Accredited Assessor Training
Learn how to assess projects using the Hydropower Sustainability Standard
The Accredited Assessor training provides knowledge and skills to prepare individuals to becoming Accredited Assessors and assess projects against the Hydropower Sustainability Standard. The training course is designed for professionals with significant prior experience in the hydropower sector and in relevant sustainability issues.
This five-day in-person course is comprised of a structured training programme, group discussion, practical exercises and a final exam, all of which are designed to focus on issues commonly arising with hydropower projects.
Learn more about becoming an Accredited Assessor
and take a look at our network of Assessors.
We are temporarily pausing the delivery of our Accredited Assessors training. If you are interested in attending future trainings, please submit your application, and we will inform you as soon as the next training dates are announced.
The cost of this training is €3,950 + VAT per participant, excluding accommodation and personal expenses.
To express interest and apply for the training, please complete the application form
and submit to [email protected].
Applicants should have:
Language: Proficient knowledge of English
Education: Bachelor's degree or equivalent
Work experience: at least 8 years of work experience in hydropower or on environmental and social issues
Appropriate auditing qualification or experience: certification on an IRCA-certified auditing course with sufficient content on ISO 19011 and/or 14001 (e.g. EMS Lead Auditor course) prior to training. In total, the applicant should have 40 hours of IRCA-certified training in EMS, health and safety or social auditing
Prior knowledge: familiarity with the Hydropower Sustainability Standard