Retrofit 101 is a tailor-made course designed by The Retrofit Academy for anyone wanting to learn about the fundamentals of whole-house domestic retrofit: the principles, best practices, and why it is important.

This course provides a comprehensive introduction to whole-house retrofit. You’ll gain a full understanding of what’s involved when retrofitting homes, what that work intends to achieve and important advice when starting in the industry. You’ll also learn what to look out for when installing energy efficiency measures in homes.

Advance your career with our Level 2 Certification, designed for tradespeople and professionals seeking in-depth knowledge of external wall insulation (EWI) technology. This course provides industry recognition and a comprehensive understanding of EWI systems, empowering you to confidently approach eco-friendly home renovation projects.

This course is now a required qualification for retrofit assessors and retrofit coordinators working on traditional buildings (pre-1919), and residencies with protected characteristics under the new PAS 2035.

This course is for those interested in becoming a retrofit advisor. Learners will gain detailed knowledge of the retrofit sector and the roles within it, and how to deliver best-in-class retrofit advice.

This course is for those interested in becoming a retrofit assessor. They survey properties and prepare a report according to a retrofit coordinator’s requirements. Learners will be taken through this process in detail.

Retrofit coordinators manage the PAS 2035 process throughout a project. They are critical for ensuring compliance with procurement, specification and delivery of all measures in domestic retrofit projects.

The course equips design professionals to excel in creating effective, energy-efficient designs through imparting knowledge of specialist measures, and navigating the complexities of retrofitting across varied building archetypes.

This course equips you with the core knowledge required to retrofit non-domestic buildings. Developed by some of the UK’s leading experts, it builds an understanding of non-domestic buildings and strategies to improve them by deploying risk-management approaches.