
Apply to become a zero-waste trainer
Apply here for our next Zero Waste Trainer course in Brussels (Online & Onsite). Deadline February 17th! Applicants will be notified of their eligibility for attendance the latest by February 22nd.
The course is based on the Zero Waste Trainer Curriculum and does not tackle zero waste topics themselvs but rather the principles how to teach these topics effectively. The focus will be on adult learners, but the princples used are universal and can be applied also to other age groups.
You can read the impressions of previous participants in English here and here .
Successfully complete the training and apply to become a certified Zero Waste Trainer, opening doors to global recognition, career advancement, and opportunities to earn additional income through conducting zero waste workshops.
The course will comprise of:
Price for the training:
VAT of 22% will be added to the price if the participant pays as a private individual.
The accepted applicant commits to pay 100% of the training fee in advance no later than 28 Feb, 2024.
Travel, accommodation and dinners of the onsite training are not included in the price.
In collaboration with Mission Zero Academy , and Zero Waste Europe, the training will be carried out by the Let’s Do It Foundation (Teeme Ära Sihtasutus), Telliskivi tn 60a/3, 10412 Tallinn, Estonia, Reg. No 90010442, VAT No EE102469361, www.letsdoitfoundation.org , the Full Member of Zero Waste Europe
Kadri Kalle is the education programme manager at Let’s Do It Foundation. She has MSc in environmental sciences, supplemented with basics in educational psychology. She is one of the creators of Zero Waste Trainer curriculum and the authors of Zero Waste Training Handbook .
Anastasiia Martynenko is head of NGO Zero Waste Society (Ukraine), based in Ireland. She is certified Zero Waste Trainer, mentor and facilitator with a wealth of training and managing different zero waste projects for different target groups.
Grete Arro is a researcher in the School of Educational Sciences at Tallinn University. She is one of the creators of Zero Waste Trainer curriculum and the authors of Zero Waste Training Handbook. She has a PhD in educational psychology.
After the training?
Upon meeting all the requirements the participants will receive a Diploma. This will give the possibility to apply for the Zero Waste Trainer Certificate (for a separate fee). Certified Ambassadors and Trainers from all across Europe are listed on the Zero Waste Europe’s expert page . An expert certification will give you confidence in carrying out your mission. It also can advance you in your career. Qualified knowledge in implementing circular economy is increasingly sought after in all sectors and various positions.
Apply here until February 17th!

Katarina Papp
Circular economy expert
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