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Introducing 7 TÜV SÜD’s Funded Sustainability Courses!

Empower your employees with knowledge and skills necessary to account, report and reduce carbon emissions within organisations, based on ISO 14001 and ISO 14064 standards. 

Equip learners with design thinking methods and applications to innovate and achieve sustainability as an end-goal, while balancing organizational, business and sustainability needs.

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Customer Service Excellence for Food Services (Level 1) PWM F&B

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Workplace Safety and Health for Food & Beverage Operation –L2 Progressive Wage Model (PWM)

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WSQ Food Safety Level 1 – Now Available

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