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The National Registry of Environmental Professionals^® is hosting a 5-week online workshop for candidates wanting to prepare for the Registered Environmental Manager® Certification Examination. The 5-week workshop will be held once a week every Thursday from 1pm – 4pm CST followed by the computerized examination in a testing center.

The workplace has changed with the advent of Covid-19 and the slowing of the economy, but there is much you can do during this time to benefit your career in the future. During a recession, people start thinking about going back to school or working on certifications. In general, this is a good strategy and pays off in the long term.

For decades, environmentally minded individuals have found themselves increasingly troubled by the issues facing our planet. Sometimes, though, passionate rhetoric and high-minded ideals can make one lose sight of the practical steps that will ensure a better future for everyone and everything. No one wants destroyed forests, poisoned soil, and a rapidly decaying atmosphere, but how do we actually avoid them?

Industrial hygienists are vital to workplace safety. They protect the work environment from industrial chemicals and processes and may find themselves working in a variety of situations. Occupational Health & Safety Specialist is another name for an industrial hygienist.

Certifications are not required for success in the environmental sciences, but they certainly help. A professional certification declares to employers, clients, and others that you have knowledge and skill in the environmental field.

Certification as a Certified Environmental and Safety Compliance Officer^® (CESCO) identifies professionals who have the experience and a proven understanding of the laws and regulations in the field.

Environmental scientists integrate the use of the physical sciences and biological sciences with real data to find solutions to environmental problems.

An environmental certification, issued by a respected third party, shows employers and clients that you are qualified, experienced, and knowledgeable in the environmental field.

The National Registry of Environmental Professionals^® (NREP^SM) has been certifying professionals in the environmental industry since 1987. We offer a variety of environmental certifications that help environmental professionals advance in their careers and be recognized for their highly specific and specialized skills.