The Circular Economy Alliance provides international training frameworks to bridge the green skills gap. Their programmes empower municipal leaders, corporate teams and professionals to implement circular business models in their day-to-day operations.

The courses are 100% online in the form of pre-recorded video sessions written by experts and presented using modern instructional design.

The Erasmus+ project "Circular City Through Educational Circular Economy Methods for Social Enterprises" (CIRC) has produced a free modular toolkit empowering adult educators to teach circular economy principles to marginalised adults at risk of exclusion. It includes a guide and a training format.

CICLO (Boosting the CIrcular eConomy skills of the EU services Labor fOrce) is an e-learning platform. It focuses on upskilling and reskilling long-term unemployed and low-skilled workers by equipping them with circular skills.

Climacy is an Erasmus+ small-scale partnership which promotes environmental education and sustainability. It equips teachers, trainers and educators with the tools to educate students about sustainability, including circularity, and ways to tackle climate change.

TRANSFORM-CE, an Interreg North-West Europe funded project promoting the circular economy in Europe, is pleased to offer educational programmes for primary and secondary schools to learn about the collection, treatment and recycling of plastic waste. Through these educational programmes schools get teaching materials about plastic recycling.

This Handbook for trainers "The circular economy applied to the construction industry" aims to provide trainers with a hands-on approach to circular economy practices in the construction sector. It does so by offering some holistic training material focusing on case studies.

The Erasmus+ project CirThink - Embedding Circular Economy Thinking in Higher Education Institutes (HEI) through University and Industry Partnerships aimed to embed circular economy thinking in HEIs through cooperation between universities and industry.

Following a massive open online course (MOOC) approach, the REFLOW Academy enables stakeholders to enroll in a set of free courses focusing on the circular economy.

The Girls Go Circular Project aims to equip 50 000 schoolgirls aged 14-18 across Europe with digital and entrepreneurial skills by 2027 through an online learning programme about the circular economy.

The BetterGeoEdu project supplies primary teachers with educational material about raw materials, the circular economy and sustainability. BetterGeoEdu uses Minecraft to develop the material.