Our expert-led, in-person IEMA Pathway to Net Zero training gives employees in your business the accredited skills and practical strategies to confidently navigate your journey to Net Zero
Introduction
Groundwork’s experienced trainers and sustainability experts deliver IEMA’s Pathway to Net Zero 2-day, accredited training course to provide leaders and managers with a strategic and operational overview of environmental sustainability.
Our courses take place in-person in venues across the UK, providing more interactive opportunities throughout the training and the added value of gaining insights and experiences from others on the course.
By taking part in the IEMA Pathways to Net Zero training you’ll develop practical strategies to navigate Net Zero, stay ahead of regulations and be in a good position to meet supply chain demands.
What Does Pathways to Net Zero Training Cover?
Over the two day IEMA Pathway to Net Zero course the training will cover:
- Why Net Zero is important
- Responding to Net Zero
- Greenhouse Gas reporting
- Carbon neutrality
- Net Zero methodology
- Developing a decarbonisation plan
- Net Zero across the value chain
- Communicating Net Zero
You’ll be required to complete a short, multiple choice quiz at the end of the training (completed off site, in your own time), once successful we will post you your certificate.
“ I learnt so much and it was excellent sharing knowledge between the group, to see how we are dealing with it in our industries”
Jacqui Morris, Technoprint
Who’s the training for?
This programme is designed for individuals who are:
- Leading the creation of a net zero or carbon reduction strategy within their organisation
- Contributing to the implementation of an existing net zero plan
- Working in environmental or sustainability roles and newly tasked with net zero responsibilities
- In charge of communicating their organisation’s net zero goals and progress
- Focused on reducing emissions in specific operational areas, such as supply chains, travel, or facilities
Upcoming Courses
We are due to announce our upcoming open course by the end of May 2025 and will update our website with the specific dates & locations ASAP.
Winsford
15th and 16th September 2025
Meridian House, Road 1, Winsford Industrial Estate, Winsford, CW7 3QG
Manchester
14th and 15th October 2025
Trafford Ecology Park, Lake Road, Trafford Park, Manchester, M17 1TU
Chester
18th and 19th November 2025
Chester HQ, First Floor, 58 Nicholas Street, Chester, CH1 2NP
The price is £499 + VAT per person.
Discounts are available for multiple bookings and the VCSE sector – please mention whilst booking.
In addition to our open courses, our team can also deliver the IEMA Pathways to Net Zero training in-house, where there is a requirement for groups of 8+ to learn more and gain environmental qualifications. Please get in touch if this is of interest.
Interested in an IEMA Pathways to Net Zero Training Course with Groundwork?
Complete the form below and we’ll be in touch with more information and to book you on your best suited training course.
Meet Our Environmental Trainers
Eleanor Carter
Eleanor has a wide range of experience with Environmental Training at Groundwork and has fantastic feedback from all her clients. Outside of delivering training, her consultancy experience focuses on supporting the manufacturing and construction sectors to enhance their energy efficiency, increase environmental performance and reduce carbon emissions.
Louise Bent
Louise is passionate about how effective environmental training can drive forward environmental change within a business. As a L3 AET qualified trainer she adapts her training for each cohort of learners and draws on her experience supporting businesses with Net Zero and energy efficiency throughout her course delivery.
Why Groundwork?
In-Person, Locally Delivered
Build connections and share insights with peers
IEMA-Approved Certification
Gain a recognised certificate upon completion
Practical Action Planning
Turn learning into action with a hands on workshop
100% Non-Profit
All profits are reinvested into community and environmental initiatives through Groundwork