Environment Registration

Environmental registration enables you to stand out from other professionals, demonstrating your commitment to leading the way to a more sustainable future.

Environment Registration

 Environmental registration carries a global reputation for quality and competence, as well as being widely recognised for a high level of knowledge.  

Click to watch the video to the left as Professor Ian Barker CEnv, Hon FSE, FIWater, shares why he chose an Environment Registration.

The Institute of Water is licensed to award professional registrations on behalf of the Society for the Environment

 

The registration has three sections: 

 

Each of the three professional registrations are designed in a way that enables structured progression from REnvTech to REnvP to CEnv. 

All candidates for registration as Environmental Technician, Environmental Practitioner, and Chartered Environmentalist must satisfy the competence standards set by the Society for the Environment and be full members of a professional body such as the Institute of Water. 

 

If you are interested in displaying your commitment to good environmental practice and want to further your career, why not consider becoming a registered environmentalist through IWater? 

Natalie Akroyd CEnv, Vice President Environment on Professional Registration

The environment deserves the very best people working to restore it, protect it and advocate for it. I know we have those people in the water industry, and professional registration is the best way to recognise and validate the skills and experience of those people. As Vice President, I want to help everyone in our industry see the part they’re already playing in looking after our environment, and support them to get the professional recognition they have earned.

 

Professional Registration FAQs

 

We’re here to support your application, so please call us at 0191 422 0088 or email registration@instituteofwater.org.uk if you have any questions about your application and our dedicated Professional Registration Manager will be happy to help you.

All applicants for Professional Registration must be members of a professional body such as the Institute of Water. Click here to find out more about Institute of Water membership.

Before applying, you should consider the standards required for registration, and discuss these with your employer or you can contact us. Please refer to the latest edition of standards listed on the dedicated Professional Registration pages.

Once you are ready to apply, please download our application guides and our application forms on the dedicated pages.

As part of your application you will be asked to produce a copy of your CPD record. Through IWater, members have access to a user-friendly CPD platform, click here to find out more.

Professional Registration wasn’t built overnight (unfortunately!) and there will be a period of time where you are waiting to hear back after submitting your application. Please be aware that the process can take up to three months. We are fully committed to keeping you informed with any updates or communication from assessors regarding your application.

You may not know which professional registration award fits your current work and experience, which is why we are here to advise you. Each professional registration award requires you to demonstrate that you have met a variety of competencies and have a certain level of responsibility through your workplace experience. You can find videos, testimonials and further information on the different professional registration awards here on our website. To be advised personally on which professional registration award is right for you, please contact us.

You can find videos, testimonials and further information on IWater professional registration right here on our website. You will also be supported in applying for your Professional Registration, and we can advise you as to which professional registration award is right for you.

There are three separate fees involved in obtaining and retaining Professional Registration. Which are:

 

  • Review Fee for your specific Professional Registration
  • Initial Registration Fee
  • Annual Renewal Fee

 

More information can be found on each dedicated Professional Registration or by contacting us. Please note that failure to pay fees can result in the removal of your Professional Registration.