Cambridge for Global Training
Executive Trainer - Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR)

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π’ Calling All CSR & Sustainability Experts! Deliver Our Executive Training in London
Cambridge for Global Training is looking for an experienced freelance trainer to deliver our executive-level professional development course, Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR), live in London.
Help business leaders integrate sustainable practices, ethical leadership, and meaningful community impact into their corporate strategies.
π Job Details
- Location: London, United Kingdom
- Dates: 05 β 09 October 2026
- Schedule: 5 days | 4 hours daily
- Language: English
- Training Fee: Β£1,000 (total for the full 5 days)
π― Key Responsibilities
- Deliver the CSR course in line with approved curriculum and learning objectives.
- Coordinate all course-related activities seamlessly with Cambridge for Global Training.
- Receive and manage shipped training kits, documentation, or equipment.
- Prepare, customize, and update training materials, presentations, case studies, and practical exercises.
- Facilitate interactive discussions, real-world applications, and high-engagement executive sessions.
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π Course Coverage Overview
The trainer must be confident in delivering all 5 core units:
- Unit 1: Understanding Corporate Social Responsibility (Evolution, business case, and global standards)
- Unit 2: Stakeholder Analysis and Issue Mapping (Prioritizing stakeholders and reporting best practices)
- Unit 3: Integrating CSR into Business Strategy (Embedding into corporate culture and functional areas)
- Unit 4: Implementing Effective CSR Strategies (Programme design, NGO partnerships, and risk mitigation)
- Unit 5: Ethical Leadership and Corporate Governance (Governance frameworks and managing ethical dilemmas)


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β Requirements & Preferred Profile
- Experience: Minimum of 10 years of professional experience in CSR, sustainability, corporate governance, ethical leadership, or corporate training.
- Track Record: Proven experience delivering CSR, sustainability, or executive performance training programs.
- Skills: Excellent facilitation, presentation, and stakeholder coordination abilities.
- Availability: Must be physically present in London from 05 β 09 October 2026.
π© How to Apply
Interested candidates are invited to apply by submitting:
- An Updated CV
- A brief summary of relevant training delivery experience
- A list of similar courses delivered previously
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