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Registration open for the Society for the Environment’s CEmv and REnvP Registration 101 sessions

January 19, 2026 by Grace Gourlay

The Society for the Environment’s ever-popular Registration 101 sessions are back for 2026, with the CEnv session due to take place on Thursday long since sold out. However, the society has added four new dates for relating to CEnv and REnvP:

  • 29 January: CEnv
  • 24 February: CEnv
  • 24 March: REnvP
  • 19th May: CEnv

These free drop-in sessions offer an informal chance to quiz the society’s team about your next steps towards your Chartered Environmentalist or Registered Environmental Professional goal. Think of it as a coffee break with a splash of career development.

Have a think about your CEnv or REnvP plans. Did you stumble across some questions? Here’s the time to ask. Register for free using the very simple form and join on the day via Zoom. Your questions come with zero obligation to apply for CEnv, but the planet might thank you.

Join at any time during the one-hour sessions from anywhere in the world.

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These Q&A drop-in sessions are mainly designed for those at the early stages of application or those thinking about it. However, efforts will be made to try to help with all questions and provide signposts to valuable resources or to another contact.

IED members have the opportunity to become a CEnv, thereby showcasing their commitment to environmental good practice and continued learning. Feel free to share the details of the sessions with a colleague or your wider network.

The IED is licensed by the Society for the Environment to award the CEnv and REnvP professional registrations to its members. Find out more, here.

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