Certified Trainer Programme

Application requirements

FIDIC Certified Trainer: (FIDIC Contracts)

The FIDIC Certified Trainer (in Fundamental Construction Contracts) certification is for someone with at least five (5) years of workplace experience in the infrastructure, engineering or construction industries which involves the use of FIDIC conditions of Fundamental construction contracts working for a client, a contractor or a consulting engineering practitioner. 

The Certified Trainer – Silver book certification is for Trainers who have been received their FIDIC Certified Trainer in Fundamental Construction contracts certification. It is suitable for trainers who conduct face-to-face and virtual trainings for professionals working globally in the infrastructure, engineering or construction industries on topics framed around the following FIDIC documents:

• FIDIC Golden Principles (2019)
• FIDIC Conditions of Contract for EPC/Turnkey Projects (1999 and 2017)
• FIDIC Contracts Guide, Edition 2000

Prerequisites:

1. Training experience: at least 10 days (at least 80 hours in total) of training sessions you have delivered in the last five (5) years for professionals working within the infrastructure, engineering, or construction industry.
2. Relevant knowledge: at least three years’ workplace experience in the infrastructure, engineering or construction industry involving working for a client, consulting engineering practice or contractor engaged in infrastructure, engineering or construction projects.

Competencies

• Good English language proficiency and understanding.
• At ease with presenting training in English.

Application documents

1. Recent portrait photo, taken on a plain background.

2. Proof of residence, which meets the requirements. This information, as well as the form, can be found here.

3. Training experience: A completed and signed copy of the Training Experience Reference form, which can be downloaded here. It should be signed by a referee who knows the applicant. If needed, the Training Experience Reference form can be submitted multiple times, signed by different referees in order to meet the cumulative minimum of 80 hours of training sessions delivered by the candidate in the last five (5) years to professionals working within the infrastructure, engineering, or construction industries. 

4. Relevant knowledge: A completed and signed copy of the Workplace Experience Reference form, which can be downloaded here. It should be signed by a referee who knows or knew the applicant. If needed, the Workplace Experience Reference form can be submitted multiple times, signed by different referees to meet the cumulative minimum of three years’ workplace experience in the infrastructure, engineering or construction industry involving working for a client, consulting engineering practice or contractor engaged in infrastructure, engineering or construction projects.