LEED ACCREDITED PROFESSIONAL EXAM PREPARATION COURSE

Single Day LEED Exam Prep

Saturday May 9th or 30

 Registration: Cost: $125 Click to Register

The LEED exams are changing. It will increase in length from two hours to more than four hours. The cost of taking the exam will be significantly higher.

In the future, you will also need to demonstrate prior experience working on a LEED building, not requirement today. The deadline for signing up for the current exam is March 31, 2009 and the last time they will offer the current exam is June 30, 2009.

The course is organized in five 4-hour classes (20 hours) which can be taken in any order, so students can join any time. The course will cost $395.

Dates: Note there will be a rotating schedule so you can start at anytime. Course consists of 5 different sessions which you can take in any order.

Session name and dates offered listed below.

       Materials - May 13th

       Energy - May 14th

       Sites - May 21st

       Water-April 29 or May 26th

       Air - April 15 or 30                              

Times: 5PM - 9PM

Where: 139 West 35th St, 2nd Floor (northside of Macy's and next to all major transportation)

Registration: Cost: $395 Click to Register

Who should take the LEED Exam?
All building professionals — architects, engineers, interior designers — who want to expand their job opportunities should go green now and add the nationally acknowledged LEED AP to their credentials. In addition, lawyers, bankers, appraisers, building owners — should also take our course because consumer demand for green real estate is soaring and so is legislation mandating green-building, offering tax breaks ... and creating the threat of litigation.

Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design (LEED) certification by the US Green Building Council is the true measure of a building's level of sustainability.

The LEED system awards points for green practices and technologies. But strategies and procedures for attaining points are complicated. Therefore the US Green Building Council recommends that project teams include a LEED Accredited Professional, and even awards 1 point just for having a LEED AP.

                                                To obtain LEED certification,
                            you need a LEED AP.

Kristen Bacorn is a LEED AP as well as an experienced expert in green construction. After graduating architecture school. she concentrated on environmental consulting and real estate. Having worked on the construction site of the first green residential high-rise in the country, The Solaire, she is familiar with green technology and its practical applications. Kristen also teaches construction professionals about green technology and facilities management. Please see the Projects page of this site to learn more about Kristen's experience.
To achieve LEED certification for your new construction or renovation, you are welcome to contact Kristen Bacorn to speak about your project. Kristen@GreenEstateConsulting.com

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Finance all the above classes for as little as $10/month.