38 Sustainability Leadership courses

Platelet-rich Plasma (PRP) treatments Nationally Recognised Qualification No previous experience or qualifications needed Open College Network Accreditation Level 4 (as required for minimally invasive procedures) Covers standards set by HEE Employed (salon) or Self-Employed opportunities Basic understanding of English language required OPEN TO ALL APPLICANTS

Module 12 This module aims to develop knowledge and understanding of the role of logistics including an understanding of air,sea,road and rail freight and courier services. It will explore the advantages and disadvantages of using the different modes of transport the world of international trade. This includes packaging and shipping, regulations, documentation, insurance, route optimisation, inventory management, warehousing, freight forwarding , tracking and monitoring shipments and risk management. this module aims to develop knowledge and understanding of air,sea,road and rail freight and courier services. It will explore the advantages and disadvantages of using the different modes of transport. Indicative contents * Inventory management * CMR * Bill of Lading * Airway Bill * Customs entry. * Road * Rail * Ocean * Air * Courier * Transit warehousing * Bonded warehouses * Route planning * Packaging and shipping. * Transit documentation. * Groupage * CMR * Full loads * Euro pallets * Standard pallets * Transit documentation * Pricing * Sustainability * Environmental * Advantages * Disadvantages * Pricing * Bill of lading * Cost * Containerisation * Reliability * Pricing * Airway bill * Speed * Cost * Advantages * Pricing * Proof of delivery * Digital trade * Express delivery. * Pricing   Examination: Certificate on completion and Pass on Multiple Choice Multiple choice questionnaire Credits: 1

Join us for an informal networking breakfast, where will hear all about the Rural England Prosperity Fund, and how it will be used to support the regeneration and growth of the economy in the Maldon District.

Whatever advanced technologies manufacturers adopt, transformational success will ultimately depend on data, from powering the latest digital tools to delivering more value, to transforming operating systems that react in real-time to challenges in the workplace. Understanding the underlying power of data to fuel the advanced digital tools now available, and having resources in place to manage data, is the real reason why digitalization is helping drive greater efficiencies, resiliency, value, and sustainability, for both internal operations and entire manufacturing value chains. A study from the Data and Marketing Association (DMA) found that 75% of businesses waste an average of 14% of their revenue on poor data quality, amounting to a staggering £197.788 million annually. This figure highlights the economic impact of low-quality data. Yet, the cost is not just financial; there is also an operational cost. Inefficient data leads to wasted time, with employees spending up to half their time dealing with data quality issues. This Breakfast seminar will focus on how you can develop your internal resources to manage data already being gathered by your processes and/or machines in order to improve productivity, reduce operating costs, react to issues in real time, and control critical operations. For more information, please contact us at Compete@cforc.org [Compete@cforc.org]

You'll be covering the technical and design processes of creating your own capsule wardrobe for the summer. You'll be able to make garments such as skirts, blazers, bomber jackets, mini skirts, dresses, loungewear, swimwear, and accessories, the possibilities are endless. This programme is perfect for a teenager who is curious about learning how to sew, design and make their own clothes, use and alter patterns and would like to know information on what it takes to be a designer. There will be a constant gaze on sustainability and how you can make your process as sustainable and zero-waste as possible. This course is inclusive of male and gender-neutral designs. You will learn how to: • Assume the role of the designer and develop your own ideas into a design • Work with Ex LFW designer fabrics • Create mood boards and learn why designers use them • Pattern cut, sew and construct your own garment • Take your first steps into the fashion industry Whilst learning valuable skills such as: • Communication • Fashion design • Fabric knowledge • Embellishment • Accuracy • Machine and hand sewing You will leave with: • Design development sheets • Your own mood boards • An outfit designed and made by yourself • A certificate of completion What You Need: • Students must arrive with packed lunches, snacks and a re-usable bottle of water each day. • We provide all materials and sewing equipment. Schedule: • Monday to Friday, 10.00 am – 4.30 pm* *times subject to slight changes. Level: Beginner Friendly INSTRUCTIONS • Students must arrive with packed lunches, snacks and a re-usable bottle of water each. • All materials and sewing equipment are provided for this workshop.

