With registration for LEED v5 opening in 2025, GBCI is ready to start the development process for the updated exams for the LEED Green Associate, LEED AP BD+C, LEED AP ID+C and LEED AP O+M credentials.

Drawing on LEED v5 content, the exams will be updated to include the strategies and best practices that will empower LEED professionals championing critical imperatives, including decarbonization, quality of life and ecological conservation and restoration.

We need your expertise.

The LEED v5 Exam Task Force will ensure that the exams are relevant, reliable and capable of accurately measuring a candidate's knowledge and skills in the field by conducting a job task analysis, creating test specifications and analyzing the updated exams to ensure they are in alignment with the rating system.

Eligibility requirements include:

Holding an active LEED credential (LEED Green Associate, LEED AP BD+C, LEED AP O+M or LEED AP ID+C).
Possessing knowledge of LEED, specifically LEED v5.
Being able and willing to follow guidelines and be trained in exam development techniques.
Not being associated with any LEED exam preparatory learning development or delivery.
Signing the GBCI Code of Professional Conduct for Volunteers.

We want your voice on the task force. Be one of the first to gain expertise and lead the way in this exciting new chapter!

Ready to apply? Submit your application by 11:59 p.m. ET on Sunday, Nov. 24.

Frequently asked questions

What is the associated time commitment?

As a volunteer, you will participate in one or more engagements:

Job task analysis (16–24 hours)
Test specifications (16–20 hours)

How do I know if my LEED credential is active?

You can check whether your LEED credential is active by logging into your credentials account and checking your credential status. If your credential is inactive, consult the credential maintenance requirements.

How will successful applicants be notified?

GBCI will review applications and notify the successful applicants via email early in the first quarter of 2025.

Can my volunteer hours be applied toward continuing education?

Yes. As a volunteer subject matter expert, you will gain experience exercising your knowledge of LEED v5 to develop the LEED exams while earning LEED-specific continuing education (CE) credits.

Access the full FAQ list in the help center or contact GBCI.

To help shape what it means to be a LEED professional tomorrow, apply for the LEED v5 Exam Task Force today.

Apply to join the task force

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