4-Day Classroom Domestic Energy Assessor Course | Level 3 DEA Training

Train to become a qualified Domestic Energy Assessor with our City & Guilds-approved Level 3 Diploma in Domestic Energy Assessment, delivered over four intensive days of face-to-face classroom training.

This programme is designed to help you make substantial progress towards completing the qualification within a structured and supportive environment. During the four training days, you will work through the theory, EPC software training and all five domestic property case studies required for your assessment portfolio. Your tutor will guide you through the assessment process, explain the evidence requirements and support you with the portfolio assignments throughout the course.

The classroom format gives you the opportunity to ask questions as they arise, take part in practical exercises and receive immediate feedback from an experienced industry trainer. You will learn how to inspect domestic properties, record the required information, use EPC software accurately and prepare evidence that meets the qualification requirements.

To cover the practical training, case studies, and portfolio support within four days, learners will also need to complete a number of written soft-skill assignments outside the scheduled classroom hours. These may include client letters, written questions, equipment and risk-assessment tasks, and other supporting portfolio evidence. Your tutor will explain each activity clearly and provide guidance so that you know what must be completed between or after the classroom sessions.

Following the training, you will retain access to the SAMS online learning portal and ongoing tutor support while any final evidence, corrections or resubmissions are completed.

Looking for another way to study? Explore our Self-Paced Guided Online Domestic Energy Assessor Course, 3-Day Online Domestic Energy Assessor Course, or 2-Day Weekend Online Domestic Energy Assessor Course.

To achieve your Level 3 Domestic Energy Assessor qualification, you will complete a portfolio containing five domestic property assessments together with the required supporting assignments.

All five property case studies will be completed as part of the four-day classroom programme with tutor guidance. You will also receive classroom support to understand and prepare the remaining portfolio work. However, written soft-skill assignments must be completed outside the normal classroom hours and submitted through the SAMS learning portal.

Your tutor will review your work, provide feedback and support you with any corrections or resubmissions required before the qualification can be completed.

To understand the course content and evidence requirements in more detail, please explore our dedicated Course Syllabus and Portfolio & Assessments pages.