IS for Professionals Pathways
A flexible learning pathway to ISAP accreditation for the implementation and assessment of the IS Rating Scheme.
Each IS for Professionals pathway comprises of Core and Standard coursesall of which lead to ISAP accreditation.
The IS for Professionals pathway to ISAP accreditation in Design and As Built rating scheme is described below.
1. CORE Courses
Core courses are mandatory courses and must be completed as prerequisites to Standard modules.
2. STANDARD Courses
Standard courses are short courses that build on theory and provide opportunity for application and deep dives into a specific rating tools.
- IS Planning
- IS v1.2 Design & As Built
- IS Design & As Built including Essentials (previously ISv2.1 D&AB Accreditation)
- IS for Operations
Note: IS Essentials can be completed as a stand-alone training for those who have previously completed Design & As Built.
3. ISAP accreditation
ISAP accreditation is obtained through the successful completion of the ISAP exam.
The exam covers the key components of undertaking an IS Rating.
- ISAP exam
4. Accept your digital badge
- The ISAP digital badge serves as a credible, electronic validation of an individual’s skills, offering a shareable emblem of Infrastructure Sustainability Accredited Professional status. Detailed instructions on how to claim your digital badge will be emailed to accredited ISAPs within four weeks of accreditation or renewal.
- For more information on accepting your digital badge see the short videos linked below.
How to Accept Your Badge on Vimeo
Adding your badge to Outlook on Vimeo
5. ISAP renewal
- To maintain ISAP accreditation, you are required to successfully complete annual reaccreditation.
- Accreditation in the assessment of the IS rating scheme is a transferable skill set and can be taken with you as move through your career.
- The renewal exam covers rulings from the 12 months prior and re-assessing your comprehension of the ISAP resources.
- Maintaining accreditation is the responsibility of the individual.
- Accept and share your digital badge.
- View ISC digital badges
Frequently Asked Questions
- I completed an IS for Professionals course in 2020 and renewed my accreditation in 2021. I want to be accredited in both IS v1.2 and IS v2.1 What course do I need to complete?
- My organisation is undertaking an IS Rating and I need to be the ISAP, which course should I do?
- I am not currently involved in an IS Rating but wish to become an ISAP as part of my professional development.
- I have a question that is not included here
This person is a current ISAP.
Prior to August 2021, the only ISAP accreditation available was IS v1.2
To become accredited in both IS v1.2 and IS v2.1 this person needs to complete IS v2.1 Accreditation only.
You must first complete the CORE IS Rating Skills course.
Then, depending on which version of the Rating Scheme is being undertaken by your organisation, complete the associated STANDARD accreditation course.
You must first complete the CORE IS Rating Skills course.
You can choose to complete one or both accreditation courses.
IS v2.1 D&AB is the newest version of the scheme, stretching outcomes for industry and aligned to the UN’s Sustainable Development Goals.
Contact us via email training@iscouncil.org.
