Level 1 Environmental Sustainability in Bath – Bath College City Centre Campus – Daytime – Part-time

Name: Level 1 Environmental Sustainability in Bath – Bath College City Centre Campus – Daytime – Part-time
Availability: InStock

CostFREE

Duration2 weeks

LevelLevel 1

DeliveryClassroom based

Start26 Jan 2027

Study modePart-time

AttendanceDaytime

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About this course

Level 1 Environmental Sustainability in Bath. Classes run at Bath College City Centre Campus, part-time during the day over two weeks. Funding may be available for some learners, so contact the college to find out what you'd pay.

The course covers the basics of environmental sustainability. You'll explore topics such as climate change, energy use, waste reduction, and how businesses and individuals can reduce their environmental impact. It's a short environmental sustainability qualification that fits around other commitments.

You'll finish with an Ascentis Award in Environmental Sustainability.

Who this course is for

Do you want to start a rewarding career in admin? Admin skills are in demand, and this course gives you the confidence and practical experience for professional roles. You'll develop knowledge and employability skills in a supportive environment, with the chance to attend an interview with a local employer at the end. This course can be free, so it's an opportunity to gain employable skills and develop your career at no cost. See the funding information below for more details. Why should you take this course? You'll learn administration and employability skills to help you progress into your first admin role. - Attend a real interview with a local employer, giving you a route to employment. - Practice mock interviews for admin roles and improve your CV to prepare for job applications. - Gain hands-on admin experience so you can step into your first job with confidence. - Boost confidence for work with a mix of training, practical sessions, and self-study. - Earn a recognised Level 1 Customer Service qualification.

Entry requirements

To qualify for this course, you must be either unemployed or earn under £25,000 per year. You don't need admin experience or qualifications to start, making this the ideal start to develop your skills and build your confidence for work.

What you will learn

You'll explore the causes and effects of climate change.
You'll learn how energy use affects the environment.
You'll understand how to reduce waste and manage resources responsibly.
You'll look at how organisations can work in more sustainable ways.
You'll consider the role individuals play in protecting the environment.
You'll develop awareness of key environmental issues facing communities today.

How you will learn

You'll learn through classroom sessions at Bath College City Centre Campus. Learning is delivered face to face, with tutor-led discussion and activities. Assessment is likely to involve short written tasks or a portfolio of evidence completed during the course.

What you will need to bring

Bath College City Centre Campus will confirm what you need before you start.

Where next

Jobs you could do

Sustainability assistant, supports green initiatives in an office or organisation.
Recycling or waste operative, works on waste reduction programmes.
Environmental administrator, handles records and reporting for sustainability teams.
Community engagement worker, promotes environmental awareness locally.

Most roles in environmental sustainability require further study beyond Level 1. This course is a strong first step toward higher-level qualifications and more specialist roles.

What you could study next

Level 2 Award or Certificate in Environmental Sustainability, builds directly on this course and opens more job opportunities.
Level 2 Certificate in Principles of Business Administration, useful if you want to work in a sustainability support role.
Level 3 qualifications in Environmental Management or Sustainability, for those aiming at more specialist or technical roles after gaining Level 2 first.

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