Heat Pumps and Low Temperature Heating and Hot Water Systems Package Deal

Air Source Heat Pump training – 3 days

Recognised by the Microgeneration Certification Scheme (MCS) as a demonstration of competency, training will enable operatives to specify, survey, design and install domestic or small commercial heat pump systems, enlisting manufacturers’ support where required. 

Systems up to 24kW for ground source and 16kW for air source heat pumps are covered, plus the following areas:

Background to market

• Heat pump regulations and guidance
• Principles of air source heat pump operation
• Heat pump collector types
• Heat distribution
• Pre-installation requirements
• Installation materials and methods
• Filling, flushing and testing
• Setting to work, commissioning
• Heat pump servicing and fault finding

To read more about the Air Source Heat Pump Course, please click here.

Candidates must hold a valid WRAS Water Regulations qualification in addition to one of the following:

• A Level 2 or Level 3 NVQ or SVQ in plumbing / heating & ventilation / gas / oil – Installation and Maintenance qualification
• A valid Core Gas Safety (CCN1) certificate with CENWAT – must be involved in the installation of heating systems
• An OFTEC Oil certificate
• A valid HETAS certificate (must be for wet systems)
• CPS registration for plumbing systems
• Two years minimum of verifiable experience on the installation of heating and hot water systems.

Logic4training is proud to offer the UK Government’s Heat Training Grants to learners, making it even more affordable to train as a qualified heat pump installer.

The grants have been extended to cover more training courses! Initially available with heat pump training, they can now also be applied to low-temperature heating training courses when combined with a heat pump training course.

The grant, currently available until at least March 2026 and managed by the Midlands Net Zero Hub, provides up to £500 towards the cost of this heat pump training and £350 towards the cost of this low-temperature heating course.

By utilising these grants, you can save on the costs of your renewable training courses. When booking this air source heat pump and low temperature heating deal, our team will apply the Heat Training Grant for you.

Open to sole traders and those working for small- to medium-sized businesses registered with a competent person scheme (including Gas Safe, NAPIT or OFTEC), this support makes upskilling in low-carbon heating technologies far more accessible.

• To receive the discount/s, all training must be booked by the 31th of March 2026.
• All courses must be booked at the same time.