Lighting


Lighting is a fundamental part of any building project. Building services professionals who are interested in this area will need a sound technical understanding in order to progress. CIBSE Training has a selection of lighting focused courses that will provide you with the knowledge and skills to maintain a sharp outlook on this particular facet of building services.


cibse.org/Lighting-Courses


Project Management


The purpose of project management is to foresee or predict as many dangers and problems as possible. CIBSE Training has developed courses in order for you to learn how to plan, organise and control activities so that your projects are completed as successfully as possible in spite of all the risks.


PROJECT MANAGEMENT COURSES cibse.org/Project-Management


COURSE Mentoring Skills Training Practical Project Management Running Projects Effectively Successful Design Management DATE 01 November 31 July 03 October 18 September STANDARD £310 + VAT | CIBSE MEMBER £280 + VAT


LIGHTING COURSES COURSE


Lighting Design: Principles and Application Lighting: Legislation and Energy Efficiency Emergency Lighting to Comply with Fire Safety Requirements STANDARD £310 + VAT | CIBSE MEMBER £280 + VAT


LOCATION London


DATE 11 December 23 July


08 November 12 July


04 October


LOCATION London


SOFT SKILLS ONLINE LEARNING MODULES


As well as the fundamental technical skills, people’s work ethic, attitude, communication skills, emotional intelligence and other personal attributes, soft skills are also becoming ever more crucial for career success.


CIBSE Training’s Soft Skills programmes support building services professionals become outstanding employees. Discover the available programmes on page 8.


Find out more at cibse.org/Soft-Skills 6 Training Programme 2019


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