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Prospect Law’s education and training service brings together our multi-disciplinary team of lawyers, surveyors, insurance and technical advisors.
It enables our clients to access this unique combination of specialist expertise to enhance and develop their own knowledge and skillsets. It allows us to provide critical knowledge and insight across our specialist areas of renewable energy, nuclear energy, insurance and risk management, ESG (environment, social, and governance), and agri-business.
In addition, through our bespoke training service, we design and deliver practical learning outcomes that are tailored to organisations’ specific requirements and training needs.
Our Training Courses
ESG Courses
With ESG now a central focus, organisations must establish a clear and strategic ESG approach. This two-day course simplifies key concepts, providing a framework to understand the fundamental mechanisms and impacts of ESG.
The role and importance of ESG has grown significantly over the last decade. For graduates and new employees, a solid understanding of ESG’s impacts, key drivers, and trends is now essential knowledge.
Many organisations face challenges aligning ESG across all levels. Training plays a critical role in addressing knowledge gaps, enabling staff to support a cohesive ESG culture essential for effective implementation.
Renewables & Environmental Courses
This workshop explores the biodiversity net gain provisions of the Environment Act 2021, including key metrics and implications for commercial planning applications. It also examines the broader governmental and legal responses addressing the biodiversity crisis and the importance of these changes for future business practices.
As environmental law continues to develop, understanding current legislative obligations is crucial. This two-hour course offers insight into significant laws impacting the property sector, addressing key implications and practical considerations for compliance in a rapidly shifting regulatory landscape.
This course covers essential compliance and technical standards for Solar PV systems, including UK (BS), international (IEC), and HSE regulations. Participants gain a holistic overview of the standards required for design and installation, supporting safe and efficient growth in this expanding sector.
Employment Courses
This workshop offers practical guidance on equality and diversity laws, helping organisations create genuinely inclusive environments. Led by a senior employment law specialist, it covers legal requirements, risks, and the tangible benefits of inclusivity for organisations.
Effective dispute prevention is essential for reducing organisational risk. This workshop, led by a senior employment law expert, provides practical strategies for managing and avoiding workplace conflict, helping organisations protect their legal position proactively.
Insurance & Risk Courses
This two-hour course provides essential guidance for business managers on handling insurance claims, focusing on effective initiation and management. Part Two covers practical strategies to streamline the claims process, avoid delays, and improve claim outcomes for your organisation.
Part One of this course helps non-specialists make informed insurance decisions. Learn about the potential influence of broker incentives on coverage recommendations, equipping your organisation to achieve better outcomes when purchasing business or commercial insurance.
Nuclear Courses
This workshop covers key considerations for regulation and licensing, radioactive waste management, decommissioning, and the necessary liability and insurance requirements in the nuclear sector.
This series of five workshops uses the IAEA’s Milestones approach to help countries developing nuclear energy programmes. The framework evaluates policy, strategy, infrastructure, organisations, and financing mechanisms, preparing organisations to establish nuclear power infrastructure effectively.
This workshop focuses on developing policies and strategies for spent fuel, waste management, and decommissioning. It includes IAEA and NEA guidance on strategy, policy implementation, and the competencies needed for successful execution tailored to participant requirements.
This workshop examines the costing and financing of long-term liabilities, such as spent fuel storage and decommissioning. Participants will learn about cost estimation, funding schemes, and investment strategies through international examples, emphasising decommissioning plans for new builds.
This workshop focuses on the legislative framework outlined in Article 19 of the Joint Convention. It explores the allocation of responsibilities across nuclear power programme bodies and examines the roles and responsibilities of waste management organisations (WMOs) through national examples
Participants will learn about the development of near-surface and deep geological repositories for radioactive waste. This workshop covers siting, design, long-term requirements, and stakeholder engagement, with national examples and considerations on timing and financing linked to nuclear power programmes.
This final workshop provides a high-level summary of the previous four sessions, offering delegates the opportunity to review key learnings and engage in a discussion to reinforce the concepts covered throughout the course.
Agri-business Courses
Far too many farmers sign up to contracts without reading the terms, meaning they often get a bad deal and poor value for their farming businesses.
This two-hour workshop provides a real-world guide to understanding and getting better value out of farming business contracts.
