Green Skills Lab – Insights and Lessons
This factsheet explores the value of the BITC Green Skills Lab model and outlining the lessons learned from the programme.
Green Skills Lab: Insights and Lessons
The Green Skills Lab, delivered in 2023, was Business in the Community’s (BITC) first action-learning programme.
Dr Alex Hope, Deputy Pro Vice-Chancellor of the Newcastle Business School at Northumbria University and North-East Board Member of BITC, acted as an independent observer of the Lab and published the research paper ‘Navigating Towards a Just and Sustainable Future: Evaluating the Impact of the BITC Green Skills Lab’.
This briefing aims to distil findings from the research paper, highlighting insights on the value of the BITC Green Skills Lab model and outlining the lessons learned.
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