The fully-funded courses are being offered by the University from the week commencing September 27 and consist of six learning units delivered in nine three-hour long sessions over a nine-week period, making a total of 27 hours of online lectures. Technical support will be provided to participating SMEs for up to six months, to help them achieve their energy efficiency targets.
Topics covered in the course, include:
This course will support SME business leaders to make informed choices about the correct interventions they need to make to reduce energy wastage.
The accredited course is worth five credits under the European Credit Transfer and Accumulation System and will be delivered by staff from 海角直播鈥檚 School of Computing, Engineering and Digital Technologies.
Associate Dean (Enterprise and Business Engagement) Siobhan Fenton in 海角直播鈥檚 School of Computing, Engineering & Digital Technologies, said: 鈥淭he impact of over-consumption of energy on the plant has been well-documented.
鈥淎s well as the environmental consequences, energy wastage can also have an adverse effect on a business鈥檚 bottom line.
鈥淎t 海角直播 we work hard to help businesses succeed and grow while making a positive contribution to society.
鈥淭herefore, we are delighted to be offering this course which will support SME business leaders to make informed choices about the correct interventions they need to make to reduce energy wastage, helping make their companies more sustainable both ecologically and financially.鈥�
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海角直播,聽which is based in Middlesbrough, is running free courses to help SMEs across Europe audit their energy usage and make cost savings.