A structured course that takes a first-time reporter from no baseline to a filed disclosure, in the order the work actually happens rather than the order a textbook would teach it.
Most sustainability training starts with climate science, moves to frameworks, and arrives at measurement somewhere near the end. That is the order a curriculum designer would choose and it is the wrong one for someone with a filing deadline.
The Academy runs in the order the work actually happens. Establish what you must report and by when. Start collecting, because that is the item with a twelve-month lead time. Learn calculation once you have something to calculate. Then evidence, then drafting.
Each module is built around a task you can complete on your own company rather than a concept you can be tested on.
Which mandate reaches you, when, under which framework. Boundary and consolidation approach. The four pillars, and what each asks for.
Mapping sites and meters, structuring collection, the grid versus generation split, and what to do about the data you cannot get.
Applying factors correctly, recording versions, handling revisions, and sense-checking a figure before anyone else sees it.
What an assurance provider tests, why evidence at entry is the whole game, and how to run a dry run that finds problems cheaply.
Writing the four pillars, stating the basis of preparation, handling omissions honestly, and getting it through sign-off.
And defend it to an auditor, which is a different and harder thing than choosing it.
Assignment, validation and evidence capture across multiple sites without becoming the bottleneck yourself.
Including the generation split that most software and most training gets wrong.
A materiality assessment across all fifteen categories with documented reasoning.
Which is a higher bar than one that merely looks complete.
Rather than hold the whole course until every module is finished, we are releasing them as they are ready. Tell us which module would help you most right now and we will prioritise accordingly — and let you know when it is available.
No. The course teaches the method, not the product. Someone running a first cycle in spreadsheets will get the same value from modules one to four, and will probably find module two more useful than a platform user would.
There will be a completion certificate. We are not going to describe it as an accreditation, because it is not one — no professional body has accredited this course and claiming otherwise would be exactly the kind of overselling this site argues against.
Yes. A session run against your own sites, your own bills and your own boundary is considerably more useful than a generic version. Get in touch and tell us the shape of your company.
Four questions, and you get the year you first file, the framework, and what to collect first.
Plain-language explainers of the FRC and SEC rules, ISSB S1 & S2, and what each asks you to disclose.
What a consultant-led reporting cycle costs against an annual licence, in Naira.
