The Centre for Alternative Technology (CAT) near Machynlleth is offering fully-funded Carbon Literate Certified courses for businesses, community groups, town and councils, social enterprises and other organisations in Powys.
The Centre for Alternative Technology near Machynlleth is offering fully-funded Carbon Literate Certified courses for businesses, community groups, town and councils, social enterprises and other organisations in Powys.Bookable up until the end of 2024, CAT’s Zero Carbon Britain trainers will be welcoming groups from across Powys to take part in this two-part training programme.
The courses will also help participants to become Carbon Literacy Organisations by providing a major step in the training requirements for group members.
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