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LEED Green Building Strategies and Green Associate Exam Preparation
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This higher‐education course is an intensive 36‐hour program that provides a comprehensive overview of techniques, approaches, materials and technologies used in creating green buildings and communities. It describes the LEED rating systems and highlights how various strategies can be used to meet LEED requirements. The course provides an excellent preparation for writing the LEED Green Associate exam, as well as meeting the eligibility requirements for that exam.
The course is designed to be interactive and engaging, incorporating multimedia, field trips, guest speakers, and case studies in addition to assignments. Depending on the institution, it is offered in a semester‐long or five‐day format. The course is available in English and French.
Any individuals seeking a better understanding of green building and LEED, or studying for the LEED Green Associate exam. Includes students, architects, interior designers, nonprofit organization representatives, product manufacturers, facility managers, engineers, building owners / developers, industry stakeholders, and real estate agents.
• Describe the need for a green transformation of our built environment • Explain the key components of the LEED rating systems • Describe the overall LEED certification process • Identify concepts and strategies that can be used to meet the requirements of LEED
rating systems • Determine the LEED rating system that applies to various types of green building projects
Level 200, GBCI CE hours not applicable
Varies with the institution
For more information on this course, contact the CaGBC at [email protected]. To find a college or university offering the course near you, check the list of higher education providers on the CaGBC website at www.cagbc.org.
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