Registered Environmental Practitioner (REnvP)
Becoming a Registered Environmental Practitioner allows you to use the post-nominal letters “REnvP” after your name, highlighting your level of knowledge and expertise to your employers, colleagues, and customers.
Registered Environmental Practitioner (REnvP)
Becoming an REnvP means that you are able to demonstrate:
- The underpinning knowledge of sustainability and environmental principles
- The application of this knowledge to consistently implement good practice
- Effective interpersonal and communication skills
- Your commitment to maintaining and upholding professional standards
- Your responsibility to society, your profession and the environment
“A professional registration recognising the competence, skills and commitment of practitioners working to enhance or protect the environment. A perfect fit for your career, or a stepping-stone to your Chartership goal.”
Who can become a REnvP?
David Lloyd-Roach, Chair of the Society’s Registration Authority and Director of Qualifications at the Institution of Chemical Engineers (IChemE), explains who should be applying for the REnvP professional registration.
Core environmental professionals, environmental specialists in a different discipline and degree apprentices are all covered.
Why become a REnvP?
By becoming a REnvP, you are highlighting that you have been judged by your peers who have found you to be consistently advancing and advocating good environmental practices.
Global REnvPs have all committed to continuous professional development at a high standard and are united in a collective route towards a more sustainable future.
By becoming a REnvP, you can also begin your journey to Chartership. If you aren’t looking for a route to becoming a CEnv, REnvP can be instrumental in achieving your career goals by enhancing your employability, influence and credibility.
How to apply
The REnvP registration is open to all professionals who have acquired a level of environmental knowledge equivalent to a QCF level 5 qualification (England, Wales, and Northern Ireland) and possess sufficient relevant, practical experience to be able to demonstrate the 12 REnvP competencies.
In order to become a REnvP, you will need to:
– Be a member of a professional body such as IWater
-Complete a REnvP Application Form and supply the required supporting documents
-Produce a copy of your CPD record
-Submit evidence detailing how you meet the REnvP competencies
All of your written evidence should be validated by at least two mentors, sponsors, or supervisors, who will need to confirm the authenticity of the application and that it fairly represents your ability and achievements. Ideally, the mentors, sponsors, or supervisors should be REnvP or CEnv registrants.
You may find it useful to download and read through our Short Guide to REnvP Registration.
Fees
Professional Review Fee for Registered Environmental Practitioner (REnvP) £168
Initial Registration Fee (remitted to Society for the Environment and will cover registration until your next membership renewal date) for Registered Environmentalist Practitioner (REnvP) £67.20
Annual Renewal Fee (remitted annually to Society for Environment to maintain the Registration) for Registered Environmental (REnvP) £33.60
Contact Us
For guidance and advice on Professional Registration please email registration@instituteofwater.org.uk and our dedicated Professional Registration Manager will be happy to help you.