Online Course | Measuring Your Impact
Posted by Liverpool Charity and Voluntary Services (LCVS)
Governance, Training
Environment, Animal
Start date
26/02/2024
End date
08/04/2024
Why do this course?
What will my learning experience be like?
In this online training course, we do our best to recreate the best of the interactive and supportive classroom environment, while offering you the flexibility to learn when and where you want. You will be supported throughout by our expert trainers via Zoom and WildHub.
The course is run over 6 weeks, with an average of 4 hours learning per week. The training combines weekly live teaching sessions and pre-recorded training videos to work from in your own time.
Where can I find out more?
The next online training course in Project Planning for Wildlife Conservation begins on the 26th February - 8th April, 2024. To find out more and sign up, click the link.
Who is providing this training?
WildTeam UK is a not-for-profit charity that designs and delivers training in key skills that help conservationists increase their impact. To date, we have trained nearly 2,000 conservationists from 118 countries.
What people say about the training
"The...course was fantastic. It has…already been a big help with my current project.” Brittany Butler, Conservation Team Leader, Coastal Dry Tropics Landcare Inc.
“I loved how participatory this training was – it really helped me learn!” Anna Heath, Programme and Partner Manager, Synchronicity Earth
"I really enjoyed that this training was flexible and worked with my schedule. It made learning a new skill like this much easier!" Aurora Hood, Plover Rovers
“I find the...approach really user-friendly. The training has given me the skills and confidence to embark on strategy development for wildlife conservation of any sized project.” Dr Nikki Tagg, Head of Conservation, Born Free Foundation
“Having been researching various methods for strategy development, I was excited to come across the...course - I wasn’t disappointed. There was a great balance between theory and the opportunity to apply what you were learning to real-world examples (including our own projects). I have already started thinking about how to use [these] processes in my work.” Heather Gurd, Social Impact Manager, Marwell Zoo
“Very relevant for running a conservation project. The mix of personal study and online group sessions made the courses very flexible, productive and enjoyable. Would thoroughly recommend!” Rachel Cripps, Red Squirrel Field Officer, Lancashire Wildlife Trust
“Learning this way of structuring the strategy development will help me break down my work plans into more manageable tasks.” Alexa Piggott, Research Assistant, Oregon State University
What will I learn?
Previously called Strategy Development for Wildlife Conservation, this training course has been developed with input from experienced practitioners to help conservationists create effective strategies for conservation projects of any type or size.
You will learn how to:
You will need a laptop or mobile to attend the live sessions and view the course materials.