Meteorology training provides learners with a clear and engaging introduction to how the atmosphere works and how weather and climate systems influence our planet. This course explores the science behind clouds, rainfall, storms, climate change and global warming, helping students understand both everyday weather patterns and long-term environmental trends.

You will study how the atmosphere is structured, how heat and moisture move through it, and how clouds form and develop into precipitation. The course also explains the role of the Sun and the wider solar system in shaping weather behaviour on Earth. These topics are presented in a logical, easy-to-follow way that builds scientific understanding without requiring a prior background in physics or environmental science.

An important part of this programme is learning how natural hazards such as storms, flooding, heatwaves and extreme weather events develop. By understanding their causes, learners gain insight into how forecasting works and how societies prepare for and respond to environmental risks. The section on climate change and global warming also provides a balanced and factual explanation of how human activity and natural processes are influencing long-term climate patterns.

This course is ideal for anyone who wants to better understand the world around them, whether for personal interest, academic development or future work in science or environmental fields. The knowledge gained can also help learners interpret weather forecasts more accurately and make informed decisions about travel, work and safety.

On completion, learners receive a free course completion certificate as proof of their achievement. Those who need formal documentation for employment, further education or professional portfolios can also purchase premium certificates and academic transcripts. In addition, all students benefit from 5-star rated learner support available 24/7 via email, ensuring help is always available throughout the learning journey.