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Electric Vehicle & Infrastructure Professional (EVIP) Qualification

Electric Vehicle & Infrastructure Professional (EVIP) Qualification

Highlights

  • Beginner - No experience required

  • Formal Industry Qualification

  • CPD Certified

  • Externally reviewed

  • Blended Learning - Live sessions & self paced learning

  • Fully Online

Description

A new professional qualification for the people shaping the transition to electric transport - Launching in 2027.

We're preparing to launch the first EVIP cohorts in 2027.

Join the waiting list for early access to enrolment, course updates and 50% off if you join the first cohort.

About the Qualification

The transition to electric transport is creating new opportunities across automotive, energy, infrastructure, local government and industry. EVIP brings together electric vehicles, charging infrastructure, energy, business models and transition planning, giving you a broad understanding of the EV sector and how its different parts connect.

Whether you're new to the sector or looking to build on your existing knowledge, EVIP is designed to give you the confidence to contribute to EV projects and programmes.

Who is EVIP for?

EVIP is designed for people who want to understand how vehicles, charging infrastructure and strategy fit together in the real world. But you don't need to be an EV specialist or have a technical background. EVIP is designed for:

  • Professionals moving into the EV sector from automotive, energy, transport, engineering, consultancy or other industries

  • Local government and public sector professionals working across transport, fleets, infrastructure, planning, procurement or Net Zero

  • People already working in EVs across project management, policy, communications, sales or business development

  • Graduates and early-career professionals looking to build knowledge and develop a career in electric transport

What will you learn?

You'll explore:

  • The transition to electric transport

  • Electric vehicle technologies and drivetrains

  • Charging technologies and infrastructure

  • Fleet electrification and transition planning

  • Workplace, private and public charging

  • Business models and commercial considerations

  • The wider EV ecosystem

By the end of the qualification, you'll have a stronger understanding of the sector and how its different elements work together.

How does it work?

EVIP combines self-paced online learning with live cohort sessions, allowing you to fit your learning around work and other commitments.

You'll start with a live session, complete the online learning at your own pace, then come back together with your cohort to discuss real-world applications, share experiences and explore next steps.

Why Cenex?

EVIP has been developed by Cenex, an independent research and consultancy organisation working to accelerate the transition to sustainable transport.

Our work spans electric vehicles, charging infrastructure, fleets, energy and low-carbon transport, giving us practical insight into the challenges and opportunities facing organisations making the transition to electric.

Be part of the first EVIP cohort

EVIP launches in 2027.

Join the waiting list to:

  • Get early access to enrolment

  • Receive course and launch updates

  • Get 50% off if you join the first cohort

  • Help us shape a qualification designed around the needs of professionals working in the sector

No commitment to enrol – just register your interest and we'll keep you updated.

Industry Recognition and Continuing Professional Development (CPD)

The EVIP Qualification is being developed as an industry-recognised programme that provides a structured pathway for building knowledge across electric vehicles, charging infrastructure and transition planning.

As a CPD-approved provider, the qualification will be certified as Structured / Active Continuing Professional Development (CPD), providing verifiable learning hours that can contribute towards professional development requirements.

The qualification supports both individual career development and organisational capability building in the rapidly growing EV sector.

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