Level 4 IWFM Facilities Management Qualifications

IWFM Level 4 qualifications in Facilities Management are designed for professionals with some managerial experience in the field. These qualifications help deepen operational knowledge, strengthen management capabilities, and prepare individuals for more complex responsibilities and team leadership within facilities management.

At Learnmore, we are dedicated to equipping individuals with the knowledge and skills they need to excel in the dynamic world of facilities management. With a strong commitment to professional development and accredited by the IWFM, we offer a range of qualifications to help you achieve your career goals and advance in your field.

Our approach to delivering facilities management qualifications is tailored to your needs. We understand the demands of today’s busy professionals, which is why we offer remote learning. You can access our courses from the comfort of your own home or workplace, allowing you to balance your education with your daily commitments.

When you start your programme, you won’t be navigating your educational journey alone. We provide each learner with a dedicated coach who will guide and support you throughout your studies. This personalised support ensures that you receive the assistance you need to succeed in your facilities management qualification. As part of our commitment to your success, you’ll also gain access to valuable resources through our online elearning portal.

Additionally, whilst completing your course, you’ll become a member of the Institute of Workplace and Facilities Management (IWFM), granting you access to a wealth of networking and professional opportunities.

The IWFM Level 4 Award in Facilities Management consists of one mandatory unit (6 credits) plus additional optional units to achieve a minimum of 12 credits in total.

Unit	Unit Overview	Credits
Overview of facilities management (mandatory unit)	Develop an understanding of the FM function and the range of associated services, roles and responsibilities and the importance of the contribution of FM in both societal and economic contexts.	6
Managing health and safety in own area of facilities (Learnmore recommended optional unit)	Develop and enhance knowledge and understanding of Health and Safety in the workplace and the Facilities Manager’s role and responsibilities in monitoring and reviewing safety systems.	6

The IWFM Level 4 Certificate in Facilities Management consists of two mandatory units (12 credits) plus additional optional units to achieve a minimum of 24 credits in total.

Unit	Unit Overview	Credits
Overview of facilities management	Develop an understanding of the FM function and the range of associated services, roles and responsibilities and the importance of the contribution of FM in both societal and economic contexts.	6
Managing health and safety in own area of facilities	Develop and enhance knowledge and understanding of Health and Safety in the workplace and the Facilities Manager’s role and responsibilities in monitoring and reviewing safety systems.	6
Understanding facilities management support services operations	Develop an understanding of facilities management support services operations and how to manage and monitor the delivery of those services safely and on budget.	6
Understanding risk management in facilities management	Develop knowledge and understanding of the principles, techniques and methodologies of risk management and the Facilities Manager’s role in business continuity planning and disaster recovery.	6

The IWFM Level 4 Diploma in Facilities Management consists of five mandatory units (29 credits) plus additional optional units to achieve a minimum of 48 credits in total.

Unit	Unit Overview	Credits
Overview of facilities management	Develop an understanding of the FM function and the range of associated services, roles and responsibilities and the importance of the contribution of FM in both societal and economic contexts.	6
Understanding facilities management strategy	Develop knowledge and understanding of the drivers, tools and principles involved in developing and monitoring facilities management strategies in relation to risk profiles and the overall business strategy.	3
Understanding people management in facilities management	Develop knowledge and understanding of the principles, practices, and legal requirements of leading and managing staff in a facilities management.	8
Understanding facilities management support services operations	Develop an understanding of facilities management support services operations and how to manage and monitor the delivery of those services safely and on budget.	6
Managing health and safety in own area of facilities	Develop and enhance knowledge and understanding of Health and Safety in the workplace and the Facilities Manager’s role and responsibilities in monitoring and reviewing safety systems.	6
Understanding risk management in facilities management	Develop knowledge and understanding of the principles, techniques and methodologies of risk management and the FM’s role in business continuity planning and disaster recovery.	6
Understanding facilities management projects	Develop knowledge and understanding of project management from start to finish in a facilities management context.	6
Understanding property and asset management for facilities managers	Develop knowledge and understanding of the principles and practices of property and asset management in a range of different scenarios and how to plan and manage property relocations.	4
Understanding sustainability and environmental issues and the impact on facilities management	Develop understanding of corporate responsibility and the importance of sustainability and environmental issues and how facilities management impacts on the environment.	3

The choice is yours

The IWFM Level 4 qualification in Facilities Management can be completed as an Award, Certificate or Diploma.

The below table will help you to understand the difference between the three options. Please do contact us if you have any questions or queries about which qualification you should choose.

	Award	Certificate	Diploma
	£950+VAT	£1,700+VAT	£3,400+VAT
Number of Online Workshops	2	4	9
Number of Assignments	2	4	9
Course Length	4 Months	8 Months	12 Months
Total Qualification Time	120 Hours	240 Hours	480 Hours
Credit Value	12	24	48
IWFM Membership	YES	YES	YES
Dedicated Coach	YES	YES	YES

Level 4 IWFM Facilities Management Qualifications

£ 3,400 GBP

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IWFM Qualifications

£ 4,500 GBP

Level 5 IWFM Facilities Management Qualifications

Who is it for? For senior facilities managers leading strategy, overseeing multiple sites, and driving performance across FM operations.

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£ 2,100 GBP

Level 3 IWFM Facilities Management Qualifications

Who is it for? For those starting in facilities management, supporting building services, maintenance, and workplace safety.

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£ 5,300 GBP

Level 6 IWFM Facilities Management Qualifications

Who is it for? For senior leaders driving change and setting long-term strategy in property and facilities management.

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