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Introduction to LEED Credentialing

Instructor: Fulya Kocak Gin

Earning a LEED credential signifies your deep understanding of sustainable design and construction. If you’re interested in earning a LEED credential but aren’t sure where to start, then this course can help. Join instructor Fulya Kocak Gin as she demystifies the LEED credentialing process, going over the different types of LEED credentials, who each credential is suitable for, and how to prepare for the different credentialing exams. Fulya steps through how to register for your exam, discusses the format and content for key exams such as the LEED Green Associate exam, and shares tips for studying effectively. Plus, she goes over how to maintain your credential once you’ve earned it.

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