Here are the learning outcomes for each study unit:

Principles of ISO 14064‑1 and Organizational GHG Inventories

• Understand the scope and objectives of ISO 14064‑1
• Explain organizational greenhouse gas (GHG) inventory requirements
• Identify direct and indirect emissions across organizational boundaries
• Apply principles of transparency, accuracy, consistency, and completeness in GHG inventories
• Recognize the role of ISO 14064‑1 in climate action and sustainability reporting
• Evaluate organizational responsibilities in managing GHG emissions
• Relate ISO 14064‑1 to broader environmental management frameworks

Greenhouse Gas Quantification and Data Management

• Apply recognized methodologies for quantifying GHG emissions
• Interpret emission factors and activity data for accurate calculations
• Assess data quality, reliability, and completeness in GHG inventories
• Manage data collection systems across diverse organizational operations
• Compare international quantification frameworks with ISO 14064‑1 requirements
• Prepare transparent and verifiable GHG data records
• Reflect on ethical implications of accurate GHG reporting

Audit Methodologies and ISO 19011 Guidelines

• Understand the principles of auditing management systems under ISO 19011
• Plan, execute, and report audits effectively
• Collect and analyze audit evidence for compliance with ISO 14064‑1
• Evaluate risks and opportunities within audit processes
• Conduct interviews and gather audit data systematically
• Prepare structured audit documentation to international standards
• Demonstrate impartiality and professional conduct during audits

Verification and Validation of GHG Statements (ISO 14064‑3)

• Apply ISO 14064‑3 principles to verification and validation processes
• Conduct independent verification of organizational GHG inventories
• Assess compliance with ISO 14064‑1 requirements and related standards
• Recommend corrective actions for non‑conformities in GHG statements
• Evaluate organizational performance in GHG management and reporting
• Ensure transparency and credibility through verification techniques
• Reflect on the auditor’s role in supporting climate accountability

Audit Leadership, Team Management, and Reporting

• Demonstrate leadership skills in managing audit teams
• Allocate responsibilities and ensure effective communication during audits
• Prepare professional audit reports that meet international standards
• Apply conflict resolution strategies within audit teams
• Evaluate team collaboration in achieving audit objectives
• Present audit findings confidently to stakeholders
• Uphold ethical responsibilities and impartiality in auditing practice

Practical Application: Case Studies and Audit Simulation

• Apply theoretical knowledge to real‑world audit scenarios
• Conduct simulated audits using ISO 14064‑1 and ISO 14064‑3 frameworks
• Analyze case studies to identify best practices and lessons learned
• Lead end‑to‑end audit processes with confidence
• Evaluate effectiveness of audit strategies in diverse organizational contexts
• Reflect on personal performance to identify improvement areas
• Demonstrate readiness to operate as a professional ISO 14064‑1 Lead Auditor