Officer Sustainability Bootcamp - training for elected SU officers
Event Information
About this Event
Introducing the first-ever SOS-UK Sustainability Bootcamp - designed especially for elected officers to kick-off the new academic year prepared with the knowledge, skills, and network to hit the ground running.
During this two-day online training, participants will:
- Connect with other elected officers from across the UK, building their network and support system for the year ahead;
- Develop campaigning and project management skills;
- Deepen their understanding of sustainability and social justice, including understanding the social, environmental, and economic dimensions of sustainability;
- Discuss practical actions that officers can take at their own institutions, including declaring a climate emergency (& how to ensure action!), working on a Green New Deal for colleges and universities, or supporting the Teach the Future campaign;
- Understanding the basics of behaviour change theory and education for sustainable development, so that these concepts can underpin future projects and campaigns;
- And prepare for the year ahead.
The training will take place 10:00am - 4:00pm each day (Wednesday 16 and Thursday 17 September), with regular breaks throughout.
Who is this training for?
- This sustainability bootcamp is designed for new and returning part-time sustainability or environment and ethics officers as well as full-time officers with a remit or interest in sustainability.
Where is this training taking place?
- On Zoom! Participants will be sent the Zoom link 48 hours before the training begins.
Please let us know upon registration of any access needs. There will be regular comfort breaks. If you would like a copy of the training slides before the session, please email learningacademy@sos-uk.org
SOS-UK is a charity and the costs of training cover our staff time and related costs to deliver this. We would suggest that the cost of this training is covered by the students' union, university, or college, rather than the individual themselves.