Boost your resume and demonstrate your knowledge in sustainability with a Sustainability Specialist Certificate. Certificate activities are adaptable for distance, hybrid, or in-person learning and available in both English and Spanish. Certificates will be sent via email through the Badgr platform, which you can add to your LinkedIn profile and share on social media. Click here to see how it works.
The Sustainability Specialist Certificate is designed for high school students, teachers, and school communities.
The Sustainability Specialist Certificate is designed for high school students, teachers, and school communities.
Complete Sustainability Challenges to Receive Certificate
Through The Earth Day Challenge, you will complete four challenges to learn more about waste, water, transportation, air quality, and energy use to create a conservation campaign! You will identify and propose solutions to excess resource use and communicate conservation strategies with your families, peers, and community.
Challenge 1: People & the Planet |
Challenge 2: Build Your Knowledge on the Environment |
Challenge 3: Create an Earth Day Campaign |
Challenge 4: Launch a Campaign |
Access Sustainability Specialist Certificate Materials
Please complete the form below to access materials.
After submitting this form, you will be redirected to The Earth Day Challenge Portal and receive a welcome email where you will find all details for the Sustainability Specialist Certificate.
If you have any questions or need further assistance, please contact us:
Phone: (415) 507-2181
Email: energizeschools@seiinc.org
If you have any questions or need further assistance, please contact us:
Phone: (415) 507-2181
Email: energizeschools@seiinc.org
"I think there are many opportunities, at a personal, community, and national level for conservation or to combat issues surrounding waste and climate change."
- Rancho Cucamonga High School Student
- Rancho Cucamonga High School Student
"I am really interested in finding many different ways to engage with my community and encourage everyone to do their part - however small it may be - to help restore our climate."
- Terra Linda High School Student
- Terra Linda High School Student
