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Climate Education

Climate literacy that survives contact with the real world — accurate, non-preachy, and built for the room you are actually standing in.

Who it is for: Schools, community groups, membership bodies and organisations who need climate literacy before they need a strategy.

The problem

The problem

Most climate education either terrifies people or bores them. Both produce the same result: nothing changes on Monday. The gap is rarely information. It is the absence of a credible next step that a normal person can take from where they are standing.

How we work it

Think → Believe → Create

Think

We start with what your audience already believes — including the myths. A short diagnostic tells us where the misconceptions and the anxieties actually sit, so we teach into the gap instead of over it.

Believe

Sessions are run as live experiments. We test framings, examples and formats with a first cohort and keep only what measurably shifts understanding and confidence.

Create

You are left with a curriculum you own: facilitator notes, slides, activities and a train-the-trainer path so the programme keeps running without us.

Formats

  • Half-day climate literacy intensive
  • Six-week cohort programme
  • Keynote and Q&A for all-hands or conference
  • Train-the-trainer accreditation

Outcomes

  • Measured shift in climate literacy and confidence, pre and post
  • A curriculum your team owns and can run again
  • A shared vocabulary that makes the strategy conversation possible

Engagements typically run from $5k for a single intensive to $25k for a full programme.

Free · takes 3 minutes

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Not sure where to start your climate journey? Take our free 3-minute diagnostic and get a mini report with practical next steps.

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