Welcome to CBCS

Making conservation accessible to everyone…

Our specialised courses and training sessions are run by established experts in the field, founded on the value of practical hands-on experience and the application of the latest conservation philosophy, knowledge, technology and professional skills.

Experience is everything.  The best decision-making and the best advice for your client is based on having had the experience first so that you can relate to the context of any given situation.

We are very keen that practical experience is a key part of education and skills training.   Have a go, you might surprise yourself!

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Slightly delayed, but we do intend to open applications soon for start date this Spring/early Summer  🙂

Level 6 Diploma – Building Surveying, with Direct Entry to AssocRICS

 

Applications open very soon!

 

Do you feel under-valued and held back in your career..?  Do you have some experience of buildings, but no professional qualifications?

This brand new Level 6 Diploma in Building Surveying is perfect for those who want to do surveys of residential, commercial, churches and industrial buildings as well as those who wish to work in property development, building conservation and heritage or on construction projects.

This is not just another qualification.  It is not just about houses.   You will study a wide range of building ages, types, uses and conditions.

No property valuation.    Your training will include practical experience at a variety of buildings which is essential to becoming a confident and competent RICS Building Surveyor.

12 month programme.   Must have at least two years relevant experience or be currently employed in a relevant job.  Hybrid learning – online, classroom and practical site visits and tasks.

On completion of this Level 6 Diploma in Building Surveying, you will be able to seek Direct Entry to AssocRICS on the Building Surveying pathway.

Full details and how to apply will soon be available but you can register your interest now by sending an email to..:   duncan@cbcstudies.com

Slightly delayed, but we do intend to open applications soon for start date this Spring/early Summer  🙂

Level 6 Diploma – Building Conservation

Applications open very soon!

Hybrid learning – online, classroom and lots of practical site visits and tasks.

This brand new Level 6 Diploma in Building Conservation is perfect for those who would like to further their career towards the heritage sector and learn about the latest approach to the care and repair of older buildings, building conservation philosophy, adaptive reuse, implications of climate change, sensitive design, making grant-funded applications and much more.

 

 

You will study a wide range of building ages, types, uses and conditions.

You will be taught by established industry experts.   Your training will include practical experience at a variety of buildings which is essential to really understanding what building conservation is all about.

12 month programme.  Hybrid learning – online, classroom and practical site visits and tasks.

 

Full details and how to apply will soon be available but you can register your interest now by sending an email to..:    duncan@cbcstudies.com

 

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Testimonial

“Highly recommended group activity for anyone interested or involved with historic or traditionally built buildings….not to mention how enjoyable it was.”

Anna Stevens MRICS  |  Chartered Surveyor

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“What an enjoyable day! Duncan’s enthusiasm kept us all riveted. The inspection of the property was fabulous. I came away from the day with my head buzzing with new information and ideas.”

Andy  |  AssocRICS Residential Surveyor

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“Duncans understanding of the pathology of old buildings is impeccable, no question was left unanswered. If you want to learn about conservation surveying then you need to spend a day with Duncan!”

Toni  |  AssocRICS Residential Surveyor

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Buckminster Fuller, American Architect