Get job-ready climate skills in just 2–3 weeks.

Two practical short courses. Real tools. Real experience. Real confidence.

Registration Closes: January 21, 2026 | Courses Start: January 27, 2026

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Carbon Accounting
Sustainability Reporting & Disclosures

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Choose the practical path that matches your goals.

These short-form courses are designed to help you build skills you can use immediately, whether you’re shifting into climate or leveling up inside your current role.

Registration Closes: January 21, 2026 | Courses Start: January 27, 2026


Carbon Accounting

Learn how emissions are actually measured.

  • Course Description: Learn to calculate and categorize emissions across Scopes 1, 2, and 3, and turn data into actionable reduction strategies.

    • Start Date: January 27, 2026

    • Duration: 4 Weeks

    • Time Commitment: 3–5 Hours/Week

    • Format: Self-paced with Weekly Structure

    • Live Labs & Touchpoints: Optional interactive sessions

    • Certificate: Upon completion

    • Resources: Real data, tools, and templates

    • Community Access: 1-year

    • Understand mandatory climate disclosure requirements across jurisdictions (California, EU, UK, and emerging global standards)

    • Navigate the alphabet soup of frameworks and standards (IFRS, TCFD, GRI, SASB, CDP) and understand how they work together

    • Identify which disclosure requirements apply to your organization based on size, industry, and geography

    • Report material sustainability metrics with credibility and avoid greenwashing risks

    • Align sustainability reporting with financial reporting and investor expectations

    • Respond to increasing stakeholder demands for transparency from investors, customers, employees, and regulators

    • Turn compliance obligations into opportunities for brand differentiation and market leadership

  • After you complete the course, you’ll be able to:

    • Enumerate and categorize emissions sources across Scope 1, 2, and 3 using the GHG Protocol framework

    • Apply the five key principles of GHG accounting (relevance, completeness, consistency, transparency, accuracy) to ensure credible reporting

    • Set appropriate inventory boundaries (temporal, organizational, and operational) for different business contexts

    • Calculate GHG emissions using activity-based data and emission factors across all three scopes

    • Identify the most material emissions categories for different industries using sector-specific guidance

    • Evaluate data collection methodologies and recommend appropriate approaches based on data availability

    • Understand both location-based and market-based methods for Scope 2 emissions reporting

    • Navigate the complete GHG calculation process from boundary setting through reporting and action planning

    • Discuss the limitations of GHG accounting and recognize when to expand beyond carbon metrics

    • Recommend reduction strategies tailored to specific emissions sources and industry contexts

Sustainability Reporting & Disclosures

Learn how companies report climate impact (and what they do next).

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*Get instant access to async course material after registration is completed

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*Get instant access to async course material after registration is completed

  • Course Description: Master the frameworks, standards, and regulations driving global sustainability reporting, and learn how transparency creates business value while managing compliance risk.

    • Start Date: January 27, 2026

    • Duration: 4 Weeks

    • Time Commitment: 3–5 Hours/Week

    • Format: Self-paced with Weekly Structure

    • Live Labs & Touchpoints: Optional interactive sessions

    • Certificate: Upon completion

    • Resources: Real data, tools, and templates

    • Community Access: 1-year

    • Understand mandatory climate disclosure requirements across jurisdictions (California, EU, UK, and emerging global standards)

    • Navigate the alphabet soup of frameworks and standards (IFRS, TCFD, GRI, SASB, CDP) and understand how they work together

    • Identify which disclosure requirements apply to your organization based on size, industry, and geography

    • Report material sustainability metrics with credibility and avoid greenwashing risks

    • Align sustainability reporting with financial reporting and investor expectations

    • Respond to increasing stakeholder demands for transparency from investors, customers, employees, and regulators

    • Turn compliance obligations into opportunities for brand differentiation and market leadership

  • By completing this module, your team will be able to:

    • Explain the three primary drivers of sustainability reporting: risk management & compliance, business value creation, and stakeholder expectations

