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A comprehensive certification to master IFRS S1 & S2 standards, integrate climate risk into strategy, governance, metrics, and deliver compliant sustainability disclosures. Sustainability & Green Finance Certified ISSB Professional
IFRS S1 & S2 Mastery Build strong foundations in ISSB sustainability and climate disclosure standards. Climate Risk Integration Embed climate risks and opportunities into strategy, governance, and decision-making. Reporting & Compliance Prepare transparent, compliant sustainability and financial disclosures with confidence.
In Certified ISSB Professional, you move beyond theory to practical application of IFRS S1 and IFRS S2. This course equips you to assess climate-related risks and opportunities, integrate sustainability into strategy and governance, and deliver transparent, compliant sustainability disclosures. What you will learn Master ISSB Standards for
Real-World Sustainability Reporting
This program helps professionals understand and apply the ISSB Standards (IFRS S1 and IFRS S2). You’ll learn how to assess climate-related risks and opportunities, align disclosures with global reporting expectations, and implement metrics, targets, and reporting practices that enhance accountability and transparency. Build a clear foundation on ISSB standards and how climate change creates risks and opportunities that affect enterprise value and sustainability disclosures. Understand governance expectations under ISSB—roles of the board and senior management in overseeing climate-related risks and opportunities. Learn how to develop and integrate climate strategy into overall business strategy, ensuring decisions, priorities, and disclosures remain consistent and aligned. Identify and assess physical and transition risks, and learn how organisations evaluate and manage climate-related risk across key processes. Define key indicators and set targets to measure progress, identify gaps, and support consistent ISSB-aligned disclosure of performance. Apply scenario analysis to plan for potential climate impacts and strengthen decision-making and resilience across strategy and reporting. Prepare and present climate impacts, risks, and opportunities in annual reports, aligned with ISSB standards for clarity, consistency, and transparency. Learn how to implement ISSB requirements in practice—aligning processes, controls, and risk management systems to support reliable disclosures. There are 8 modules and 8 lessons in this course
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Module details Metrics and targets What's included 1 lesson
Module details Scenario analysis What's included 1 lesson
Module details Reporting What's included 1 lesson
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What professionals say about this ISSB certification
This course helps you understand and apply the ISSB Sustainability Disclosure Standards—especially IFRS S1 (General Requirements) and IFRS S2 (Climate-related Disclosures). You’ll learn how to structure governance, strategy, risk management, metrics, targets, scenario analysis, and reporting to produce consistent, decision-useful disclosures. Yes. Many organisations prepare early because investors, lenders, customers, and regulators increasingly expect ISSB-aligned climate and sustainability information. The course helps you build readiness, improve disclosure quality, and align with global expectations even before formal requirements apply. No. The program is designed for professionals from sustainability, finance, risk, audit, strategy, ESG, compliance, and operations. We focus on practical understanding and application of IFRS S1/S2—no advanced accounting is required. Yes. The modules are built around how organisations actually prepare disclosures: mapping risks and opportunities, defining metrics and targets, applying scenario analysis, and structuring reporting. You’ll be able to connect disclosures with governance processes and enterprise risk management. Common doubts include: what “material” means for sustainability disclosures, what must be disclosed vs what is optional, and how to connect climate risks to financial impacts. This course clarifies what to report under governance, strategy, risk, and metrics—so you can apply it confidently. The course guides you on selecting relevant indicators, setting targets, and documenting assumptions so your disclosures are consistent and decision-useful. You’ll learn how to identify gaps, improve data reliability, and align metrics with ISSB expectations. Yes. We break scenario analysis into practical steps: choosing scenarios, defining assumptions, linking results to strategy, and communicating impacts in disclosures. You’ll understand how scenario analysis supports resilience planning and climate reporting. ISSB focuses on investor-oriented, decision-useful disclosures and builds on widely used concepts (including governance, strategy, risk management, and metrics). This course helps you understand how to align reporting practices and avoid duplication across frameworks. Yes. After completing the course, you will receive a certificate of completion that can be added to your LinkedIn profile and résumé. It’s useful for demonstrating ISSB literacy and sustainability disclosure readiness. You retain access to the course materials for an extended period after enrollment, so you can revisit the modules when preparing disclosures or updating reporting processes. This helps when requirements, data maturity, or internal processes evolve. Frequently asked questions
What is “Certified ISSB Professional” about?
Is this course relevant if my company is not “mandatory ISSB” yet?
Do I need an accounting, ESG, or sustainability background to join?
Will this help me with practical reporting, not just theory?
What doubts do learners usually have about IFRS S1 and IFRS S2?
How do I know which metrics and targets to disclose?
Scenario analysis feels complex—will I be able to do it after this course?
Does ISSB replace GRI, SASB, or TCFD? How does it connect?
Will I receive a certificate, and can I share it on LinkedIn?
How long will I have access to the course materials?