Level 5 Award in Domestic Retrofit Co-ordination and Risk Management

 Course Reference

EEA-ESUS01

 Course Description

Level 5 Award in Domestic Retrofit Co-ordination and Risk Management

The Level 5 Diploma in Retrofit Coordination & Risk Management gives you the knowledge and skills needed to become a Retrofit Coordinator; a crucial new role required by the PAS 2035 standards. It is ideal for built environment professionals looking for a career defining and managing retrofit projects.

Entry requirements
To become a Retrofit Coordinator you need to have a qualification in a built environment subject that is at least Level 3 with a minimum of 12 credits (your credits should be detailed on your certificate). If you hold a university degree relevant to the built environment this would also meet the entry requirements for this course.

Retrofit Coordinators can be currently operating in a wealth of jobs and disciplines. Some of our most recent graduates include:
Asset Manager
Architect
Building Surveyor
Technical Manager
Consultant Engineer
Project Manager

Course Structure:
The course features twelve modules along with a comprehensive case study. Each module features extensive teaching materials, expert presentations, case studies and activities that are designed to give you an in-depth understanding of both theory and practice.

Assessment Methods:
All learners are assigned to one of The Retrofit Academy’s assessors, who will provide guidance and feedback on all of your assignments. All assessors are graduates from the Level 5 Diploma, hand- picked for their experience and expertise.

The course is assessed via:
End of module multiple choice tests
Short written assignments relating to the key learning objectives
A verbal presentation relating to the case study

EEA Course code: EEA-ESUS01
East Sussex College in association with OHMEnergy.co.uk
Level 5 Award in Domestic Retrofit Co-ordination and Risk Management
3A Hampden Retail Park, Eastbourne, East Sussex, BN23 6QU

 Entry Requirements

To become a Retrofit Coordinator you need to have a qualification in a built environment subject that is at least Level 3 with a minimum of 12 credits (your credits should be detailed on your certificate). If you hold a university degree relevant to the built environment this would also meet the entry requirements for this course.

 Learning Type

Hybrid learning
course is taught through a mix of online and classroom sessions

 Assessment Type

online assessment

 Qualification & Awarding Body

 Additional Info

 Follow-on Progression

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