Washington Dc LEED Green Associate Two-Day Classes

Cost: $595^*
^*Early Bird pricing. Regular Price of $645 is effective two weeks prior to the class.

This LEED Green Associate two-day comprehensive class is perfect for you if you are new to LEED, and have done little or no preparation for the exam. It includes a complete review of the LEED rating systems, hundreds of simulated exam questions, worksheets, and strategies for passing the exam. Approved by the American Institute of Architecture (AIA) for continuing education credit.

Class Dates

(Note: All Classes are two days. Each day is 8 Hours from 9AM to 5PM.)

Dec 2-3, 2011George Mason University, 3401 Fairfax Dr., Arlington, VA 22201

Jan 23-24, 2012George Mason University, 3401 Fairfax Dr., Arlington, VA 22201

Mar 7-8, 2012George Mason University, 3401 Fairfax Dr., Arlington, VA 22201

April 16-17, 2012George Mason University, 3401 Fairfax Dr., Arlington, VA 22201

Aug 7-8, 2012George Mason University, 3401 Fairfax Dr., Arlington, VA 22201

Oct 8-9, 2012George Mason University, 3401 Fairfax Dr., Arlington, VA 22201

Class Location

Washington, DC LEED Classes are held at:
George Mason Univ. Arlington Campus
3401 Fairfax Dr
Arlington, VA 22201

If you are traveling by mass transit, the closest stop to the school is "Virginia Square-GMU" on the orange line. For George Mason, classes will be held in Room 317 of the Arlington Original Building. Morning refreshments and lunch will be provided.

Additional Details

When you take this LEED GA Class, we have certificates of completion available to help you meet the eligibility requirements for the new LEED GA and LEED AP v3 exams.

*Improved Pass Rate! Use our strategies to pass your LEED exam on the first try!

*Save Time: Get a detailed study plan for to get the most results in the least amount of time.

*Learn from experienced LEED Accredited Professionals.

*Learn a systematic analysis and breakdown into "plain language" on how LEED certification works.

*Includes: 4 Online Simulated Practice Exams.

*Includes: A LEED Green Associate Handbook.

Cost: $595

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FAQ

Which version of the LEED exam should I take?

If you are not currently a LEED AP, you must first pass the LEED Green Associate exam. This is the tier one exam for any new LEED AP. This is first step before becoming a LEED AP+.

What is the difference between LEED Green Associate (GA) and LEED AP+?

Attaining a LEED Green Associate credential is the first step to attaining a LEED AP+ credential. A LEED Green Associate credential denotes basic knowledge and skill in practicing green design, operations, and construction. Attaining the LEED Green Associate will enable you to join the conversation about LEED and to understand how LEED works and how it impacts your projects or work flow.

A LEED AP credential signifies in-depth knowledge in green building practices and specialization in a particular field such as commercial buildings, homes, etc. There are five specialties: Building Design & Construction, Interior Design & Construction, Operations & Maintenance, Homes, or Neighborhood Development.

What are the eligibility requirements for the LEED Green Associate exam?

LEED Green Associate candidates are required to do ONE (1) of the following:
Option 1: You must be (or have previously been) employed in a sustainable field of work
Option 2: You must be (or have been) involved in a LEED Certification Project
Option 3: You must show involvement in an education program that addresses green building principles.

Will Your Courses help with the eligibility requirements for the LEED Green Associate exam?

Yes! When you take any of our courses, either online or offline, we have certificates of completion available to help you meet the eligibility requirements for the new LEED GA and LEED AP v3 exams.

How do I take the LEED exam?

Individuals must go to the Green Building Certification Institute website at www.GBCI.org and follow the instructions for LEED Professional Credentials. If you are not currently a LEED Green Associate or LEED AP, you must start with the LEED Green Associate credential before progressing to LEED AP.

How do I become a LEED AP?

Individuals in becoming a LEED AP must go to the Green Building Certification Institute website at www.GBCI.org and follow the instructions for LEED Professional Credentials.

It is important to note that all candidates seeking to become LEED Accredited Professionals ("LEED APs") must first take and pass the Tier I exam for LEED Green Associate before taking the LEED AP exam. Once an individual has passed the LEED Green Associate exam, he or she has earned that credential. Individuals may then decide to proceed with taking the Tier II, LEED AP exam. Exams may be taken on separate dates or consecutively in one exam session.

Testimonials

"Took the exam and scored 198! Without your course I would not have passed. In my 20+ years of practice I have attended literally hundreds of seminars and training sessions. Yours was by far the best. Thanks for a job well done." - Dan C.

"I just wanted to thank you for your no-nonsense, direct, this-is-what-you-need-to-pass-the-exam class. I’m the one who was taking the exam today and you’ll be happy to know I passed it. Surprisingly, I scored a 194!!" - Frank S.

"THANK YOU!! I just wanted to let you know I passed the LEED AP yesterday afternoon! Your class really helped me get organized and going on this - I have recommended it to all my newly graduated architect friends. The exam was a snap after your assistance. Best to you both - I hope you hear positively from all your students soon!" - Kathy H.

"I was one of your students who took the 2-day class at J.Calnan & Associates. I just wanted to let you know that I PASSED the exam this morning. I honestly can say I would not have passed without your class. Thank you for everything. I don't know if anyone else informed you, but so far we are 8 for 8 on passing. This is, no doubt, due to your course!" - PAUL B. JR., LEED AP PROJECT SUPERINTENDENT

"I wanted to follow up and let you know that I took and passed the exam on Monday 2/23. Your course was fantastic and very instrumental in helping me study and pass. I have taken a number of review courses and this one was by far the best. I am recommending your course and quick test registration to others in our office. Thanks. " - Raymond F., P.E., PMP ECC

"I just finished my exam - PASSED with a 179. I've had a fever and terrible cold since I left the class on Tuesday so I wasn't sure I'd make it. I loaded up on medicine this morning and just pushed through. I want to thank you so much. Your class was terrific. I wouldn't have passed without your class--thanks again. Oh, I will definitely refer people to your program and will come back myself for the LEED EB class and other programs you offer. Thanks again!!" - Patti B.

"You guys obviously did a good job in the class. I took the test today and passed, 185. I was in your class last week in Jersey City. I did not have the manual – your class was tailored perfect. Practice questions were right on as well. So much for waiting 3 weeks." - Jeff F., P.E.

"I passed the LEEP AP on Saturday! It was REALLY tough but glad it is over! Thank you for all of the great questions in the course handout – they really got me through the exam. I felt everything was covered well in the class – there were very few calculations on my test so that was a good thing! Thank you again!!" - Kristin L.

"I took My LEED AP today and passed with a 181 score! If you guys are interested, I can write a case study thank you letter to your office. Considering I am a fireman that works part time in my brother's restoration company, it is a pretty impressive accomplishment. Taking the exam 5 days after the prep course and having no experience at all and no pre-course studying, I attribute my passing score to your course.Thanks a lot!"
- Samuel P.

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