Stay ahead of the curve and identify new career opportunities.
Learn the tools and frameworks to implement impactful sustainability initiatives within any organisation.
Connect with leading sustainability experts, mentors, and a community of driven peers.
Our mission is to offer a structured program for professionals and executives who need to understand sustainability strategy, regulation, and implementation — without the fluff. We are committed to fostering a network of collaboration among a select cohort of peers, dedicated to facing environmental challenges and opportunities head-on.
Through a structured curriculum that builds future-proof skills, we aim to offer:
Career Acceleration for Professionals
Elevate your impact – gain the cutting-edge knowledge, tools, and strategic insights to advance your career in climate action.
Network of Climate Champions
Build relationships, share insights and unlock new opportunities for collaboration in addressing the climate crisis.​ Find answers to your challenges through regular Climate School Talks and other curated events.
Climate Leadership Development
Become a driving force for positive change and develop the skills and vision to lead impactful climate initiatives across any sector.
Meet the Moment: Seize the Opportunity
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The demand for climate-focused expertise is surging – position yourself at the forefront of this rapidly expanding field.​
Actionable Skills for Real-World Impact
Master the in-demand methodologies, reporting frameworks, and communication techniques essential for implementing and scaling climate solutions.​
Modules Breakdown
Week 1:
Foundations
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Sustainability landscape: what's actually changing
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EU regulatory environment (CSRD, PPWR, CSDDD, Green Claims)
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The business case — risks, costs, and opportunities
Week 2: Measurement & Strategy
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Materiality assessment: what matters for your business
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GHG accounting basics
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Climate risk and scenario planning
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Building a sustainability roadmap
Week 3: Innovation for Sustainability
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Design and Innovation frameworks
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Data systems and reporting readiness
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Partnering with climate tech startups
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AI for Sustainable Impact: Fundamentals and Applications
Week 4: Leadership & Implementation
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Change Management for Climate Initiatives
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Governance for Sustainability
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Review your CSR strategy (Corporate Social Responsibility): concepts and frameworks.
Week 5: Communication & Capstone Project
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Practical action plan
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Storytelling for Impact
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Stakeholder Engagement
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Avoiding greenwashing
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Sector-Specific Insights (case studies)
Sessions will be curated by Alina Vasile-Floroaie. Experts from our national and international network will intervene for each session, on the specific topics of each Module.
Who is it for?
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Sustainability managers and officers building or scaling programs
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Executives and board members overseeing ESG and risk
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Operations, procurement, or compliance leads with sustainability responsibilities
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Founders integrating sustainability into their business model
Format & Location
Interactive live sessions, in English (and Romanian), taking place online, or at your companie's headquarters.
Modules spread over 5 weeks, full 1-day sessions.
For in person sessions in Cluj-Napoca, we have partnered with REGUS.
Experiential: case studies, simulations
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Application Deadline
open
Investment
For individuals, participating as natural persons, the program fee is 1350 EURO* (VAT-free), which includes access to all our events (The Climate School Talks) and the peer support network.
Companies wanting to offer this as part of their corporate training should get in touch at info@theclimateschool.eco
*We can offer individual participants the option of covering the fee in 2 instalments, with the last one being paid before the last module of the programme. If you find yourself in financial hardship, don't hesitate to contact us; we will do our best to find a solution for your situation.
* The definitive dates of the course might vary, as we offer a certain degree of flexibility to our participants. We strive to offer the best learning experience and, as a consequence, we might need to postpone the course, if we do not have a critical number of students enrolled in one cohort.