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Sustainability & Energy

Skills to Advance Green Skills

GET UP TO SPEED ON ENVIRONMENTAL SUSTAINABILITY

Provided by Solas

How to apply

Apply on the official National Enterprise Hub listing — applications and eligibility are administered by Solas, not Tenderwatch.

Apply on neh.gov.ie

About this support

FET micro-qualifications help employees and employers understand environmental sustainability issues and develop the skills they need to support sustainability in the workplace. These short, accredited programmes cover areas such as sustainable business, resource efficiency, the circular economy, lean tools, sustainability leadership, sustainability reporting and sustainable finance . Delivered locally through the 16 Education and Training Boards (ETBs), the programmes are flexible, highly subsidised and designed to fit around your business.

Who is it for?

Talk to us if you are: A small, medium or large enterprise looking to develop the skills your business needs Looking to improve your approach to environmental sustainability Interested in practical training that can be applied in the workplace Here are all the terms and conditions .

At a glance

Provider
Solas
Type
Sustainability & Energy
Categories
Sustainability & Energy, Education & Training
Industries
Transport & Storage, Retail, Real Estate, Professional Services, Manufacturing, Information Technology, Healthcare, Financial, Energy, Design & Crafts, Construction
Business size
Less than 10 Employees, Between 10-49 Employees

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Auto-imported fromneh.gov.ie. First seen 7 May 2026; last verified 2 November 2026. Always check the official listing on the National Enterprise Hub before applying — eligibility and amounts change without notice.