Training and Learning
We provide specialised WGBO in-house training to organisations who want to train large groups of staff.
What are the benefits of in-house training?
In-house training allows you to:
- Train large numbers of staff at a significantly lower per head cost
- Participate in customised training that caters to the needs of your staff and your organisation's business objectives
- Invite and engage with your key clients, suppliers and contractors to ensure you're working together with the same knowledge and understanding of Green Building.
- Learn from the most experienced industry professionals – the WGBO Faculty team and WGBO's staff
- Choose a time and location for training that suits you
- Demonstrate to your clients and stakeholders your commitment to training in sustainability
- In-house training fosters a 'team' approach to WGBO providing an opportunity for team building through learning.
What do we provide?
- Presenter: a member of our highly experienced WGBO Faculty team will be selected, based on their skills, experience and location
- Training materials: we will provide any teaching materials required for the training
- Tailored content: you will have the opportunity to approach WGBO in advance to discuss your organisational training requirements, to ensure that the training provided meets your organisational objectives
- CPD points: any in-house training participant who is involved in WGBO's CPD program will earn WGBO CPD points
What do you need to provide?
- Training venue: this may be your workplace or another appropriate venue as selected by you. Please note when selecting a venue that 'Green Building' venues assist in demonstrating the ethos of green building by providing a practical example of green building design and/or construction.
- List of attendees
- Relevant AV equipment
How much does it cost?
Just mail us to enquiry@wgbo.org.in to get the cost.
WGBO E-learning
Traditional methods of learning i.e class room training / coaching have limitations in terms of time and cost involvement. There is little flexibility for a working person to enhance his learning required for career advancement. Whereas, E-learning mode offers an alternative for those who cannot attend classroom training.
The E-learning is fast becoming popular as it offers following benefits:
It is Cost Effective and Time Saving.
It is easily accessible as per participant's convenience.
It offers continuous assessment of the progress.
WGBO Virtual Learning
Our on-demand learning courses are recordings of previous live sessions. So even if you missed a webinar you can still access all the insights and information.
These courses:
- Feature presentations by industry experts
- Run from 1 to 2 hours
- Award 1 or 2 World Green Building CPD points* which can be claimed as official CPD points by other institutions and affiliations
- Are updated regularly and searchable by topics
- Are categorised by themes including, World Green Buildings, Industry Standards, Social Sustainability, Energy & Carbon, Design, Finance and Case Studies
*You will need to complete the post-course online quiz to release the World Green Building CPD points. On-demand courses that do not earn CPD points are specified.
To view our full on-demand course list follow the link here. You will need to sign into your WGBO account to purchase a course.
WGBO Campaigns
Green building campaigns promote environmentally responsible, resource-efficient, and sustainable construction to combat climate change, reduce energy consumption, and improve occupant health. Major initiatives like World Green Building Week focus on accelerating net-zero, resilient, and sustainable infrastructure to meet global climate goals.
WGBO Dairy / Calendar
WGBO is promoting Green Building at the national level by using various means such as Star Rating, conferences, training programmes, publications, posters, yearly calendar, campaigns, etc. from its inception and added new means from time to time.
WGBO Publication
The purpose of the newsletter of Green Building is to present the very best peer-reviewed research for the sustainable built environment at the building, community, neighborhood and urban scale. As such, the newsletter's coverage includes green building design and construction, community and urban planning, green building policy and developmental studies, building engineering and technological innovation, facilities management, building information modeling, occupant behavior and sustainable landscape development.