Green Skills for a Green Economy
Chagoury Health Sciences Center Auditorium, LAU Byblos Campus
The Adnan Kassar School of Business invites students, faculty and members of the community to participate in this focused training event. Join us for an insightful half-day session that explores how the transition to a low-carbon economy is changing the world of work — and the skills needed to thrive in it.
In collaboration with Deloitte Middle East, this dynamic and interactive course is designed by Deloitte in collaboration with the Institute of Sustainability and Environmental Professionals (ISEP).
About the event:
Climate change and the global transition to a low-carbon economy are reshaping the world of work and the skills required to succeed within it. Equipping future leaders with the knowledge and competencies needed to address these challenges is essential to ensure resilience, innovation and sustainable growth. In this context, Deloitte Middle East, in collaboration with ISEP (formerly IEMA), is offering the Green Skills for a Green Economy Training Program. This half-day training is designed to raise awareness of sustainability issues and provide university students and professors with the skills and mindset necessary to thrive in the evolving green economy.
Agenda
The training will cover the following key topics:
• What is environmental sustainability?
• Skills needed to respond to the climate emergency.
• Environmental sustainability issues impacting jobs.
• Insights into green skills and emerging career opportunities.