Bright Green Future, CSE's national environmental youth project, is now accepting applications for its fifth and latest cohort of young people.
The £1 million National-Lottery funded scheme, managed by the Communities team at CSE, offers a unique and free year-long curriculum of environmental training for 14-17 year olds from across the UK.
Developing fundmental environmental skills and knowledge is at the very heart of the programme, with every participant given the opportunity to participate in a range of face-to-face and online training, engage with a mentor, and complete a work enquiry in close collaboration with a leading organisation from the environmental or sustainability sector. Crucially, though, with the help of a local project and a 4-day residential summer school, BGF also offers young people the tools and the confidence to put their new training to use in creating a better, greener world.
Over 140 young people have graduated from the BGF programme since 2016.
You can find out more information about the BGF programme on its website, its Twitter, or Instagram.
To make an application, click here. Applications are set to close on the 2th July 2020.
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