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CSRD 2026 Masterclass

Sustainability reporting after the March 2026 Omnibus: who must report and when, the ESRS, double materiality in practice, six real sector cases and a working toolkit.

modules + introduction

sector case studies

5+ hrs

of focused video

7 + 5

worked solutions + Toolkit walkthroughs

with captions

Toolkit

templates + quarterly updates

Status of law: 28 September 2026 · Next update: December 2026

Individual enrolment

Founding price First 100 learners

$210

Regular price $280 · Taxes calculated at checkout where applicable

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All modules, exercises and quizzes

Excel toolkit and memo templates

12 months of quarterly updates

Certificate of completion

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Is your company in scope? The CSRD tests after the 2026 Omnibus

Other rules →

Turnover

€450m

Net turnover test for CSRD scope

Employees

1,000+

The second scope test — both must be met

Simplified ESRS

~61%

Fewer mandatory datapoints in EFRAG’s simplified ESRS advice

First report

FY2027

First reporting year for wave-two companies

What you will be able to do

Eight outcomes, each practised in an exercise.

Decide in minutes whether any EU or non-EU company is in scope, which wave, and which standards and assurance apply.

Explain double materiality precisely, and run an assessment an auditor will accept.

Navigate the ESRS and find the datapoints that matter in your sector.

Build an auditable Scope 1–3 inventory and set targets that meet ESRS E1.

Read any sustainability statement in twenty minutes and see where it is weak.

Design the gap analysis, roadmap and control matrix for a first statement.

Apply the value-chain cap and the VSME standard as a supplier or mid-size company.

Brief a board in ten minutes and write a dated 90-day plan for your role.

Curriculum

An introduction and seven modules.

Every module ends with an exercise that uses a sheet in the toolkit, a worked solution you can check your answer against, a quiz and a five-minute recap.

Intro

Why this course exists, and how to use it

The reporting landscape in 2026 and a map of the path ahead.

Module 1

The regulatory stack after the Omnibus

From NFRD to CSRD, who is in scope now, the timeline, and how CSRD fits with CSDDD, the Taxonomy, SFDR and ISSB.

Module 2

ESRS 1 and 2: double materiality and general disclosures

Impact and financial materiality, the IRO register, and the disclosures every company makes.

Module 3

The environmental standards, E1 to E5

Climate, pollution, water, biodiversity and resource use — with the datapoints that matter most.

Module 4

Social and governance standards; the assessment as a project

S1 to S4 and G1, and how to run a materiality assessment with real stakeholders.

Module 5

Case studies across six sectors

How published statements handle materiality, targets and value chains.

Module 6

The practitioner’s toolkit

Scope checker, IRO register, gap analysis and GHG inventory in one workbook, with step-by-step walkthroughs of each sheet.

Module 7

Putting CSRD to work: your 90-day plan

Readiness memos, board briefings, assurance preparation and a dated plan.

Quarterly

What changed

Short update lessons whenever the rules move — first edition: the simplified ESRS delegated act.

Learn from real statements

Six sectors, read the way practitioners read them.

Energy

When the transition is the business model

Climate as strategy, and biodiversity at sea.

Pharmaceuticals

Ordering a statement by what matters most

Starting with patients, not with datapoints.

Wind

An executive summary auditors accepted

And a footprint led by steel.

Shipping

Explaining a restatement honestly

Why fleet data comes first.

Fashion

Targets across a global supply chain

Materials, wages and what reuse can prove.

Banking

Financed emissions as the main event

And a materiality assessment done across a portfolio.

Cases are discussed using companies’ own public reports. No affiliation or endorsement is implied.

Included

The practitioner’s toolkit.

One Excel workbook, pre-filled with a worked example, so every exercise has a sheet behind it — and you keep it for real projects.

Scope Checker

In or out, which wave, first report year

IRO Register

Scored impacts, risks and opportunities

Materiality Summary

Conclusions by topic, ready for the auditor

Datapoint Tracker

Owners, sources and readiness

Gap Analysis

A readiness heatmap by standard

GHG Inventory

Scopes 1–3 with emission factors

Questions

Before you enrol.

Is the course current after the Omnibus?

Yes. It is built on the amending directive in force since 18 March 2026 and EFRAG’s December 2025 simplified ESRS advice, and it is updated each quarter as the delegated act and national transpositions arrive.

My company is no longer in scope. Is it still useful?

Yes. Large customers and banks still ask for sustainability data, and the course covers the value-chain cap and the VSME standard for companies in exactly that position.

I work outside the EU. Does it apply to me?

Often. Non-EU groups with more than €450m EU turnover and an EU subsidiary or branch above €200m report from financial year 2028, and the course shows how ESRS aligns with ISSB.

Do I need Excel skills?

Basic skills are enough. The toolkit is pre-built; you fill in cells and read the results.

Can my team take it together?

Yes — team licences start at five seats, with progress reporting and one invoice.

Step 1 of the path

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