Fulfill All of Your LEED, AIA & WELL CE Requirements in One Place & Without Breaking the Bank!

Are you a LEED or WELL professional and wondering what’s next?

Continuing education is the key to true professional development and there is no shortcut. If you’re looking for quality CE courses, look no further!

Fulfill All of Your LEED, AIA & WELL CE Requirements in One Place!

Learning Hub Membership

Welcome to Learning-hub @ GBRI—your one-stop shop for all your sustainability education needs.
Designed for students, licensed professionals, educators, and companies, Learning-Hub at GBRI offers not only an inexpensive way to achieve your CE hours, but also creates a diverse community, allowing you to network, connect, and collaborate with experts and professionals.
Sign up for a FREE Bronze account and take guesswork out of the equation with a pre-made 6, 15, or 30-hour LEED course package as part of a bronze, silver, or gold membership—or get it all with a platinum membership!
Why wait? Get started today by exploring a membership plan that works for you.

Curated CMP Packages

Take the guess work out of the equation and sign up for our curated CE bundle for LEED Green Associates, LEED APs with Specialty, AIA, and WELL APs. Our curated CE bundles will provide you with all the courses needed to maintain your LEED, WELL, or AIA credentials.

Articles

We all have different learning styles—while some like to learn through audio visuals, others enjoy reading on their favorite device while commuting to work or listening to an audio clip during their exercise. Explore our sustainability articles on a wide variety of topics including LEED, WELL, climate change, Green Building AIA case studies, crypto currencies, and more.

Learning-hub @ GBRI has it all—with articles, audio visuals, and podcasts, we have hundreds of courses to fulfill your learning appetite.

And the best part? You can access our newer courses on your tablet, laptop, or even smartphones, offering complete flexibility for busy professionals. Think and act globally from the comfort of your home or office.

Case Studies

Green Building case studies are a fun way to learn new sustainability concepts through examples. From AIA measures of sustainable design to IGBC, LBC, LEED, and WELL-GBRI case studies, you can view a collection of green building projects from around the world.

Project Controls

Whether it’s a green building project in San Francisco, a refinery project in Houston, or an infrastructure project in New York City, the importance of planning and scheduling is pivotal for the successful implementation and timely completion of projects.

The $1 trillion infrastructure bill passed in Nov 2021 is the largest infusion of federal investment into infrastructure projects in the United States, touching nearly every facet of the American economy. With more projects, come new job opportunities across the board, including the planning sector.

Interested in project controls and how it intersects with sustainability? Join us live online or watch our intro course on-demand about project controls where we discuss the role of scheduling in project management, understand the important of creating a schedule, and analyze how it intersects with the sustainability goals of a project. We will identify scheduling tools and highlight the use of Oracle Primavera P6 as a scheduling tool. Together, we will explore job opportunities in scheduling and discuss advanced GBRI training for project control professionals.

Energy Modeling

Energy modeling or energy simulation is the process of using computer programs to model or simulate the energy performance of buildings or systems within. Green building professionals perform energy-modeling using different programs such as eQuest, carrier HAP, Trace 700, and more, to analyze various energy conservation measures and to make accurate energy-saving decisions on a building. Curious about how it works and whether this is right for you? GBRI has an intro course on Energy Modeling, as well as an advanced course in partnership with energy-models.com.

Join us as presenter Bob Fassbender, LEED AP BD+C, Trace 700 Instructor, and co-founder of Energy-Models, shares the top 14 things all building professionals need to know about energy modeling. We will review everything from “What is energy modeling?” to “What an energy model looks like?” and more. This course also reviews what you can expect is terms of savings and how energy models may help you get your building LEED-certified.

LEED Specific Hours

LEED-specific courses are LEED-centric courses designed and created to enhance your knowledge within the LEED rating system. LEED Green Associates are required to earn 3 LEED-specific hours and LEED Accredited Professionals are required to earn 6 LEED-specific hours within a 2-year reporting period. GBRI has tailored solutions to meet your LEED-specific needs. LEED professionals may earn LEED-specific hours watching self-paced LEED-specific courses for BD+C, O+M, ID+C, ND, or Homes specialties, and/or by participating in GBRI’s LEED project experience program for BD+C specialty.

Have multiple credentials? Register for GBRI’s Platinum membership and earn all the LEED, WELL, and AIA-specific hours you need.

WELL Specific Hours

WELL-specific courses are WELL-centric courses designed and created to enhance your knowledge within the WELL rating system. WELL Accredited Professionals are required to earn 6 WELL-specific hours within a 2-year reporting period. Utilize GBRI’s WELLOPEDIA series to master your knowledge in WELL version 2, along with earning all 6 WELL-specific hours.

Have multiple credentials? Register for GBRI’s Platinum membership and earn all the LEED, WELL, and AIA-specific hours you need.

AIA and HSW Hours

icensed architects must earn continuing education credits each year to fulfill AIA membership requirements, as well as their state license(s). AIA Architect members are required to complete 18 LUs from registered AIA/CES providers each year. Of the 18 LUs, 12 must be in the topic areas of health, safety, and welfare (HSW). AIA requirements can differ from the continuing education requirements of state licensing boards. State requirements may also vary from state to state.

GBRI offers courses approved by AIA and offers a variety of ways to earn continuing education credits that meet your goals and licensing requirements. GBRI’s continuing education courses aim to help you stay competitive by arming you with the tools, techniques, and knowledge you need, while fulfilling your AIA and LEED CE requirements.

Mentorship Program

The architecture/engineering/construction (AEC)industry will experience a prolonged period of sustained expansion as construction activity in the infrastructure, technology, and housing sectors grow to meet the needs of society. This will lead to new and exciting opportunities for professionals at all levels. Will you be ready to move into positions of greater responsibility and further your career?

Our Executive Director and instructor, Michael J. Kaleda, P.E., delivers GBRI’s mentorship program which is designed to put participants on a track to being ready for those opportunities. He is a career program/construction management executive with 40+ years of federal, state, and local government experience, managing military, school, and transportation projects. He has a track record of organizing, leading, and managing teams to execute projects with favorable results. Click here to join the FREE info session.

Workforce and Certification Programs

GBRI is enhancing its existing Sustainability Training Curriculum to develop and implement hands-on sustainability and green building-related technical training, experiential learning, job placement, and supportive services. Each training program will provide a greater understanding of sustainability & green buildings. You will gain a fundamental knowledge of sustainability initiatives, net zero buildings, and green building rating systems, as well as a strong understanding of energy-efficient heating, ventilation, and air conditioning (HVAC) and water heating, building electrification, building envelope-insulation and fenestration, energy-efficient lighting and controls, and renewable energy systems. GBRI offers courses approved by AIA and offers a variety of ways to earn continuing education credits that meet your goals and licensing requirements. GBRI’s continuing education courses aim to help you stay competitive by arming you with the tools, techniques, and knowledge you need, while fulfilling your AIA and LEED CE requirements.