Trainer Month: Exploring Different Models for Training
Welcome to the first in our series of events for Trainer Month!
Throughout October we'll be gathering online for 'Trainer Tuesdays'. We’ll share best practice and top tips from experienced Carbon Literacy Trainers (CLT), Consultants (CLC) and members of The Carbon Literacy Project team. There will be short presentations from our speakers and a panel discussion with plenty of time to ask questions.
In 'Exploring different models for training' we will be hearing from trainers delivering Carbon Literacy training using different models asking the questions-
- Who pays you for training?
- Who are your audience?
- How do your audience find you?
- What are the opportunities and challenges of this model for training?
After the event, we will compile the resources and tips shared into a handout for attendees.
This event is free of charge for certified Carbon Literacy Consultants (CLC) and Carbon Literacy Trainers (CLT)
To support the work of the Project and the Trainer Network, tickets for Carbon Literacy Facilitators (CLF), informal trainers or those interested in delivering Carbon Literacy are £10 per trainer month event or £30 for access to all events in this series. You'll be sent the joining link for the event, the day before it takes place.
If you have any queries about this event or ticket purchases, please contact clt@carbonliteracy.com
👋 Meet our speakers
Lorraine Finch
Lorraine is the founder and director of LFCP, which is accelerating the cultural heritage sector’s climate and environmental actions through research, knowledge sharing and resource creation.
Lorraine has delivered Carbon Literacy training to Tate, National Library of Scotland, RAF Museum, Standards Programme for Ireland, National Museums Northern Ireland, National Gallery, National Portrait Gallery, Historic England, Institute of Conservation and the American Institute of Conservation.
Lorraine is the founder and Chair of the Institute of Conservation’s Sustainability Group. She is a Director of Climate Museum UK and an accredited conservator of archives, photographs, film and sound.
Pat Glover
Pat brings together 15 years’ experience in scientific research and a further 15 years in education, alongside ongoing projects with local communities, councils and schools, to help develop low‑carbon actions that fit our lives, work and circumstances.
Her Positive Actions for People, Nature and Climate course focuses on the evidence, affordability and practicalities of a range of actions we may be able to take – from the food we eat and how we heat our homes and workplaces, to how we travel and the stuff we buy – while recognising that tackling the climate, nature and equality crises should not be left to individuals alone.
Carbon Literacy is a brilliant way to maximise our impact and scalability, and for this reason, Pat offers a limited number of free places and all course materials are shared. Voluntary donations to help keep training free for others are very welcome.
Sanita Garley
Sanita Garley is Senior Sustainability Manager and Net Zero Lead at B&Q, the UK’s leading home improvement retailer. She leads the development and delivery of B&Q’s Net Zero Plan, driving decarbonisation across operations, supply chain, and commercial strategy to support the company’s long-term climate commitments. With over 20 years of experience in senior commercial and buying roles across major retail categories, Sanita brings a strong commercial lens to sustainability transformation. This enables her to bridge the gap between climate ambition and practical delivery within a large, complex organisation. At B&Q, she oversees carbon management across Scope 1, 2 and 3 emissions, working closely with internal teams, vendors, and industry partners to embed low-carbon thinking and scalable solutions into everyday decision-making. Sanita holds an MBA in Strategic Leadership and is passionate about building carbon literacy that empowers individuals and organisations to take credible, informed action on climate change.