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The video discusses the importance of preparing for the Well AP exam, which focuses on health and wellness in buildings using a holistic approach similar to LEED. It explains the role of a Well AP, requirements for the exam, the testing process, and the benefits of earning the credential. Upon passing the exam, individuals can use the Well AP title and logo, with continuing education required every two years. Various study resources are available to help prepare for the exam, and it is emphasized that understanding key concepts is crucial for success. Viewers are encouraged to explore exam prep options, visit the GBRI exam prep page for additional resources, attend webinars, and provide feedback for improving the course content.
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In this segment, Claire Heffron discusses the importance of preparing for the well exam with GBRI, an American Institute of Architects education provider. The well building standard focuses on health and wellness in buildings through a holistic approach. Similar to LEED, it measures features impacting human health through seven concepts. Claire explains the role of a Well AP, who demonstrates knowledge in human health, wellness in the built environment, and specialization in the world building standard, supporting the certification process. Becoming a Well AP requires passing the Well AP exam, showcasing proficiency in the rating system and its implementation strategies.
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In this segment of the video, it is explained that the only requirement to register for the Well AP exam is being 18 years or older. Experience with world projects is recommended but not mandatory. The exam is designed to test a candidate’s competency to perform duties related to well building design. If you consider yourself a leader in the industry and prioritize health and wellness in building design, the Well AP credential may be suitable for you. To register for the exam, you need to create an account on Well Online, and the cost varies based on location. Discounts are available for USGBC members, LEED APs, and LEED Green Associates. After registration, you will receive a confirmation email with a link to schedule the exam at a Prometric testing center, with exam sessions available year-round worldwide.
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In this part of the video, the key points about the Well AP exam are highlighted. The exam application expires one year from the registration date. You can request a six-month extension from GBCI. The computer-based exam assesses recall, application, and analysis abilities with timed questions. The test consists of 100 questions, and a passing score is required. Results are immediately available at the test center, with a passing score needed to earn the Well AP credential.
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In this segment of the video, it is discussed that upon passing the WELL AP exam, one can use the WELL AP title and logo, similar to LEED credentials. Continuing education is required every 2 years, with 30 total hours needed to be completed, including 6 specifically focused on WELL. The exam is based on industry experts’ knowledge in design, health, and wellness. The exam covers seven main concepts, as well as the certification process and synergies. Study resources such as the WELL Building Standard guide and free exam prep resources are available to help prepare for the exam. The exam is multiple-choice and may include scenarios or problems to solve. Additional resources can be found on the USGBC platform.
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In this part of the video, the speaker emphasizes that not all exam study materials are necessary, especially if you have limited time. It is vital to focus on understanding what is needed to pass the exam rather than trying to learn everything. Gbri offers various exam prep options tailored to different needs. The speaker encourages viewers to visit their exam prep page for more resources and details, including free resources and webinars. They also mention upcoming sessions on exam tips and encourage viewers to rate the course and provide feedback. For any questions, viewers can email the provided address or leave a comment.