Registered Environmental Practitioner (REnvP)
Knowledge, sustainability, communication, professionalism.
Who can become a Registered Environmental Practitioner?
You can apply for Registered Environmental Practitioner if you are an Associate Member of the IES. You will need to have a minimum of:
At least one year’s full-time relevant work-based experience; and
Equivalent to a Level 5 in the Qualifications and Credit Framework of England, Wales and Northern Ireland (or equivalent knowledge through professional practice).
Candidates need to demonstrate their competence in four key competencies: application of knowledge and understanding of the environment to further the aims of sustainability; active support of the sustainable management of the environment; effective communication and interpersonal skills; and a personal commitment to professional standards, recognising obligations to society, the profession, and the environment.
Candidates can demonstrate their competence either through completing a report or undertaking a Professional Review Interview. Applying through the IES allows you to determine which route suits you. The REnvP information pack gives more detailed information about these routes to help you decide which option to pursue.
The value of a REnvP
- Enhanced employability and greater career prospects
- Recognition of technical expertise and experience
- Professional status and use of the post-nominal REnvP
- Demonstrable commitment to life-long learning through Continuing Professional Development (CPD)
- Access to an active network of environmental technicians, scientists and professionals
- Progression towards Chartered Status, including CEnv and CSci
- Opportunity to strengthen and support employee learning and development
- Raise professional recognition of your organisation
- Boost career satisfaction and demonstrate value of technical employees
- Uphold specialist expertise and competence
- Lead the way in promoting growth and innovation within your sector
- Maintain a highly skilled, trained and valued workforce
- Ensure sustained technical innovation and prosperity across the environmental science sector
- Uphold expertise and knowledge pivotal to the development of scientific and technological research