Knowledge Network

Training

IHE leads the field in the provision of training and information for transport development management practitioners.

The Introduction to Development Management

In 2005, in partnership with the Southern and Eastern Development Control Forum and TMS, the Institute launched a comprehensive four day training course for engineers new to highway development management. After completing four marked assignments, delegates are awarded a Foundation Certificate.
The course can be followed up with an interview which tests applicants rounded competence at Foundation (technician) level and leads to an IHE Professional Certificate and can link into an NVQ3 and EngTech registration.

The Professional Certificate is also open to those who have sufficient experience and who don't need to attend the training programme. There are no entry requirements nor do you have to be a member of IHE.

Scotland

*In Scotland, the Scottish Executive has commissioned Transport Scotland with JMP to provide a similar assessed 6 day course tailored to Scottish law and practice. This course is also recognised by IHE. Contact: Ken Aitken.
* View the Scottish Government development management training programme (2010)

Training Directory

Download a Training Directory listing of commercial courses and providers linked to the IHE Statements of Competence at Practitioner level.

Planning Distance Learning Modules

www.planningmatters.co.uk

Contains 120 reasonably priced specialist planning modules and 400 personal development and management topics.

RTPI Information for Planning Administrators

RTPI is developing training, information and news pages for administrators.

PTRC

  • The Public Inquiries course runs regularly. A market leader. £860 plus VAT for 3 days. The course is built around a mock inquiry for a major urban extension with its core purpose to develop the skills required on preparing and delivering robust and precise proofs of evidence.

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