Natural Science

Science is important for solving global issues like economic, social, and environmental challenges, as well as achieving sustainable development. International scientific collaboration is crucial for expanding knowledge and fostering peace, because sustainable development is a collective goal that no single nation can achieve all alone

Biodiversity

Embracing a sustainable relationship with the environment: This is a universal responsibility across professions and we are adopting sustainable career prospect and practices via Research and Development Programs/Courses to tackle challenges such as reducing waste, conserving resources, and implementing eco-friendly operations with aims of full partnerships with companies across spectrum, from start-ups to multinationals and without disregarding government research and implementation bodies to foster the increasing integration of sustainability into their business models. We have equip our institutions with the knowledge of basic and intense trainings in line with some business model courses like:

MBA Programs designed in partnerships with some tops Universities and Business Schools to FOCUS in:

Sustainable Business
Innovative Solutions
Conservation

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Interdisciplinary Approach

The growing recognition of the link between business and biodiversity loss means that an MBA with an environmental focus is increasingly valuable.

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Biodiversity and Business

Understanding the business implications of biodiversity loss, including operational, regulatory, and reputational risks, is crucial for MBA students.

Career Paths

Consulting

Environmental consultants can advise businesses on how to reduce their environmental impact and improve their Sustainability practices.

Corporate Sustainability

Companies are increasingly hiring sustainability managers to develop and implement environmental strategies.

Environmental NGOs

Organizations working on conservation and environmental protection often hire individuals with business skills to manage their operations and fundraising.

Government

Government agencies involved in environmental policy and regulation can benefit from individuals with both business and environmental knowledge.

Entrepreneurship

You can start your own business focused on sustainable products or services, or on conservation efforts.

Key Skills to Develop

Environmental Science:

 Understanding the basics of ecology, biodiversity, and environmental issues is essential.

Business Acumen

Strong analytical, strategic, and leadership skills are needed to manage businesses and projects effectively.

Communication

The ability to communicate complex environmental issues to diverse audiences is crucial.

Project Management

You’ll need to be able to plan, execute, and manage projects related to biodiversity conservation and sustainable development.

Data Analysis

Understanding and interpreting environmental data is important for making informed decisions.

Greening of Vocational Education and Training

PROCESSES, PRACTICES AND POLICIES by our institution which, we are open for full CONSULTATION and IMPLEMENTATION of the whole processes, practices and policies with private and government institutions. The greening of VET is a process that entails aligning training practices and institutional operations of VET institutions with the overall concept of ustainability. It means ensuring that VET programs and qualifications prepare learners with the knowledge, skills, and values necessary to work in sustainable industries. This process is incremental and influenced by digital developments and innovations. The greening of VET reaches into all aspects of an institution’s educational and training activities and could lead to an incremental and systematic change process. LAGA-IVCR applies a whole institutional approach to its peer the greening of VET and it is tailored to the specific characteristics of CoVEs. It is based on the guidelines provided by UNESCO UNEVOC emphasising the importance of integrating sustainability and green skills into all aspects of VET institutions, including policy, planning, curriculum development, teaching and learning, management, and operations. These guidelines also highlight the need for multi-stakeholder engagement and collaboration, including partnerships with industry and social partners (UNESCO-UNEVOC, 2017).

Our Institution LAGA-IVCR has developed some green TVET innovation which can practically turn any country to a TECH-HUB of the world, “Our comprehensive vision aims to empower countries to sustain their environments by promoting sustainable development practices that address climate change and biodiversity. We believe that businesses play a crucial role in this endeavor, and we are committed to fostering innovative solutions that integrate environmental stewardship into their operations. By collaborating with governments, organizations, and communities, we strive to create a resilient future where economic growth aligns with ecological preservation. “This is part of our comprehensive vision to help each countries sustain their environments especially on sustainable development in climate change and biodiversity in business. Greening Technical Vocational Education and Training (TVET) is essential for promoting sustainability across various sectors. Partnerships between our institution LAGA-IVCR with industries and other relevant companies aim to enhance skills and practices that support environmental goals by 2030.

Key Objectives of the Partnership

  • Sustainability Integration: The partnership focuses on integrating sustainable practices into TVET programs, ensuring that future professionals are equipped with the knowledge to address environmental challenges.
  • Skill Development: Emphasis is placed on developing skills relevant to green technologies and sustainable practices, preparing learners for jobs in emerging sectors.
  • Industry Collaboration: Collaborating with various industries allows for the sharing of best practices and resources, enhancing the quality of training provided.

Expected Outcomes by 2030

  • Increased Employment Opportunities: By aligning training with industry needs, the initiative aims to
  • create more job opportunities in green sectors.
  • Enhanced Curriculum: The development of a curriculum that incorporates sustainability principles, ensuring that all trainees are educated on environmental issues.
  • Community Impact: The initiative seeks to positively impact local communities by promoting sustainable practices and creating awareness about environmental conservation.

Challenges and Considerations

  • Resource Allocation: Ensuring adequate resources are available for training programs can be a challenge, requiring strategic planning and investment.
  • Stakeholder Engagement: Engaging all stakeholders, including government, industry, and educational institutions, is crucial for the success of the initiative.
  • Monitoring and Evaluation: Establishing metrics to assess the effectiveness of the training programs and their impact on sustainability goals will be necessary for continuous improvement.

TVET Courses Available

  • Green Economies
  • Green Competencies
  • Green Jobs

As listed above, courses for green TVET include courses on green economies, green competencies, and green jobs. There are also courses on greening TVET institutions and approaches to green competence development.

Courses for green TVET

  • Green Transition – Green Economies, Green Competences and Green Jobs: A course on green economies, green competencies, and green jobs
  • Greening TVET – Approaches to Green Competence Development: A course on approaches to developing green competencies
  • Greening TVET Institutions – Frameworks, Features and Approaches: A course on frameworks, features, and approaches for greening TVET institutions

Skills for a Greener Future: An online course that covers skills anticipation and matching mechanisms, and the role of social dialogue in green competencies

Green TVET skills include:

  • Installing, maintaining, and managing renewable energy systems
  • Sustainable building practices
  • Energy-efficient designs
  • Eco-friendly materials
  • Sustainable farming
  • Water conservation
  • Organic farming
  • Reducing waste
  • Improving energy efficiency
  • Implementing recycling practices

Green TVET Curriculum

Green TVET curricula can be developed by incorporating green skills into existing courses and developing new sustainability and environmental management programs.

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