What is a Chartered Environmentalist?

Coming from a range of disciplines and sectors, Chartered Environmentalists are all making a difference by paving the way for a more sustainable world. Although working in sectors as diverse as construction to forestry, engineering to ecology, Chartered Environmentalists:

• have a theoretical knowledge of sustainability and environmental issues
  
• successfully apply their knowledge to lead sustainable management of the environment
  
• have effective interpersonal and communication skills
  
• have a personal commitment to maintain professional standards; and 
  
• recognise their obligations to society, their profession and the environment.
  
   

Why become a CEnv?

Chartered Environmentalist registration, and the post nominals CEnv, are globally recognised marks of achievement,  giving you professional recognition and providing proof of your dedication to environmental good practice. 

By establishing your expertise and experience in sustainable and environmental concerns, you can enhance your career prospects and your influence.

 To become a Chartered Environmentalist, you must:

• hold either Chartered Building Engineer (MCABE C.Build E) or Chartered Fellow (FCABE C.Build E)
  
• hold a master’s-level degree or have an equivalent level of skills, knowledge and understanding
  
• have four year’s relevant work experience; and
  
• provide evidence that you meet the Society for the Environment Competences for Chartered Environmentalists.
  
   
   

Step 1: Read through the Guidelines

The below guidelines explain the route to Chartered Environmentalist (CEnv) registration, the interview process, and the fee structure.

Guide and Application Form to Chartered Environmentalist (CEnv) 

Step 2: Complete the application form

Once you have completed your application form, submit the form along with your CV, CPD record and personal development plan to the CABE Professional Review Team at socenv@cbuilde.com

The team will review your application, and if successful you will be invited to proceed to Step 3: Competency Review.

Step 3: Competency Review Application

Once you have successfully completed Step 2, CABE will send you the Competency Review Application to complete.

The Competency Review Application allows you to demonstrate how you meet the competencies for CEnv registration. 

Once CABE has received your completed documents, these will be assessed by CABE SocEnv assessors before your application is progressed to Step 4: Application Outcomes.

Step 4: Professional Review Interview 

You will be invited to attend a peer-led Professional Review Interview which will be used to further explore the competencies covered in your application.

The interview will be conducted remotely using online software.

If successful at the Professional Interview you will be awarded Chartered Environmentalist and registered with the Society for the Environment.