Training
Window film installer training
Architectural Window Film Certificate
- This certification from WFAANZ covers the theory elements of architectural (flat glass) window film
- Suitable for installers interested in consolidating and expanding their knowledge of the technical aspects of window film installation
- Ability to promote yourself as being certified by WFAANZ in architectural window film
- Topics include: solar energy, glass and windows, regulations and standards, window film and window film installation
- Previously called the WFAANZ Flat Glass Exam
- Attaining the Architectural Window Film Certificate is a prerequisite of WERS For Film accreditation
- WFAANZ members are eligible for a significant fee discount
- Participants attend an online webinar – the Architectural Window Film Workshop – and afterwards sit an online exam
- Exam has 80 multiple choice questions
- Typically takes 30 minutes to one hour, with a three hour time limit
- A mark of 90% is required to pass
Upcoming online training event:
Wednesday, May 6th, 11.30am – 3.00pm EST
Download the enrolment form here, or click on the image of the form pictured right.
Contact info@wfaanz.org.au for more info, or to email your completed enrolment form.
WERS For Film Online Training
This online session trains installers on their roles and responsibilities as a WERS For Film Accredited Individual. Participants receive a comprehensive grounding in the ways window film can be used to enhance the energy efficiency of a building.
This webinar is the second prerequisite to WERS For Film accreditation.
Modules include: Glass and windows; windows and energy; WERS For Film; and the role of a WERS For Film accredited individual.
- Open to members and non members of WFAANZ, although members are eligible for a significant reduction in training costs
- Delivered via webinar, hosted by WFAANZ
Upcoming online training event:
Wednesday, May 27th, 11.30am – 1.30pm EST
Download the enrolment form here, read more about WERS For Film here, or contact info@wfaanz.org.au for more info.

