Technical Requirements: Participants must have a computer or mobile device with a reliable internet connection to join the remote online training sessions.

Commitment: Participants are expected to fully commit to the entire training program, actively engaging in all activities and assessments for the best learning experience.

The "Introduction to Net Zero" course offers a comprehensive exploration into one of the most pressing challenges and opportunities of our time in achieving a sustainable and equitable future. Designed for professionals and individuals committed to fostering global sustainability, this interactive e-learning experience provides the foundational principles and critical significance of Net Zero.

Participants will explore the science supporting Net Zero, its distinction from carbon neutrality, and the global milestones that have defined the pathway to a carbon-balanced future. The course highlights the vital role of policy frameworks, and collaborative strategies in driving systemic change. It also explores the economic, environmental, and social dimensions of this transition, highlighting the profound opportunities and challenges.

Through real-world examples, such as corporate commitments and government initiatives, this course empowers learners with actionable insights to contribute to meaningful climate action. By emphasizing the importance of emission reductions at the source and the strategic integration of carbon offsetting, participants will gain a comprehensive understanding of the Net Zero concept and its potential to shape a resilient, low-carbon economy.

Ultimately, this course seeks to inspire and equip participants to take an active role in advancing the global Net Zero agenda, fostering a sustainable future for generations to come.

• Understand the Concept of Net Zero: Gain a clear understanding of what Net Zero means and its critical role in addressing climate change.
• Differentiate Between Net Zero and Carbon Neutral: Identify the distinctions between Net Zero and carbon neutrality, including their scope, approaches, and long-term impacts.
• Recognise Scientific and Policy Frameworks: Explore key frameworks such as the IPCC guidelines and the Paris Agreement.
• Examine the Role of Carbon Markets and Offsetting: Understand how carbon markets and offsetting mechanisms contribute to achieving Net Zero.
• Assess Strategic Importance: Evaluate the economic, environmental, and social implications of the transition to Net Zero for corporations, investors, and policymakers.
• Identify Practical Applications: Explore real-world examples and case studies that demonstrate successful Net Zero strategies in action.
• Analyse the Implications of Transitioning to Net Zero: Evaluate the economic, environmental, and social implications of the global shift toward Net Zero, highlighting both opportunities and challenges.