Skills for Climate Change 
The Skills for Climate Change is an innovative regional project focused on reducing CO2 emissions from existing buildings, where some 40% of our energy resources are used.
The project brings together a new partnership to address the skills required to help build an adaptable workforce that can respond to the practical and economic challenges of Climate Change. The partnership will develop, test and deliver new ways of building the skills needed in this area, through NVQ Levels 1, 2 and 3 leading on to a high level qualification.
The project will engage with employers to train people who use and manage buildings as well as managers of small businesses in the region. It will also engage with the potential supply chain for micro-renewables installation for the domestic market and with residents of social housing to develop skills in the wider community.
The Skills for Climate Change project is led by Birmingham Metropolitan College and funded by the European Social Fund (ESF). The project was launched on 11th February 2010. Please click below for the PowerPoint presentations for the event.
Birmingham Metropolitan College
Be Birmingham
Groundwork West Midlands
Neighbourhood Recourse Centre Central England
North Solihull Partnership
For more details on the project please contact Tiryfa Mohammad-Ali (Project Manager) on: 0121 607 0127 or email: tmohammadali@sutcol.ac.uk.
The Skills for Climate Change project led by
BirminghamMetropolitanCollege and funded by the European Social Fund (ESF). The project was launched on 11th February 2010. Please click below for the PowerPoint presentations for the event.
Birmingham Metropolitan College:
Be Birmingham:
Groundwork West Midlands:
Midlands Architecture and Design:
Neighbourhood Recourse Centre Central England:
North Solihull Partnership:
For more details on the project please contact Tiryfa Mohammad-Ali (Project Manager) on: 0121 607 0127 or email: tmohammadali@sutcol.ac.uk.