Accreditation
City & Guilds
Course Duration
120 Study Hours
Valid for
Never expires
Course Information
The City & Guilds Certificate in Domestic Energy Assessment has been developed as a professional qualification for learners wishing to become an accredited Domestic Energy Assessor (DEA). This qualification has been developed in line with National Occupational Standards and in collaboration with Asset Skills. The qualifications support Government initiatives in providing a competent workforce to meet the requirements of the Energy Performance of Buildings Directive (EPBD). This European directive sets out the need for Energy Performance Certificates (EPC). All homes bought, sold or rented require an EPC, which provides information on how to make domestic building more energy efficient and reduce carbon dioxide emissions. The DEA produces an EPC when a dwelling is sold or rented, using Reduced Data Standard Assessment Procedure (RDSAP) or equivalent approved software.
The aims of this qualification is to meet the needs of candidates who work or want to work as a Domestic Energy Assessor in the property sector and to allow candidates to learn, develop and practise the skills required for employment and/or career progression in the property sector.
Qualification Number: 600/5739/7
Learners must achieve the following units:
Learners may wish to progress on to higher level qualifications in Energy Assessment. Learners may also wish to become a Green Deal Advisor.
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120 hours of supervised or directed study time and assessment, with a completed portfolio of evidence.
Certification
Delegates will be awarded the City & Guilds Level 3 Certificate in Domestic Energy Assessment.
More Details
In the UK we are facing two big problems, rising energy prices and the urgent need to reduce carbon emissions if we’re to reach net-zero by 2050. People are increasingly worried about how they can reduce energy use in their homes to not only save money but take action in the fight against climate change. Retrofit is the best solution to both these issues.
Retrofit is the latest and much-needed trend in reaching net-zero targets. Retrofit refers to any improvement work on an existing building to improve its energy efficiency, making them easier to heat, able to retain that heat for longer, and replacing fossil fuels with renewable energy. Retrofitted homes are better protected against energy price increases as they can generate their own energy and are improved so they actually require less energy too.