Assume the role of the designer and develop your own ideas into a Summer Co-Ord Set. This is a comprehensive programme where you be learning the process from A-Z; research, illustration, design development to the final product as well as having industry talks along the way. This programme is perfect for the teenager who is curious about fashion and what it takes to be a fashion designer, as well as students with a bit more experience in fashion and sewing. There will be a constant gaze on sustainability and how you can make your process as sustainable and zero-waste as possible. This course is inclusive of male and gender-neutral designs. You will learn how to: • Assume the role of the designer and develop your own ideas into a design • Complete a fashion brief • Work with Ex LFW designer fabrics • Create mood boards and learn why designers use them • Pattern cut, sew and construct your own garment • Take your first steps into the fashion industry You’ll attend: • Talks from guest speakers within the industry • Fashion careers and CV talks • Talk from Central Saint Martins Admissions including portfolio talk and insight into UAL Whilst learning valuable skills such as: • Communication • Fashion design • Fabric knowledge • Embellishment • Accuracy • Machine and hand sewing You will leave with: • Design development sheets • Your own mood boards • An outfit designed and made by yourself • The Summer Fashion School London tote bag • A certificate of completion What You Need: • Students must arrive with packed lunches, snacks and a re-usable bottle of water each day. • We provide all materials and equipment. Schedule: • Monday to Friday, 10am - 6pm* *times subject to slight changes. Level: Beginner Friendly INSTRUCTIONS • Students must arrive with packed lunches, snacks and a re-usable bottle of water each. • All materials and sewing equipment are provided for this workshop.

Module 15 This module aims to develop knowledge and understanding of the impact of freight movement on the environment and the opportunities available to organisations to use sustainable options. Agenda * Impact of global markets on biodiversity * Use of trade and environmental agreements * Use of trade and environmental standards for traded goods. * Climate adaption and change * Sustainable production and consumption * Renewable energy sources * Supply chain and logistics * Resource efficiency   Examination: Certificate on completion and Pass on Multiple Choice Multiple choice questionnaire Credits: 3

You'll be covering the technical and design processes of creating your own capsule wardrobe for the summer. You'll be able to make garments such as skirts, blazers, bomber jackets, mini skirts, dresses, loungewear, swimwear, and accessories, the possibilities are endless. This programme is perfect for a teenager who is curious about learning how to sew, design and make their own clothes, use and alter patterns and would like to know information on what it takes to be a designer. There will be a constant gaze on sustainability and how you can make your process as sustainable and zero-waste as possible. This course is inclusive of male and gender-neutral designs. You will learn how to: • Assume the role of the designer and develop your own ideas into a design • Work with Ex LFW designer fabrics • Create mood boards and learn why designers use them • Pattern cut, sew and construct your own garment • Take your first steps into the fashion industry Whilst learning valuable skills such as: • Communication • Fashion design • Fabric knowledge • Embellishment • Accuracy • Machine and hand sewing You will leave with: • Design development sheets • Your own mood boards • An outfit designed and made by yourself • A certificate of completion What You Need: • Students must arrive with packed lunches, snacks and a re-usable bottle of water each day. • We provide all materials and sewing equipment. Level: Beginner Friendly INSTRUCTIONS • Students must arrive with packed lunches, snacks and a re-usable bottle of water each. • All materials and sewing equipment are provided for this workshop.

This GRI, IEMA & CPD course is geared for busy professionals who want to understand how to proceed and create a 1st Class GRI Standards Sustainability Report and have a plan for immediate sustainability action without wasting time.

OVERVIEW -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Objectives * Define brands and understand the opportunities and challenges facing them in highly competitive business landscapes * Plan and craft a powerful brand positioning statement that reflects the brand's promise and the expectations of their most valued customers * Build a strategic brand and track its growth and sustainability using researched processes * Explore the elements of brand equity and the constituents of brand identity to build consistent and * sustainable brands * Identify various brand strategies to come up with sound actions aligned with the status of existing and * new markets and products * Master the process for conducting a full brand audit to evaluate brand performance and take * remedial actions