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SSCLAfrica launches Africa-centred green skills e-learning platform, rolls out free course

Sustainability Skills and Careers Launchpad Africa (SSCLAfrica), an African-centred e-learning platform focused on green skills development, has been launched in Nairobi, Kenya, to equip the continent’s workforce for the emerging green economy. The platform was launched at the Green Works 4 Africa Forum and provides online learning opportunities for students, professionals and organisations…

SSCLAfrica launches Africa-centred green skills e-learning platform, rolls out free course

SSCLAfrica, an African-centred e-learning platform focused on green skills development, has launched in Nairobi, Kenya, to equip the continent’s workforce for the emerging green economy. The platform offers online learning opportunities in various sustainability areas, including renewable energy, climate resilience, sustainable finance, circular economy, and green technology.

SSCLAfrica’s courses are designed around African realities, industries, and case studies, aiming to make sustainability education more practical and relevant to professionals across the continent. As part of the launch, the platform introduced a free three-hour course titled “The Green Skills Advantage,” which comprises two modules focusing on Africa’s green transition, workforce readiness, and the integration of ESG principles into various sectors.

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