Join over 1,500 registered Chartered Environmental Health Practitioners.
Chartered Status is the highest level of professional achievement within the environmental health profession and recognises an individual’s breadth of knowledge and experience. Holders can use the post-nominals 'CEnvH' to formally demonstrate that they have met the required standards.
Registration for the September 2019 programme has now closed. The next programme will begin on Friday 3 April 2020. Registrations for the April programme must be received by Friday 20 March 2020.
There are a number of routes open to achieve Chartered Status:
This route is designed to develop highly competent professionals able to protect the health and wellbeing of people and communities.
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This route is for those holding the EHRB Certification of Registration with less than five years' practice post registration.
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This route is for those with either five years’ experience since gaining the EHRB Certificate of Registration OR 10 years’ experience after passing a CIEH accredited degree.
Find out moreIn the following case studies you can find out about the experiences of participants in the Chartered Practitioner programme who started in the first intake of September 2018.
Amanda Bowskill, Tyler Wray and their mentor, David Dodds, all work in the environmental health team at East Lindsey District Council.
Amanda, Tyler and David
Stuart Goodbun and his mentor Carl Griffin work together in the control of pollution team at Wycombe District Council.
Stuart and Carl
Benny Lawson and her mentor Laura Webb are colleagues at Reigate and Banstead Borough Council.
Benny and Laura
Find out more about the vital work Environmental Health Practitioners do to keep us healthy and safe.
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