Commercial Energy Assessor Diploma

Commercial Energy Assessor Diploma

The course fees cover everything your need to get trained and become a
qualified DEA. Below is a brief overview of what you get.
• A course that can be completed in a short space of time yet fitted around
your current work and other commitments.
• A Blended Learning Course that has been developed and written by a
team of industry experts and approved by the relevant organisations.
• Detailed supporting training materials.
• 6 full days of practical training including the required C&G GOLA exam.
• Live demo assessments on commercial property to build your experience.
• A course that will give you the City & Guilds Non-Domestic Energy
Assessor Award Level 3.
• Telephone and email access to a dedicated tutor and assessor.
• All exam and assessment fees paid for by NCS (no hidden costs).
• A training company that has helped 1,000’s of people from all backgrounds
change direction and have successful new careers.
• NCS training centres are City & Guilds approved and the trainers have
many years of experience, not to mention their extensive qualifications.
• Special CD’s on finding a job and starting your own business.
• NCS receive lots of enquires from individuals and companies looking for
good qualified energy assessors - which can benefit you.
 
STEP 1 - Home Study
This involves some reading and multiple choice questions.
STEP 2 - 6 Days Practical Training:
Days 1 and 2: To introduce candidates to the iSBEM software and to practice
zoning buildings from plans supplied.
To introduce candidates to the construction, glazing, lighting, heating, ventilation
and air conditioning (HVAC) data collection requirements. To practice inputting
data from a real building onto the software (exercise 1).
Day 3: To continue exercise 1, and then to reinforce the knowledge and skills
learnt with another practical exercise: NCS training exercise 2. To distinguish
between level 3 and level 4 Commercial Buildings.
To undertake the City and Guilds Examination for the Soft Skills part of the
qualification. This relates to Unit 1 of the National Occupational Standards for
Building Energy Assessment (Non-dwellings) on Construction, Sale and Rent.
Days 4 and 5: To review the previous period of practical training. To Inspect
a Level 3 commercial property, collect and collate relevant data, prepare the
floor plan and zone the building; input the required data on the software and
produce an EPC. This EPC will be able to be submitted as part of the candidate’s
portfolio requirements.
Day 6: Candidates undertake the GOLA City and Guilds Technical examination
and then prepare for Step 3 of the training programme: the submission of
their portfolio. Information regarding Accreditation, career paths and further
education is discussed.
STEP 3 - Home Study - 3 EPC’s
This module consists of you completing 3 EPC’s in your own time and submitting
them to NCS for assessment.
You’re a Fully Qualified