About the course
Turn climate ambition into procurement action with the world’s first peer-built Scope 3 Procurement Training. This self-paced e-learning programme walks you through four steps — Understand, Plan, Act, Review — equipping you with the skills, tools, and confidence to cut emissions across your supply chain.
Practical approach
This isn’t theory for theory’s sake. Each module gives you templates, tools, and real case studies you can apply immediately — from embedding carbon criteria in tenders to tracking supplier emissions.
Peer-Reviewed & Proven
Co-created by over 2,000 members of the Scope 3 Peer Group, this training reflects global best practice and works across sectors, geographies, and maturity levels.
For your career
Designed for procurement, sustainability, and supply chain professionals, the course builds capabilities that make you a central player in your organisation’s net-zero transition.
Learning outcomes
Explain procurement’s climate impact
using clear, foundational concepts and real procurement examples.
Identify carbon hotspots
with guided exercises and practical tools to map emissions across categories and suppliers.
Engage suppliers effectively
supported by case studies, scenario exercises, and knowledge checks that sharpen your approach.
Align with climate goals
through interactive planning templates and step-by-step guidance to turn targets into procurement KPIs.
Embed carbon in procurement processes
with downloadable checklists, RfX templates, and sample contract clauses you can use immediately.
Track and verify results
using monitoring frameworks and diagnostic tools to ensure you can measure and communicate impact confidently.
Who is this course for?
This e-learning is designed for anyone responsible for turning climate goals into real supply-chain results.
- Procurement and category managers who want to embed carbon into sourcing decisions
- Supplier relationship managers driving supplier engagement and collaboration
- Contract managers integrating carbon expectations and clauses into agreements
- Net-zero and supply chain leads looking to prioritise Scope 3 action and measure progress
- Sustainability and ESG teams aligning procurement with climate targets
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