environmental

BioLogic

Description:

BioLogic is the first carbon balanced EHS consultancy in Ireland.

Which sector do you work in?: 
Trainer
How would you classify your work?
Environment/Conservation
Education /Training/Support
How would you classify the recipients of your service?
Adult Training
Business / Enterprise

ECO-UNESCO's Environmental Education and Curriculum Links Training

This short course explores ways to plan, develop and integrate environmental
education methodologies within different curriculum frameworks and/or in
alignment with specific learning outcomes.

By the end of the training participants will:

  • Be able to identify relevant curriculum links to environmental education activities.
  • Understand how to engage and motivate young people to learning about the environment within different curriculum frameworks.
  • Know how to plan, develop and deliver environmental education activities & link them to a variety curriculum subjects.
  • Be inspired to engage young people in exploring environmental issues through interactive learning and critical thinking.


Who?

Teachers, youth and community leaders, Environmental Awareness Officers and anyone else interested in learning more about environmental education.

Where?
ECO-UNESCO @ The Greenhouse, 17 St Andrew Street, Dublin 2

When?
29 Aug (2012)

Time 10.00am - 3.00pm.

On Demand (special group fee): ECO-UNESCO also runs this course to groups on request; if you are interested please contact us.

How much?
€70 ECO-UNESCO Members, students, unwaged, young people under 25;
€80 Voluntary and Community Sector;
€90 Statutory
Organisation Offer: 2 people from the same organisation pay €100

Loyalty bonus: Those who have previously attended an ECO-UNESCO training can attend this training half price! (offer excludes Leadership & Strategic
Sustainable Development Training)

How do I book?
Contact ECO-UNESCO at training@ecounesco.ie || +353 (0)1 662 5491

ECO-UNESCO's Environmental Education and Curriculum Links Training

This short course explores ways to plan, develop and integrate environmental
education methodologies within different curriculum frameworks and/or in
alignment with specific learning outcomes.

By the end of the training participants will:

  • Be able to identify relevant curriculum links to environmental education activities.
  • Understand how to engage and motivate young people to learning about the environment within different curriculum frameworks.
  • Know how to plan, develop and deliver environmental education activities & link them to a variety curriculum subjects.
  • Be inspired to engage young people in exploring environmental issues through interactive learning and critical thinking.


Who?

Teachers, youth and community leaders, Environmental Awareness Officers and anyone else interested in learning more about environmental education.

Where?
ECO-UNESCO @ The Greenhouse, 17 St Andrew Street, Dublin 2

When?
Date08 Feb / 29 Aug (2012)

Time 10.00am - 3.00pm.

On Demand (special group fee): ECO-UNESCO also runs this course to groups on request; if you are interested please contact us.

How much?
€70 ECO-UNESCO Members, students, unwaged, young people under 25;
€80 Voluntary and Community Sector;
€90 Statutory
Organisation Offer: 2 people from the same organisation pay €100

Loyalty bonus: Those who have previously attended an ECO-UNESCO training can attend this training half price! (offer excludes Leadership & Strategic
Sustainable Development Training)

How do I book?
Contact ECO-UNESCO at training@ecounesco.ie || +353 (0)1 662 5491

ECO-UNESCO's Introduction to Environmental Education: Trends & Developments

What?
This short course introduces the concept of environmental education, what it is and how you can incorporate it into your work using activities developed by ECO-UNESCO.
By the end of the training participants will:

  • Understand what environmental education is
  • Know how environmental education complements teaching as well as engaging the wider public in environmental issues
  • Understand how environmental education complements youth work
  • Be able to apply environmental education in theory and in practice
  • Be aware of the latest trends and developments in environmental education and education for sustainable development

Who?
Teachers, youth and community leaders, Environmental Awareness officers and anyone else interested in learning more about environmental education.

Where?
ECO-UNESCO @ The Greenhouse, 17 St Andrew Street, Dublin 2

When?
Dates 07 Feb / 28 Aug (2012)

On Demand (special group fee): ECO-UNESCO also runs this course to groups on request; if you are
interested please contact us.

How much?
€70 ECO-UNESCO Members, students, unwaged, young people under 25;
€80 Voluntary and Community Sector;
€90 Statutory
Special Offer: 2 people from the same organisation pay €100

How do I book? Contact ECO-UNESCO at training@ecounesco.ie || +353 (0)1 662 5491

South Tipperary Volunteer Centre

Description:

The South Tipperary Volunteer Centres provides a placement service between individuals and groups who want to undertake voluntary activities in South Tipperary.

Which sector do you work in?: 
Community/Voluntary
How would you classify your work?
Volunteerism
Networks of Community/Voluntary Organisations
Education /Training/Support
How would you classify the recipients of your service?
Networks of Community and Voluntary Sector Orgs
Local Community
Volunteers
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