Lead your organisation to successfully implement ESG practices

Empower yourself as a decision-maker or operator responsible for ESG initiatives within your manufacturing environment. This fully funded 5-week Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) micro-credential equips manufacturers with the understanding and skills necessary to drive practical and meaningful change.

Manufacturing Skills Queensland has partnered with Skills Lab (RTO 45486) to deliver fee-free access to this industry-driven course. With growing stakeholder expectations, regulatory requirements, and potential impacts on organisational reputation and performance, there is an increasing and critical need for organisations to embrace ESG principles.

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Program highlights

Delivered by Skills Lab, this program focuses on:

  • Understanding ESG Principles
  • Navigating the Australian ESG Landscape
  • Implementing ESG Practices
  • Conducting ESG Reporting and Communication
  • Monitoring and Improving ESG Performance

Participants will have the opportunity to apply these competencies in their workplace, enabling them to integrate ESG considerations into their operations effectively.

Why this program matters

In today’s rapidly evolving business landscape, understanding and implementing ESG principles is crucial. This micro-credential offers manufacturers essential tools to:

  • Respond proactively to ‘Net Zero’ requirements
  • Integrate ESG within a sustainable business context
  • Enhance organisational reputation and performance
  • Meet growing stakeholder expectations and regulatory requirements

By aligning your processes with ESG standards, we’re not just enhancing your operations – we’re revolutionising your entire approach to sustainable manufacturing.

Course structure

This micro-credential includes the following sessions:

  1. Understanding ESG Principals (45-min session)
  2. ESG in the Australian Context (45-min session)
  3. Implement ESG practices (Full day workshop)
  4. ESG Reporting and Communications (Full day workshop)
  5. ESG Monitoring and continuous improvement (2-hour session)

This program is fully subsidised for eligible participants.

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Our partner

Manufacturing Skills Queensland has partnered with Skills Lab (RTO 45486) to deliver this micro-credential.

About Skills Lab

Skills Lab (RTO 45486) is a leading provider of industry-focused training and micro-credentials. With a focus on practical, implementable skills, Skills Lab empowers professionals to drive meaningful change.

Investing in industry

The ESG micro-credential is a key component of Manufacturing Skills Queensland’s (MSQ) Annual Training Plan for 2024-25, representing a significant investment in the future of Queensland’s manufacturing workforce.

As part of the $1.36 million allocated to the “Training and skills” priority area, this program addresses critical industry needs by equipping manufacturers with essential skills to navigate the evolving ESG landscape.

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Frequently Asked Questions

The course runs for 5 weeks, with sessions spread out to allow you to apply your learning in real-time to your workplace.

The course includes two 45-minute sessions, two full-day workshops, and a 2-hour session. You’ll need to allocate additional time for assessments and implementing ESG practices in your workplace.

Upon successful completion of the course and its assessments, you will receive a micro-credential certification from Skills Lab.

Assessment is primarily through practical application in your workplace, including implementing ESG practices and completing specific assessments for each module.

You’ll receive ongoing support through the cyber physical training platform, with live, face-to-face instruction and the opportunity to interact with instructors and peers throughout the course.

The course is delivered via Skills Lab’s cyber physical training capability, allowing you to participate remotely from your workplace or home. You’ll need a reliable internet connection and a computer setup conducive to learning.

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