The first phase will commence on January 21st.
LOETB is set to get businesses started with a new programme designed to embed sustainability into their everyday practices.
12 modules will focus on the circular economy and environmental management systems.
15 businesses will be taking part, with the first block set to start on January 21st.
Caroline Spollen is with Training Services in LOETB - she says every business will have something to learn:
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