Become ESG Expert the way regulators, investors, and boards actually expect to be.
Environmental, Social, and Governance is no longer a “nice-to-have” or a branding exercise. It has become a core risk, compliance, and decision-making discipline—shaping capital flows, regulatory scrutiny, board accountability, and corporate valuation across the world.

This ESG certification is designed for professionals who want to understand ESG beyond
buzzwords—and apply it practically in risk management, compliance, finance, investigations, and
governance roles.

Why Certified ESG Expert matters today

Across jurisdictions, companies are facing mandatory ESG disclosures, heightened scrutiny of greenwashing and misleading claims, and growing investor pressure on climate risk, supply chains, and governance practices. ESG failures are increasingly resulting in enforcement actions, litigation, financial losses, and long-term reputational damage.
Despite this, many professionals struggle to translate ESG frameworks into practical controls and reliable data, or to view ESG as a source of material financial, legal, and operational risk. Links between ESG disclosures, compliance, audits, and investigations are often poorly understood. This course bridges that gap by turning ESG expectations into clear, practical, and risk-focused insight.

Syllabus for Certified ESG Expert

This module explains what ESG truly means and how it has evolved from CSR into a framework for managing material business risks. It shows why ESG matters to regulators, investors, lenders, and boards, and how ESG factors directly influence financial performance and enterprise risk.

Global ESG regulations and reporting

Participants gain a practical understanding of key global ESG frameworks, including EU CSRD, SFDR, ISSB / IFRS S1–S2, TCFD, and India’s BRSR and BRSR Core. The module focuses on real regulatory expectations and the challenges of cross-border ESG compliance.

Environmental and climate risk

This section covers climate transition and physical risks, carbon accounting across Scope 1, 2, and 3 emissions, and the basics of climate scenario analysis. It also addresses biodiversity, resource use, and common disclosure mistakes that lead to greenwashing concerns.

Social risk and governance

Participants learn how labour standards, human rights, OHS, and supply-chain due diligence create ESG risk, alongside the role of boards, executive incentives, ethics, and anti-corruption controls in effective ESG governance.

ESG risk management and investigations

The final module examines ESG as a source of financial, legal, and reputational risk, explaining ESG ratings, data quality, audit readiness, and key red flags for ESG fraud, misreporting, and investigative review.

How the course is delivered

• Online, self-paced learning
• Clear, structured modules with practical explanations
• Real-world examples, case studies, and checklists
• Designed for working professionals — no academic overload
• You can learn at your own pace, from anywhere.

Certification & assessment

• Online assessment to test practical understanding
• Certification awarded upon successful completion
• Designed to demonstrate applied ESG competence, not just theory

ESG is no longer optional

Whether you work in finance, compliance, risk, audit, or investigations, ESG is now part of your professional reality. This course equips you to understand ESG clearly, apply it practically, and manage it responsibly.

Enroll now and build real ESG competence, not just familiarity.