Distinguish Yourself with LEEDs Certification

LEED stands for Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design

LEED is commonly mistaken for LEEDs

Though similiar names, Leeds is a city in West Yorkshire, England. It has no relation to LEED, which is a rating system developed by the US Green Buidling Coucil (USGBC) to distinguish high-performing, sustainable buildings. 

Buildings and development projects can earn LEED certification with the use of LEED Accredited Professionals (LEED APs). To become a LEED Accredited Professional, you must first take the LEED Green Associate Exam.  

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.

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Everblue's Free Learning About LEED section will answer your questions and guide you along the LEED accreditation process.

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