Climate & Carbon Literacy Training - Pledge Form

Carbon Literacy Certification

Our full day Climate and Carbon Literacy Training courses are accredited by The Carbon Literacy Project, who issue the certificates. Upon completion of your course, to become accredited you will need to complete a pledge form (a word version for completing electronically, and a PDF if you wish to print and complete by hand) which will be shared with The Carbon Literacy Project for their assessment.

You can view their statement relating to your data on the pledge form itself – for further information about how they handle your data, we recommend you view their privacy notice. Aside from this, the data you provide us upon booking and during and after the course will be used to report to our funders but in an anonymised way. If your place on the course has been arranged by your employer, education establishment or other organisation, we will share your attendance and certification status with them at their request. We will never share your details with anyone for any other purpose other than with organisations who do work on our behalf. These are listed in our privacy notice and we ensure that they keep your personal information safe.

Download your pledge form

Choose from a word version for completing electronically, or a PDF if you wish to print and complete by hand.

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