If you are thinking about a career in environmental management you have probably come across ISEP (formerly IEMA), and NEBOSH. Both are well-known, respected and internationally recognised but they aren’t quite the same. Choosing between them can feel a little overwhelming, so … [Read more...] about ISEP (formerly IEMA) vs NEBOSH – Which Environmental Qualification is right for you
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The Benefits of Environmental Management Systems (EMS)
In today's world, the growing importance of Environmental Management Systems (EMS) cannot be overstated. As we become increasingly aware of the impact of human activities on the environment, it's clear that we can no longer afford to treat Mother Nature like a forgotten potted … [Read more...] about The Benefits of Environmental Management Systems (EMS)
Megatrends and Sustainable Development
What are megatrends! Good question that we’ll take a look at in this blog post in addition to how they relate to environmental management and sustainability. First mention of megatrends The term megatrend was first coined in the early 1980s by futurologist John Naisbitt in … [Read more...] about Megatrends and Sustainable Development
Top Five Tips for Completing Your First ISEP (formerly IEMA) Certificate in Environmental Management Assignment
The ISEP (formerly IEMA) Certificate in Environmental Management (ISEP (formerly IEMA) CEM) is assessed by three end of module assignments. They cover various topics related to the course material in the three modules of the course. The assignments are marked by the training … [Read more...] about Top Five Tips for Completing Your First ISEP (formerly IEMA) Certificate in Environmental Management Assignment
Study Technique – Try Mind Mapping!
I wondered what I could cover for this blog post and decided on a pet topic of mine over the years – mind mapping! This is a technique that can be used in multiple circumstances, such as when trying to organise thoughts while answering an exam question, an assignment question, or … [Read more...] about Study Technique – Try Mind Mapping!