Perfilado de sección

  • You are ready to start exploring the topics in this course. Each topic will help you build useful knowledge and practical skills that you can apply in everyday life, at work or in your own business. 

    You can learn online and at your own pace, explore practical examples and activities, and check your progress along the way. 

     

    Your learning journey 

    1. Start with the pre self-assessment 
    Before each course, complete a short self-assessment.  

    There are no right or wrong answers and it is not a test! It simply helps you see how familiar you already are with the topic. 

    2. Explore the course 
    Go through the learning content at your own pace. You will find useful information, examples and practical ideas to help you understand the topic and connect it with everyday life and work. 

    3. Complete the activities 
    Try the activities included in the course. They will help you practise and apply your new knowledge and skills. 

    4. Take the post self-assessment and give your feedback on the course
    When you have completed the course, do the post-self assessment self evaluation to check what you have learned. In the same activity, you'll also find a form through which you can provide your feedback on the course and the platform

    5. Earn your badge 
    Your self-assessment, course activities and quiz contribute to your final result. Depending on your score, you can earn a GREENovation digital badge and micro-credential at Intermediate or Advanced level. 

     

    Do I get a Certificate?

    Yes, you can acquire both Badges and a Certificate of Participation by completing the following:

    • Create an account and Log in to the platform
    • Enroll yourself to a course
    • Perform the initial self-assessment
    • Read/ watch all course material (not the optional ones)
    • Do all the quizzes and achieve in each one the passing grade
    • Complete the final self-assessment and course evaluation

    Once you have successfully completed the above, your Badges and Certificate of Participation in the Greenovation e-learning course will be made available for you to download inside each course.

     

    Please note that:

    • You must create an account and be logged in, for the platform to be able to track your progress and issue the certificate. If you start doing the quizzes without being logged in, you will have to redo them in order to get the certificate.
    • The name that will appear on your certificate is the name that you have registered in your Profile, so please remember to check if it matches correctly. If not, you can edit and update it on your Profile page before downloading the certificate.

    Are you an adult educator or trainer? 

    GREENovation also provides additional resources to help you deliver the courses with your own learners. 

    Alongside the online courses, you will find the GREENovation Methodology Handbook, ready-to-use lesson plans, and printable hands-on activities. These resources will help you plan learning sessions, turn course content into practical learning experiences and adapt activities to the needs of your learners. 

    You can use the resources as they are or combine and adapt them to suit your group, your teaching setting and the time available. 

    Explore the course, choose the resources that work for you, and bring GREENovation learning into your classroom or training activities. 

  • Introduction

    This topic supports learners in developing the knowledge and practical skills needed to apply sustainable farming practices in green enterprises. It introduces eco-friendly methods for growing crops, explores the importance of soil health, water management, and reducing pesticide use to protect ecosystems, and explains how environmentally conscious farming decisions can improve crop quality while reducing costs. Learners also explore how to manage and maintain sustainable farming practices over time to support long-term environmental and economic sustainability.

    Learning Objectives

    • Understand the principles of Integrated Pest Management (IPM) and their role in sustainable farming.
    • Identify biological alternatives that can replace chemical pesticides in crop production.
    • Recognise how biodiversity supports natural pest control and strengthens sustainable farming systems.
    • Evaluate the role of ecosystem services in effective and environmentally friendly pest management.
    • Apply IPM principles to make sustainable pest control decisions that protect crops and the environment.

    Informative Video

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  • Introduction

    This topic introduces learners to the role of smart tools and digital technologies in supporting green jobs across sectors such as eco-farming, renewable energy, and eco-design. It explains how technologies including sensors, drones, monitoring systems, and timers improve resource efficiency, reduce waste, and conserve energy and water. Learners also develop the ability to identify where smart technologies can add value and evaluate their contribution to sustainable practices and decision-making.

