Climate courses for groups

Welcome, this is the start of your climate journey. On this page you can find an overview of all our courses for groups. Where to start is up to you. If you have 4 hours or more (doesn’t have to be in one go of course!) I would start with one of the main courses. These are designed to give you a thorough understanding of the world around you. If you’re looking for something a bit shorter an exercise or deep dive could be just what you’re looking for!

Main courses

Biodiversity (For groups)

Free

A course designed for group learning, exploring the vital role of biodiversity in our world. From rainforests to microorganisms, the course investigates how human activities affect ecosystems. Through discussions, simulations, and group activities, students will uncover the importance of biodiversity and its interconnectedness with our lives.

2 hour
All Levels
EN

Food and Agriculture (For groups)

Free

The Climate Course: Food & Agriculture is an engaging, group-oriented course that examines the complex relationship between food, agriculture, and climate change. Students will participate in interactive discussions, role-plays, and simulations to understand how our food choices and agricultural practices impact the environment. The course emphasizes the importance of sustainable agriculture and food systems in addressing climate challenges.

2 hour
All Levels
EN

Energy (For groups)

Free

This interactive and collaborative group learning experience delves into the diverse world of energy and its impact on climate change. This course encourages students to engage in discussions, simulations, and group activities, exploring various energy sources, their environmental impacts, and their role in the global energy landscape. The course aims to foster a comprehensive understanding of energy's complexity and its critical role in addressing climate change.

4 hour
All Levels
EN

Deep dives

An Inconvenient Truth (For groups)

Free

This interactive group-based course centres around the renowned 2006 documentary, An Inconvenient Truth. This course encourages group discussions, debates, and collaborative learning as students explore the documentary's impact on the global understanding of climate change. Engaging in various group activities, students critically examine the documentary's messages, assess its influence over time, and debate its effectiveness in raising awareness about the climate crisis.

3 hour
All Levels
EN

Nuclear energy (For groups)

Free

The course "Deep Dives: Nuclear Energy (for groups)" offers a deep look into nuclear energy and its impact on the environment. Students will learn about nuclear energy's role in reducing emissions and its importance for a sustainable future. Through podcasts, interactive activities, debates, and discussions, they'll understand the benefits and challenges of nuclear energy. This course encourages critical thinking and discussion about nuclear energy's place in fighting climate change.

3 hour
All Levels
EN

Exercises

TERRA 50: What will Earth look like in 25 years? (For groups)

Free

Explore what 2050 could look like. in Terra 50, you design a passport for this new era. Dive into a future of sustainability and innovation through creative storytelling and research-based optimism.

4 hour
All Levels
English

Databites 1: The Carbon Footprint of Everything (For groups)

Free

In this classroom edition of "The Carbon Footprint of Everything" you and your classmates will uncover how daily activities impact the Earth's carbon footprint. Together, you'll use engaging tools to investigate which actions, from driving to manufacturing, increase atmospheric carbon dioxide. Through group exploration, you'll all learn about smarter choices and collaborative efforts to lower these emissions, moving collectively towards a more sustainable planet.

4 hour
All Levels
English

Databites 2: How bad is flying? (for groups)

Free

The course "Data Bites 2: How Bad Is Flying?" offers an insightful look into the impact of aviation on climate change, focusing on group learning and discussions. You will explore data on greenhouse gas emissions from various transport sectors and engage in exercises to understand the carbon footprints of different travel modes.

2 hour
EN

Behavioural psychology and climate change (For groups)

Free

This engaging, interactive course is designed for group learning. It delves into the psychological aspects of climate change, exploring how our mental processes influence our environmental decisions. Through discussions, group exercises, and collaborative projects, students will discover the psychological barriers to environmental action and learn strategies to overcome them.

3,5 hour
EN

Start debating in the classroom!

Free

In this course, you will find 4 exciting and thought-provoking debates you can do with your group. The course includes an explanation of an accessible debate format and everything else you need to organise and judge the debates. Every debate will take between 1,5 and 3 hours depending on the amount of time you have. We made sure that you can easily adjust the material to fit your needs.

13 hour
All Levels
EN

Elevator pitch

Free

This course teaches the art of persuasive communication through elevator pitches focused on climate change. Students learn to quickly and effectively communicate key messages about climate change to various audiences. The CARBON pitch model that students will use to communicate their ideas was created especially for this course!

2 hour
EN