations are available for the three-part series. Please ensure you can attend all three dates.
Option 1: 9.30am to 12.30pm on Wednesday 15, 22, and 29 March at Horsham Rugby Club.
Option 2: 9.30am to 12.30pm on Thursday 16, 23, and 30 March at Field Place Manor House & Barns, Worthing.
Eligibility
To be eligible, your business must be an SME based in West Sussex. At least one participant from each business who doesn’t have a grade C (or equivalent) on Maths should attend.
About the trainer
Laura Gelder-Robertson combines technical knowledge of net-zero with 20 years+ working cross-sector in innovation and positive behaviour change. She’s an assessor on the Cambridge Institute for Sustainable Leadership (CISL)’s Climate Change Business Net Zero Course and has designed a variety of net zero workshops.
We provide these workshops free of charge with public funding. The State aid value is approximately £900. Places are limited so please only register if you can attend. If you need to withdraw, let us know as soon as possible by email here.
Multiply is a government-funded programme to help adults improve their numeracy skills. It helps people improve their ability to understand and use maths in daily life, home, and work. To find out more about the support available here.
