Bundle: From Sustainability Risk to Financial Reporting — The Four-Part Masterclass Series ( 4 for 3 offer)

Four masterclasses · 12 hours · €800 for the first cohort — standard value €1000

About the Series

Most sustainability training stops at the standard. This series follows the work all the way through: identifying the risks that matter, translating them into financial effects, proving the resulting numbers to an assurance provider, and governing the AI increasingly used to produce them.

Each masterclass stands on its own and can be booked individually. Taken together they form a single progression, delivered by one presenter with a consistent methodology, so the worked examples, evidence standards and terminology carry from one session to the next instead of starting over each time.

The series is designed for teams as much as individuals. Sustainability reporting fails at the handoffs — between sustainability and finance, between finance and audit — and those handoffs improve fastest when the people either side of them have sat through the same sessions.

What Is Included

1. ISSB / UK SRS in Practice: From Sustainability Risk to Financial Reporting — 3 hours. Identify the sustainability-related risks and opportunities that genuinely affect the business, and follow one through to its financial effects and the accounting assumptions it touches.

2. Climate Risk & Financial Reporting — 3 hours. Take physical and transition risk from the risk register into business impact, then into impairment, useful lives, provisions, going concern and estimates.

3. Sustainability Reporting & Assurance Readiness Clinic — 3 hours. Review sustainability information the way an assurance provider will: basis of preparation, evidence, assumptions, judgements, ownership and controls — before the assurance engagement begins.

4. AI & Sustainability: Who Owns the Evidence? — 3 hours. Use AI across sustainability research, analysis and drafting while keeping evidence traceability, human review, audit trail and accountability intact.

Recommended order: 1 → 2 → 3 → 4. Sessions one and two build the connection between sustainability risk and the financial statements; session three establishes the evidence standard those numbers have to meet; session four applies that standard to AI-assisted work.

Series Schedule — First Cohort

Four sessions across two weeks, timed for organisations moving into year-end reporting and planning. Booking the series secures a place in all four.

By the End of the Series

Participants will be able to:

• Identify which sustainability-related risks and opportunities are reportable, and why
• Translate physical and transition risks into business impacts and financial effects
• Recognise where sustainability matters affect impairment, going concern, provisions, useful lives and estimates
• Build and document a basis of preparation that survives assurance
• Assemble an evidence pack and run a pre-assurance readiness review
• Apply proportionate governance and human review over AI-assisted sustainability work
• Challenge inconsistencies between sustainability disclosures and the financial statements

Why This Series Helps Your Career

The scarce skill in sustainability reporting is no longer framework knowledge — it is connectivity. Professionals who can carry a sustainability matter from risk assessment through to a defensible number in the financial statements, and evidence every step, are the ones organisations rely on when auditors, regulators and investors start asking harder questions. This series builds that chain end to end rather than one link at a time.

Further Information

• Delivery Method: Live Online
• Duration: 4 × 3 hours (12 hours total)
• Certificate: Professional Certification for each masterclass, plus a series completion certificate
• Presented by: Jose Hopkins ACA
• Partner: Sustainability by Jose
• Category: Sustainability Services
• Type: Masterclass Series
• Price: €800 introductory (first cohort) · €1000 standard value
• Dates: 29 + 30 October and 5 + 6 November 2026
• Keywords: sustainability reporting series, ISSB, UK SRS, climate risk, sustainability assurance, AI governance, financial reporting