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Introduction to the GreenStep Professional Project Experience Program
Alex Spilger provides a brief overview of the four week online GreenStep Professional Project Experience Program.
The program provides LEED AP exam candidates with an opportunity to actively work on a LEED registered project, qualifying them to take the LEED AP exam while gaining real-world, hands-on experience. For more information click here.
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