    • Distinguish between frameworks (TCFD, SDGs), standards (IFRS S1 & S2, GRI, SASB), and regulations (CSRD, SB-253, SECR)

    • Identify which disclosure requirements apply to your organization based on geography, revenue thresholds, and industry

    • Understand the four-step process for corporate sustainability reporting: comply with mandates, identify material issues, follow standards, and report progress

    • Navigate the IFRS S1 & S2 standards and understand their role in creating global baseline disclosures

    • Use materiality assessment tools to identify relevant sustainability topics and metrics for your industry

    • Differentiate between ESG reporting, sustainability reporting, and climate reporting based on scope and audience

    • Report Scope 1, 2, and 3 emissions alongside other environmental metrics (energy, water, waste, ecological impact)

    • Recognize the limitations of reporting without execution and the importance of credible transition plans

    • Leverage sustainability transparency as a strategic differentiator for investors, customers, and talent

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Who You Will Learn With

Core Curriculum Instructors & Industry Expert Speakers

OPF Academy training is delivered by experienced facilitators who advise leading organizations on strategic sustainability actions every day.

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Get a sneak peek at the upcoming asynchronous module content.

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What to expect:

  • 4 week course, designed for flexible scheduling

  • Commit just 3–5 hours per week

  • Self paced learning with a clear weekly structure

  • Live interactive labs plus optional live touch points

  • Industry expert sessions, live and recorded

  • Sharable certificate included upon completion

  • Real data, tools, and templates

  • 1 year FREE access to OPF’s Community and 1,000+ OPFA Alumni

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Who Is OPF Academy For?

We’re on the lookout for professionals and leaders prepared to guide their organizations towards a brighter future.

For Climate Switchers

Break into climate with skills you can show.

  • Build technical skills (fast)

  • Add a portfolio project to your résumé

  • Speak confidently in interviews

  • Learn the tools analysts actually use

For In-Role Upskillers

Do your sustainability work with clarity.

  • Understand Scope 3

  • Improve reporting accuracy

  • Communicate confidently with leadership

  • Apply templates immediately

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Which course is right for me?

  • Sustainability Reporting & Disclosures: Learn to calculate and categorize emissions across Scopes 1, 2, and 3, and turn data into actionable reduction strategies.

    • Start Date: January 27, 2026

    • Duration: 4 Weeks

    • Time Commitment: 3–5 Hours/Week

    • Format: Self-paced with Weekly Structure

    • Live Labs & Touchpoints: Optional interactive sessions

    • Certificate: Upon completion

    • Resources: Real data, tools, and templates

    • Community Access: 1-year

  • Sustainability Reporting & Disclosures: Learn to calculate and categorize emissions across Scopes 1, 2, and 3, and turn data into actionable reduction strategies.

    • Start Date: January 27, 2026

    • Duration: 4 Weeks

    • Time Commitment: 3–5 Hours/Week

    • Format: Self-paced with Weekly Structure

    • Live Labs & Touchpoints: Optional interactive sessions

    • Certificate: Upon completion

    • Resources: Real data, tools, and templates

    • Community Access: 1-year

  • Start with Carbon Accounting (most do): Master the frameworks, standards, and regulations driving global sustainability reporting, and learn how transparency creates business value while managing compliance risk.

    • Start Date: January 27, 2026

    • Duration: 4 Weeks

    • Time Commitment: 3–5 Hours/Week

    • Format: Self-paced with Weekly Structure

    • Live Labs & Touchpoints: Optional interactive sessions

    • Certificate: Upon completion

    • Resources: Real data, tools, and templates

    • Community Access: 1-year

  • Sustainability Reporting & Disclosures: Learn to calculate and categorize emissions across Scopes 1, 2, and 3, and turn data into actionable reduction strategies.

    • Start Date: January 27, 2026

    • Duration: 4 Weeks

    • Time Commitment: 3–5 Hours/Week

    • Format: Self-paced with Weekly Structure

    • Live Labs & Touchpoints: Optional interactive sessions

    • Certificate: Upon completion

    • Resources: Real data, tools, and templates

    • Community Access: 1-year

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