    Learning Objectives

    • Explain the purpose and function of common smart tools used in green jobs, including sensors, drones, monitoring systems, and timers.
    • Describe how digital technologies contribute to reducing waste, conserving energy and water, and improving operational efficiency.
    • Identify practical applications of smart technologies in sectors such as eco-farming, renewable energy, and eco-design.
    • Evaluate when smart tools are appropriate for addressing sustainability challenges in different work environments.
    • Assess the benefits and limitations of smart technologies in supporting sustainable and resource-efficient practices.

    Informative Video

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  • Introduction

    This topic introduces learners to the principles of sustainable logistics, environmentally responsible packaging, and eco-marketing. It explores how transportation, packaging, and product promotion can be designed to reduce environmental impact, while emphasising the selection of recyclable, biodegradable, and low-waste packaging materials. Learners also gain an understanding of lower-impact distribution methods and ethical marketing practices, including how to communicate environmental benefits transparently and avoid greenwashing.

    Learning Objectives

    • Explain the principles of sustainable logistics and their role in reducing environmental impacts.
    • Identify and compare eco-friendly packaging options, including recyclable, biodegradable, and low-waste materials.
    • Apply strategies for planning simpler and lower-impact distribution and transportation of goods.
    • Recognise the importance of honest environmental communication and distinguish genuine sustainability claims from greenwashing.
    • Evaluate packaging, logistics, and marketing practices based on their environmental sustainability and resource efficiency.

    Informative Video

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  • Introduction

    This topic introduces learners to the fundamentals of green energy, with a particular focus on solar energy systems and their role in sustainable development. It explains how renewable energy sources help reduce environmental impacts and carbon emissions, while presenting the basic operation of solar photovoltaic (PV) systems. Learners are introduced to the main components of a solar PV system—including solar panels, inverters, batteries, and charge controllers—and explore practical applications of solar energy in homes, workplaces, and communities to improve energy efficiency and support the transition to cleaner energy

    Learning Objectives

    • Explain the importance of green energy and its contribution to sustainable development and environmental protection.
    • Identify different types of renewable energy sources, with an emphasis on solar energy systems.
    • Describe the main components of a solar photovoltaic (PV) system, including solar panels, inverters, batteries, and charge controllers, and explain their functions.
    • Recognise practical applications of solar energy in residential, commercial, and community settings.
    • Evaluate how solar energy systems improve energy efficiency, reduce reliance on fossil fuels, and contribute to lowering carbon emissions.

    Informative Video

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  • Introduction

    This topic introduces learners how creative design can contribute to a more sustainable future through innovative practices such as upcycling, eco-friendly material selection, sustainable design, and circular design. By exploring real-world examples, including the sustainable fashion brand Lanius and the Global Organic Textile Standard (GOTS), you will learn how responsible design choices can reduce environmental impact while creating value for businesses and consumers. This module will inspire you to integrate sustainability into every stage of the creative design process.

    Learning Objectives

    • Explain the principles and benefits of upcycling in fashion and craftsmanship.
    • Recognise the importance of selecting eco-friendly materials for sustainable product development.
    • Describe the key concepts of sustainable design and their application throughout a product's life cycle.
    • Distinguish between ecodesign and circular design and understand their different objectives.
    • Identify the role of sustainability certifications, such as the Global Organic Textile Standard (GOTS), in responsible textile production.
    • Evaluate how sustainable design practices can enhance brand value while reducing environmental and social impacts.

    Informative Video

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  • Introduction

    This topic focuses on the practical use of tools and technologies for designing, testing and monitoring green products, services and work processes. Learners are introduced to basic technical procedures, digital and manual tools, and monitoring methods that can support sustainable design and efficient implementation. The unit helps learners build confidence in selecting appropriate tools, following instructions, recording results and improving solutions through evidence-based adjustments.

    Learning Objectives

    • Identify common tools and technologies used for design, production and monitoring in green jobs.
    • Select appropriate tools and methods for simple design, monitoring and problem-solving tasks.
    • Follow basic technical procedures and safety instructions when using tools or equipment.
    • Collect and interpret monitoring information to evaluate performance and identify improvements.
    • Apply technical skills to support sustainable design, resource efficiency and quality control.

    Informative Video

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