About
The Chartered Institution of Building Services Engineers (CIBSE) received its Royal Charter in 1976 and works to promote the careers of building services engineers. In addition to accrediting courses and work-based learning, they develop and improve pathways to professional Registration and Membership. CIBSE offers a diversity of services, all concentrated8 on maintaining and enhancing professional excellence throughout a career involving hundreds of events, conferences, short CPD courses, online learning and other learning for building services professionals and energy assessors as well as events organized by the CIBSE Regions, Groups and other networks.
Open Courses for Building Services Engineers
CIBSE CPD learning offers an array of one to three-day building services courses from introductory to more advanced levels. Their learning faculty is made up of respected specialists in their areas and CIBSE ensures courses are continually updated to offer training solutions that benefit professionals and organizations alike.
In-House Training Solutions
Every course offered by CIBSE can be delivered at your site for a minimum of six staff members at discounted rates. For organisations training multiple staff this is the most cost effective way to improve staff.
Practical Online Courses
Improved by a collaborative group of key building services consultancies and contractors, CIBSE Online Learning Modules offer a practical, flexible and convenient alternative to classroom courses. Every unit has been peer-reviewed and tested through this group. Each module provides a thorough understanding of an issue with 7 hours of structured learning and a bank of material available for further reading. Assisting interactive elements will help to guide you through the subject matter and ensure you finish the module with an excellent grasp of the subject. End of module quizzes helps ensure information obtained.
London
Greater London
SW12 9BS
United Kingdom
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