BPEC Heat Pump Training

Course cost is usually £695 (less £500 grant funding where applicable) plus £69.50 certification fee plus VAT


Our course teaches you how to install and maintain air source heat pump systems and is recognised by the Microgeneration Certification Scheme (MCS). If you have qualifications like N/SVQ Level 2/3 in relevant fields such as Plumbing, Heating and Ventilating, Oil-Fired Technical Services, or Gas Installation and Maintenance, you will be eligible for our course. If you are a heating installer with experience in wet central heating systems you could also qualify!

In our course, we will make sure you will understand all the requirements to size, select, install, commission, and hand over air source heat pump systems (non-refrigerant circuits). You’ll learn to plan, prepare, install, commission, and maintain these systems effectively.
Please note, all applicants must have a Water Regs UK Water Regulations/Water Byelaws certification or equivalent to qualify. All subsidised courses are only available to applicants living in England. Don’t worry if you don’t have your WRAS qualification; we can also provide training for this at an additional cost.

£1,220.50 (undiscounted) and £976 (discounted), or £720.50 (undiscounted) and £576 (discounted), respectively.

Go Green Academy offers nationally accredited courses for aspiring heat pump installers, providing a comprehensive blend of theoretical and practical training using real CTC heat pumps.

With multiple training centres across the UK and remote training options available, the academy caters to a wide range of participants. They also offer mobile training, bringing classroom-based theory sessions directly to business premises and using a specially adapted trailer for hands-on training.
In addition to BPEC accredited heat pump training, courses include BPEC Low Temperature Hot Water Heating Systems training. The 5-day design and installation course is available with and without funding.

This course covers the Water Supply (Water Fittings) Regulations 1999 for England and Wales and the Water Byelaws 2014 for Scotland, meeting WRAS requirements. It is suitable for those requiring an understanding of water regulations/byelaws and those wishing to become approved plumbers/contractors. The course includes twelve comprehensive modules, followed by assessments, with no practical elements. Trainees must have some knowledge of plumbing and the water industry. Certification helps meet the criteria for joining competent person schemes like APHC.

By completing our courses, you will gain a nationally recognised qualification that enhances your career prospects and allows you to contribute to environmental sustainability through energy-efficient heating solutions. Our courses are designed to provide you with the skills necessary to make a positive impact in the heating industry.