Exeter College is proud to support the Eat Your Greens online webinar series, running throughout June and into July. This free, four-part series is brought to you by NOCN Group, in partnership with EducationScape, and builds on the success of their previous Green Skills webinar initiative. 

As part of the Green Skills Advisory Panel (GSAP) offer to colleges, Eat Your Greens is designed to equip tutors, lecturers, careers advisors, and educators with the foundational knowledge needed to deliver renewable construction technologies with confidence. Each session is lunchtime-friendly, CPD-accredited, and rich with practical insight. 

Who Should Attend? 

• FE Colleges & Training Providers 

• Tutors, Lecturers & Curriculum Leads 

• Careers Advisors & Skills Planners 

• Sustainability & Retrofit Champions 

Whether you’re just beginning to explore green curriculum development or looking to deepen your expertise, this series is tailored for educators at all stages. 

About the Webinar: 

Each 45-minute session starts at 12:15pm and focuses on a key pillar of the UK’s green transition: 

• Week 1 (10 June): Introduction to Insulation 

• Week 2 (17 June): Introduction to Solar PV, EV & Battery Storage 

• Week 3 (24 June): Introduction to Heat Pumps 

• Week 4 (1 July): Introduction to Retrofit 

Why Attend? 

• Discover light, mid, and dark green skills solutions from NOCN Group 

• Learn how to embed green technologies into your curriculum or apprenticeship offer 

• Gain real-world insights from leading delivery partners, including: 
  • Exeter College
  • Quantum Group
  • HS Energy
  • SWIFIX Ltd
  • Daikin
  • EWI Pro
  • Installation Assurance Authority (IAA)
  • NOCN
  • Members of the Green Skills Advisory Panel

• Explore a broad portfolio of qualifications, short courses, and online CPD learning 

Supporting a Net Zero Future 

NOCN Group, a leading international education charity, is committed to powering the UK’s transition to a Net Zero economy. Through a robust suite of sustainability-focused qualifications and training, they are helping to shape the workforce of tomorrow. 

By participating in Eat Your Greens, you’ll be helping to bridge the green skills gap and prepare your learners for the jobs of the future. 

Register now and be part of the change! 
Book your free place.