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Both courses cover exactly the same Level 3 Domestic Energy Assessor syllabus and lead to the same recognised qualification. The training materials, assignments, portfolio requirements and assessment criteria are identical.

The only difference is how the training is scheduled.

The comparison below shows the difference between the two delivery options.

Yes. We offer flexible interest-free payment plans on most of our training courses, making it easier to spread the cost of your qualification.

To secure your place, you'll pay an initial deposit when you book your course. The remaining balance (including VAT) is then divided into two equal monthly instalments.

Your instalments are due on the same date in each of the following two months after your initial payment. For example, if you pay your deposit on the 10th of the month, your remaining payments will be due on the 10th of each of the next two months.

There are no hidden charges or interest when payments are made as agreed. We'll confirm your payment schedule before your course starts, so you'll know exactly when each instalment is due.

If you have any questions about our payment plans or need help choosing the option that's right for you, our team will be happy to assist before you enrol.

No. We believe in transparent pricing, so there are no hidden fees.

The price you see for your course includes your training, learning materials, tutor support, assessment, internal quality assurance (IQA) and the cost of claiming your qualification certificate from the awarding organisation.

There are no separate registration fees, examination fees or certification charges added during your course.

Once you've qualified, you'll usually need to join a government-approved accreditation scheme before you can start producing Energy Performance Certificates (EPCs). The good news is that joining an accreditation scheme is free with almost all major schemes, although you'll be responsible for their ongoing membership or lodgement fees, which vary between providers. Many schemes also include additional benefits such as professional indemnity insurance, public liability insurance, software and technical support as part of their membership packages.

If a course includes any optional extras or third-party costs, these will always be clearly stated before you book, so you'll know exactly what is included with your course.