“This moved me beyond definitions. The modules on portfolio-level ESG integration and company/sector selection gave me a repeatable workflow we could actually use in investment notes and IC discussions.”
Go beyond ESG basics and learn how sustainable investment is applied in real portfolios. Master sustainable investment approaches, materiality assessment, portfolio-level ESG workflows, company and sector evaluation, climate risk scenario analysis, and impact measurement—through case studies, exercises, and practical tools. Certified Practitioner in Sustainable Investment
In Certified Practitioner in Sustainable Investment, you’ll move from awareness to real implementation. Learn how to select strategies, evaluate companies and sectors, integrate ESG data into investment analysis, and build portfolios aligned to investor profiles—supported by case studies, scenario work, and practical tools. Build Applied Skills in
Sustainable Investment
Certified Practitioner in Sustainable Investment is built for professionals who want to move from ESG awareness to real-world application. You’ll learn how to select and implement sustainable investment approaches, evaluate companies and sectors, integrate ESG data into analysis, construct portfolios using investor profiles and metrics, apply climate scenario analysis, and measure impact—while avoiding impact washing. Build the fundamentals of green finance and sustainable investment. Understand key principles, the evolution of sustainable finance, and how materiality connects financial outcomes with ESG performance. Understand how global sustainability agreements influence industries and investment outcomes. Learn to spot risks and opportunities, and evaluate return trade-offs in sustainable investing. Explore the full toolkit of sustainable investment approaches—from ESG integration and screening methods to stewardship and voting—supported by real-world case studies. Strengthen core investment knowledge and apply it to sustainable investor and corporate scenarios. Learn sustainable asset classes and scenario analysis for climate risks. Learn how to align investor profiles with sustainable investment approaches and build a metrics-driven portfolio workflow across ESG and financial performance indicators. Build robust selection criteria for companies and sectors. Learn how to interpret ESG ratings, assess financial performance, and validate data quality through assurance techniques. Learn how to manage sustainable investments credibly and avoid impact washing. Apply impact logic models and measurement frameworks to ensure claims are evidence-based. Master the major sustainability frameworks and how they connect. Learn alignment steps, mapping techniques, and explore a practical case study to understand implementation. Learn practical techniques to measure sustainable investment performance and integrate ESG data into analysis. Build strong controls, audit trails, and documentation standards. Explore international regulations, best practices, and the latest trends shaping sustainable investment management. Review a major case study to understand leading institutional approaches. There are 10 modules in this course
What professionals say about the Practitioner program
This Practitioner program helps you build job-ready capability to analyse, select, and manage sustainable investments. You’ll learn the full toolkit of sustainable investment approaches (ESG integration, screening, thematic, impact, stewardship), plus portfolio construction metrics, climate scenario analysis, and performance measurement. The goal is simple: help you make stronger investment decisions and communicate them clearly to internal stakeholders and clients. It’s ideal for professionals with some exposure to finance, investing, ESG, or sustainability who now need implementation depth— analysts, associates, advisors, compliance/risk teams, corporate treasury/finance, and consultants working on ESG-linked decisions. If you’re expected to evaluate products, support portfolio decisions, or contribute to ESG due diligence and reporting, this level fits. Yes—directly. You’ll learn how to validate ESG data quality, interpret ESG ratings, and assess credibility of claims using impact logic models, contribution vs attribution, and measurement frameworks. You’ll also learn what “good disclosure” looks like across major standards and how to ask stronger due diligence questions. Not mandatory. If you already understand ESG basics and core finance/investing terms, you can start here. If you’re new to ESG and sustainable investing, the Associate level is a smoother entry point—but this program still builds foundations in Module 1. Practical. You’ll work through real-world scenarios (individual and corporate), explore case studies, and learn workflows for portfolio ESG integration, company/sector selection, and documentation. This is designed for implementation—not just definitions. You’ll be able to choose the right sustainable investment approach for a mandate, evaluate companies and sectors using ESG and financial criteria, interpret ESG ratings and data limitations, and build portfolio-level integration workflows. You’ll also be able to apply climate scenario analysis concepts and measure/report performance and impact more credibly. Yes. You’ll learn scenario analysis and stress testing fundamentals for climate, physical, and transition risks—and how to connect outputs to investment decisions and risk conversations. The focus is on investment relevance and application (not climate science). You’ll learn what each framework is used for, how they connect, and how to align and map across frameworks (GRI–TCFD–TNFD–ISSB/IFRS) with a practical approach. This helps you interpret disclosures and build consistent reporting and analysis across markets and stakeholder expectations. Yes. You’ll cover techniques for measuring sustainable investment performance, integrating sustainability KPIs into analysis, and working with structured and unstructured ESG data. You’ll also learn documentation standards, controls, and audit trails to support governance and credibility. You receive a digital certificate after completing the course requirements (learning modules and completion criteria on the platform). You can add it to LinkedIn, your résumé/CV, and internal L&D records. Frequently asked questions