LEED Exam Prep Courses

Distinguish Yourself with a LEED Credential

Everblue LEED Exam Prep courses are ideal for anyone seeking LEED Accreditation. Starting with the LEED Green Associate and progressing through the LEED AP Specialty exams, Everblue's LEED exam prep process will help you pass the LEED Exam.

Looking to become a LEED AP? Eligible LEED Green Associates and Legacy LEED APs can register today to pursue a credential in one (or more) of the following areas:

LEED Green Associate - This is the 1st exam everyone must take.

LEED AP Building Design & Construction (New Construction)

LEED AP Existing Buildings Operations & Maintenance

LEED AP Homes

Get Focused! Succeed with Everblue's High Pass Rate

Your success is our mission. Everblue's no-nonsense, "only what you need to know" approach, combined with a professional, high-energy delivery, ensures that you will have an intense learning experience that maximizes your educational investment. Over 90% of Everblue students pass the LEED exam on their first attempt.

If you are...	...then take this course
Just starting out with LEED	LEED Green Associate
Already LEED Green Associate	LEED AP + Specialty	LEED AP EBOM LEED AP BDC LEED AP Homes
A legacy LEED AP	LEED AP + Specialty	LEED AP EBOM LEED AP BDC LEED AP Homes

Benefits of an Everblue LEED Certification Course

Get the edge you need - Pass your LEED exam on the first try.
Save Time: Details exact study plan that gives the best results in the least amount of time.
Learn from certified LEED Professionals.
Learn in "plain language" how LEED certification works.
Learn how to know when you've studied enough.
AIA Approved: Earn CEU Credits.
Everblue is a USGBC Educational Provider.

How do firms approach this investment?

Becoming a LEED Accredited Professional requires both a time and financial commitment. In-house group training programs are developed to meet your specific needs, maximizing productivity and saving up to 50% of the cost per employee. Call 800-460-2575 for pricing and availability.

Trainees are advised to bring their business cards and handle the course as if it is an industry networking event. Among the participants in the courses are developers, investors, building owners, small business owners, and vice presidents from national corporations. Any one of them could be future customers or potential employers.