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A VET organisation is considered ”green” when:

Emphasises vocational training over academic education.

Adopts sustainable practices and behaviours.

Prioritises technology integration in teaching and training.

How can a VET organisation cultivate a green-conscious learning environment that promotes sustainable behaviours among teachers, learners, and staff?

By discouraging discussions about environmental challenges and focusing exclusively on vocational skills.

By fostering a culture of sustainability and promoting environmental awareness.

By implementing strict rules and regulations to enforce sustainable practices.

How can VET practitioners collaborate with stakeholders and the local community to gain support and consensus for implementing green institutional changes?

By making all decisions independently without seeking any external input.

By disregarding the interests and opinions of the local community.

By involving all relevant parties, gathering feedback, and building partnerships.

How can VET organisations develop concrete action plans that effectively emphasize green practices based on the United Nations' SDGs?

By setting measurable targets, defining responsibilities, and establishing clear timelines for implementation.

By prioritising flexibility and avoiding specific guidelines to accommodate all preferences.

By ignoring the SDGs and focusing on short-term goals that align with financial gains.

How can VET teachers/trainers effectively incorporate sustainable principles into their teaching methods to engage learners and foster environmental consciousness?

By using traditional teaching techniques.

By encouraging hands-on learning experiences and real-world applications of green skills.

By focusing on theoretical knowledge.

What are some innovative and interactive teaching approaches that VET teachers/trainers can utilize to connect learners with real-world applications of green skills and practices?

Textbooks.

Lectures.

Technology and digital tools.

What are the essential skills and knowledge that VET teachers/trainers need to deliver effective environmental education and engage learners in promoting sustainable behaviours?

Knowledge of sustainable practices and effective communication and teaching methods.

Technical skills related to vocational training, with no need for environmental knowledge.

Focusing on theoretical knowledge and disregarding practical skills.

How can VET organisations create a culture of sustainability that empowers teachers/trainers to be role models for green-consciousness and promote continuous professional development in environmental education?

By focusing on financial aspects.

By recognising and celebrating the efforts of educators in promoting sustainability.

By implementing strict rules and regulations to enforce sustainable practices among educators.

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