How to Become a LEED Green Rater @GreenHomeInstitute

Uploaded April 2025 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago

In this session, we will review all the steps to becoming a LEED Green Rater, including the required Qualified Energy Rater training. This training can be a component of being a LEED Rater and is a required credential for LEED projects.

Join us to get your questions answered and learn the steps, costs, and time it will take to become a LEED Green Rater anywhere in the world.

Learn more and register for the class here
greenhomeinstitute.org/education/leed-for-homes-virtual-green-rater-training

Pending Continuing Education Units
LEED ACCREDITED PROFESSIONAL HOMES (APH)

Lessons Learned.
Understand how the LEED Green Rater maintains their credentials through participating in the LEED Residential v4.1 Integrative Design Process.
Articulate how a LEED Green Rater maintains their credential and ensures projects are on track by participating in the prerequisite LEED Residential v4.1 Preliminary Rating.
Review the basics of successfully engaging with project teams to complete the LEED Residential v4.1 Preliminary Rating.
Know the 10 basic steps to becoming a LEED Green Rater and where to go next to get started.

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