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The course is the recognised qualification for professionals who want to lead whole-house retrofit projects under the PAS 2035 standard. It provides the technical knowledge and practical capability to plan, manage, and evaluate domestic retrofit activity, from assessment and design through to installation and post-completion monitoring. Retrofit Coordinators play a central role in the UK’s journey to net zero, ensuring each project is delivered safely, effectively, and in line with current standards. This qualification opens opportunities in both consultancy and project-management roles across the retrofit supply chain.
This course is designed for individuals with experience in the built-environment, energy, or construction sectors who wish to take on the role of Retrofit Coordinator under PAS 2035. Typical learners include energy assessors, architects, surveyors, retrofit designers, site managers, and other professionals involved in residential energy efficiency or building design.
You’ll normally need either:
Our team can review your qualifications before enrolment and confirm your eligibility.
By purchasing this course, you are also eligible to claim a free place on either Level 2 Award in Awareness of the Principles of Non-domestic Retrofit and PAS 2038 OR Level 3 Award in Introduction to Domestic Retrofit.
This course is delivered by our external partner, Synergy Training Centre.
It is recommended that you spend 57 hours of self-study on this course through the online learner platform.
The qualification is assessed through a blend of knowledge tests, written assignments, and a final case-study presentation. Each module includes multiple-choice questions and short-answer tasks designed to confirm your understanding of both theory and practice. The final assessment consists of a detailed case-study exercise and structured professional discussion with your assessor.
Successful completion leads to the Level 5 Diploma in Retrofit Coordination and Risk Management, the qualification required to register as a Retrofit Coordinator with a UKAS-approved certification scheme and TrustMark.
You will have to complete the course before 30 June 2026.
All course materials will be accessible through the online learner platform, including Historic England's Understanding Historic Buildings - A Guide to Good Recording Practice, BSI PAS 2030:2023 Installation of Energy Efficiency Measures in Existing Dwellings, as well as specification and guidance on BSI PAS 2035:2023 Retrofitting dwellings for improved energy efficiency.
To qualify for this course, you must have either a Level 3 qualification (or higher) in a relevant built-environment discipline, hold a Level 3 (or higher) qualification in the management or supervision of construction and domestic construction projects (plus experience), or equivalent professional experience in housing, building services, or energy efficiency. If you have other formal qualifications or experience in a similar role, then you can discuss this with our course advisors.
After passing this course, you will have gained a Level 3 Award in Energy Efficiency for Older and Traditional Buildings, which will provide a valuable insight for advancing your career and contributing to high-quality, sustainable housing projects. This award will benefit many roles within construction and building management, as well as enhancing your 'green skills' profile.
This course is delivered through a mix of online study and tutor-led workshops.
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