Are you interested in becoming a LEED professional but you’re not sure if you’re eligible?
Here’s the good news — you are eligible!
Wondering how that’s possible?
USGBC offers two categories of LEED professionals:
LEED in Motion: Residential highlights the numbers, knowledge and resources you need to keep pace with the rapidly growing green homes market. In it, you’ll find key statistics on the size and growth of the green residential market, a deep dive in to LEED for Homes numbers, a close look at the human health aspects of homebuilding, and much more.
Need a quick refresher on green building basics? This is our “Green Building 101” series that we’ll publish throughout the month. We’ll visit topics that form the foundation of our understanding of green building today.
Education @USGBC is the one-stop shop for managing your staff’s professional development and continuing education needs.
LEED is more than a set of requirements, it’s a comprehensive program supported by a suite of tools and resources. With LEED v4, in addition to working on the rating systems, USGBC also focused a great deal of attention on the customer experience. And the development process did not end with LEED v4 being launched. We are still looking for new ways to add support for project teams.
Plan and policy templates
The other day I had the honor of presenting EMSI—a long-time partner of USGBC’s—with a LEED plaque for their 100th LEED-certified building in mainland China and Singapore.
Need a quick refresher on green building basics? This is our “Green Building 101” series that we’ll publish throughout the month. We’ll visit topics that form the foundation of our understanding of green building today.
With 1,961 LEED-registered and -certified projects over 2,000 LEED professionals and the first LEED v4 certified project, Greater China is leading the green building market as the second largest region for LEED in the world outside the U.S. according to our new report, LEED in Motion: Greater China.
“Increasing transparency and scientific understanding around the health impacts of building materials is unquestionably a timely and complex topic.
Prometric is the testing administration company that administers the LEED professional credential exams.
Prometric operates a global test center network with over 8,000 testing sites in 160 countries. That means you can take a LEED professional exam almost anywhere in the world.
This is the most important thing for you to know: Prometric handles all details of your exam administration and scheduling.
Here are the moments when you should interact with Prometric.