Free Level 4 Domestic Retrofit Assessment Course in Liverpool. Classes run at The City of Liverpool College - Vauxhall Road, with part-time daytime sessions that fit around other commitments. The course covers how to assess domestic properties for energy efficiency improvements, a growing area of work as the UK moves toward net zero housing. You'll learn to evaluate existing homes, identify retrofit measures, and produce assessment reports. The course takes around one year to complete. A strong foundation for anyone moving into retrofit work.
Who this course is for
This is for learners who wish to gain Award in Domestic Retrofit Assessment
What you will learn
You'll assess domestic properties to identify energy efficiency improvements.
You'll evaluate building fabric, heating systems, and ventilation in existing homes.
You'll understand the principles behind whole-house retrofit planning.
You'll produce retrofit assessment reports to professional standards.
You'll apply relevant standards and guidance used in domestic retrofit work.
You'll identify risks and constraints that affect retrofit decisions.
How you will learn
You'll learn through classroom-based sessions at The City of Liverpool College - Vauxhall Road. Assessment is based on the requirements of the AIM Qualifications Level 4 Award in Domestic Retrofit Assessment. You'll have an initial assessment to confirm this is the right level for you, and the centre will use it to plan your learning.
What you will need to bring
The centre will provide most materials. The City of Liverpool College - Vauxhall Road will confirm anything else you need before you start.
Where next
Jobs you could do
Retrofit Assessor: survey homes and produce energy assessment reports.
Retrofit Coordinator: manage whole-house retrofit projects from start to finish.
Energy Assessor: assess properties for energy performance certificates.
Domestic Energy Advisor: advise households on energy efficiency measures.
Housing Officer (retrofit): support local authority or housing association retrofit programmes.
Sustainability Consultant: advise on low-carbon improvements for residential properties.
What you could study next
Level 5 Diploma in Retrofit Coordination and Risk Management: the next step if you want to work as a qualified Retrofit Coordinator under PAS 2035, the standard used on government-funded retrofit schemes.
Level 3 Award in Energy Efficiency for Older and Traditional Buildings: useful if you work with pre-1919 properties where standard retrofit approaches need adapting.
CABE or RICS membership routes: relevant if you move into surveying or project management within the built environment sector.
