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Sustainable Housing Training Courses

Oct 22 2003

High demand has forced Sustainability Works to run additional training courses on how to meet Housing Corporation sustainability requirements. The courses run for a half day and give participants hands on experience on how to produce a policy, a project report for a specific scheme, to generate an EcoHomes prediction, a Sustainability Toolkit report and a Housing Quality Indicator report.

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The courses are subsidised by the Housing Corporation and are being held in London on the 18th and 28th November, Manchester on the 20th November and Bristol on the December 4th. Cost is £125 + VAT per person. Courses are designed to be attended by:

  • housing association development, regeneration and policy staff
  • local authority officers involved with housing developments
  • architects and other consultants working on housing projects
  • housing developers and contractors

Additional details and registration is available from the Sustainability Works website.

Source: Sustainability Works

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