03 Days Domestic Energy Assessor (DEA) Course

In this comprehensive 3-day course, you’ll engage in full training, complete assignments, participate in interactive case studies, and receive hands-on software instruction to generate an Energy Performance Certificate (EPC) online, guided by our expert trainer.

After the course, you’ll need to finish three additional case studies on your own time. You can use properties you own or those of friends or family to meet the portfolio requirements. We provide continuous support to help you complete your portfolio, which is typically expected to be done within 1-2 weeks, though this can vary between individuals. Upon successful portfolio submission, you’ll earn the qualification and license to start working as a Domestic Energy Assessor.

Why Energy Performance Certificates (EPCs) Matter

EPCs are legally required documents for all homes that are built, sold, or rented and must be prepared by a qualified Domestic Energy Assessor. They are also essential for government schemes like the Energy Company Obligation (ECO), Green Deal, and Renewable Heat Incentive (RHI).

Benefits of Online Training

• Learn from anywhere, whether at home or in the office
• Save time and travel costs
• Achieve the same objectives as traditional classroom training
• Engage with your trainer and ask questions throughout the course
• Access downloadable learning materials for use on your laptop, tablet, or computer

What’s Included in the Course

• Live virtual classroom sessions with a tutor
• Pre-course reading materials
• Training on RDSAP (Methodology) software
• City & Guilds registration and certification
• Real property case study exercises
• Assignments and portfolio assessment
• Software Access for generating EPCs
• Ongoing mentor & technical support

Certifications

You will get your certificate after one week of successfully completing your portfolio. The Domestic Energy Assessor course awards successful candidates the City & Guilds Level 3 Certificate in Domestic Energy Assessment, qualifying them to issue EPCs and participate in the ECO4 scheme.