This exclusive Level 5 Diploma in Environmental Management is open to candidates at all levels, with no entry-criteria to fulfil and no deadlines. Study from home at a pace that suits you, exploring key environmental management concepts over a series of 10 modules:
Unit 1. Environmental Management: An Overview
The course begins with a detailed introduction to environmental management as both a wider concept and a profession. Candidates learn what exactly is meant by the term ‘environment’, while considering ecosystems and the effects of the manmade environment. Additional concepts introduced include the food chain and the food web.
Unit 2. Current Environmental Problems Worldwide
Modul two examines some of the most pressing environmental and conservation issues threatening the world right now. Examples of which include global warming, the growing threat to biodiversity and the possible long-term impact of climate change. Potential measures to combat or even reverse climate change are also discussed.
Unit 3. Strategic Environmental Planning and Management
The importance of long-term planning is discussed in module three, which outlines the objectives and potential scope for environmental planning. The concepts of sustainable development and the sustainable environment are explored, along with tools and techniques for more effective environmental planning and forecasting.
Unit 4. Environmental Management System: Key Features
The key features of the effective environmental management system are examined in module four. Concepts and subtopics introduced include environmental trade shifts, effect measurement, impact assessment reports, environmental accounting, an introduction to the environmental audit, energy efficiency, ISO standards and the PDCA framework.
Unit 5. Environmental Planning & Environmental Law
Candidates then explore the extent to which businesses and members of the public alike are bound by certain rules and regulations regarding pollution and general environmental preservation. Waste management legislation is discussed, along with water management from a legal perspective and more.
Unit 6. Environmental Policy Development
Course module six provides a detailed exploration of environmental policy development, examining several key points to consider when creating and implementing environmental policy. The scope and objectives of an environmental policy are also discussed.
Unit 7. Improving Environmental Performance
The importance of striving for continuous improvement in environmental management is discussed in module seven. Candidates learn how there is always room for improvement and expansion in even the most effective and comprehensive environmental policies, which hold the key to long-term sustainability and conservation.
Unit 8. How to Implement Environmental Policy
The implementation of environmental policy is discussed in the eighth module, which also details some of the most common challenges and threats to successful policy implementation. The role of the environmental manager in establishing objectives, monitoring performance and communicating responsibilities is also examined.
Unit 9. Monitoring Environmental Performance
Module nine outlines the value and importance of continuously monitoring, measuring and evaluating the effectiveness (or otherwise) of environmental performance. Candidates also learn how to carry out an environmental audit and analyse the data collected respectively.
Unit 10. Environmental Performance Report & Review
Concluding the course, module 10 guides candidates through the process of both producing and reviewing essential environmental performance reports. The importance of strategic data analysis is discussed, along with how to clearly and concisely present findings to others using standardised document formats.
This advanced Level 5 Diploma in Environmental Management could position you a step closer to your dream career in environmental preservation and conservation. Whether new to environmental management or already working in the field, an endorsed diploma on your CV could make all the difference. Typical job titles in the field of environmental management include energy auditor, operations manager, PR specialist, sustainability analyst, social scientist, data analyst, project manager and many more besides. Entry-level salaries usually come in around the £20,000 mark, though can exceed £50,000 for more experienced candidates.
Who Should Take This Course?
Oxford Home Study Centre welcomes ambitious learners from all over the world, with no entry-requirements to fulfil and no time-restrictions on our courses. This exclusive Level 5 Diploma in Environmental Management could be the ideal course for:
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Candidates with a passion for sustainability and the environment
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Members of the workforce interested in promotion
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Newcomers looking to secure mid-level positions in the field
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Anyone who owns or manages an environmental or ‘green’ business
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Candidates with strong analytical and problem-solving skills
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Jobseekers looking to boost their CVs and employment prospects
Our courses are open for enrolment throughout the year, so why not start planning for a better future today? Enrol online, or contact the team at Oxford Home Study Centre for more information!
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