Food and Drink Sector Training Courses

The Environmental Academy has been appointed as the Sustainability Champions for the National Skills Academy for Food & Drink Manufacturing.

This selection of courses are designed to be applicable to any individual at any level working within the Food and Drink Sector.

Courses include basic inductions through to more advanced environmental practitioner courses.

Courses for the Food and Drink Sector:

• IEMA Approved Associate Certificate for the Environmental Practitioner (NCFE Level 3)
• IEMA Approved CPD Environmental Awareness Award for Business and Industry (NCFE Level 2) Online
• Higher Programme in Business Efficiency for Environmental Sustainability for Construction (ILM)
• Compliance with Environmental Legislation (NCFE Endorsed)
• Introduction to Environmental Management Systems (NCFE Endorsed)
• Introduction to Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA) (NCFE Endorsed)
• Advanced Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA) (NCFE Endorsed)
• Energy Champions Online Cours (NCFE Level 2)
• Carbon Footprinting and Energy Management (NCFE Endorsed)
• Internal EMS Auditor Course (NCFE Endorsed)
• Level 1 (NCFE or CIEH) Introductory Certificate in Environmental Awareness
• Level 4 (ILM) NVQ Environmental Management
• Resource Efficiency and Waste Minimisation (NCFE Endorsed)
• Sustainability and Corporate Social Responsibility (NCFE Endorsed)
• Sustainable Procurement (NCFE Endorsed)
• Level 5 (OCR) Health and Safety NVQ

Experience in the Food and Drink Sector

We have a long and succesful history working closely with the Food and Drink industry.

Some examplews of companies we have worked with are below:

• Greggs
• Unilever
• Coca-Cola (Contour Global)
• Mission Foods
• Allied Bakeries
• Tetley's (Tata Global Beverages)
• Refresco
• Kavli
• Food Brands Group
• International Cuisine
• Bettys and Tailors of Harrogate
• Polar Krush
• and many more...

Coming Soon...

An Environmental Awareness course specifically designed for the Food and Drink sector.  We'll take you through all of the key issues facing the sector: packaging, resource efficiency, logistics, energy and water.