Practical subjects
Explore cleaning methods, equipment, chemicals, safe working and the decisions involved in delivering a professional service. Choose a subject relevant to the work you want to improve.
CCMTec® Academy
Online learning and classroom training for cleaning professionals, individuals building their skills and businesses developing their teams. Choose the subject and learning format that fit your next step.
Choose with confidence
Cleaning work covers very different surfaces, settings and risks. A foundation course and a specialist course are not interchangeable. Start with the outline, check the intended learner and choose the level that matches your current experience.
Explore cleaning methods, equipment, chemicals, safe working and the decisions involved in delivering a professional service. Choose a subject relevant to the work you want to improve.
Online study provides structured learning you can work through in your own time. Classroom training offers a different learning setting, with practical instruction described in each listing.
Each course has its own content, prerequisites and assessment details. Check those before enrolling rather than assuming every course is aimed at beginners or uses the same pass mark.
Classroom training
Prefer learning with an instructor and equipment in front of you? Explore the classroom training listings and check what each session covers.
Review the location, date, practical activities, intended learner and booking arrangements. For team training, use the information in the listing to establish whether the session meets your needs.
Classroom and online learning serve different purposes. Select the combination that supports both your knowledge and the practical instruction your work requires.
Browse classroom training
Online course library
Browse by subject, then open the individual course page for its teaching outline, intended learner, price, access information and assessment requirements. Focused Skills courses are included alongside the broader professional courses.
Explore starting a cleaning business, quoting work and delivering commercial or end-of-tenancy cleaning services.
Explore the steps involved in starting a cleaning business and turning a service idea into a working operation.
Explore pricing and quoting for cleaning work, with a focus on understanding the job before setting the price.
Explore preparing, carrying out and checking an end-of-tenancy clean, from the agreed scope to the final handover.
Focus on pet hair and odour issues encountered during end-of-tenancy cleaning work.
Explore the planning, cleaning methods and working arrangements involved in commercial and office cleaning.
Explore fibre checks, cleaning methods, chemistry, equipment and the decisions involved in caring for carpets and upholstery.
Study fibre identification, carpet construction, cleaning chemistry, equipment, safe working, stain treatment and customer care.
Advanced study for carpet cleaners with at least 12 months of active field experience. Not an introductory course.
Learn material identification, compatibility testing, complete cleaning methods, drying and aftercare. Twelve detailed lessons, a self-marking exam and completion certificate. £125 excluding VAT.
Build on basic carpet training with dry compound, bonnet and orbital pads, encapsulation, dry foam and shampoo methods. Twelve detailed lessons, exam and completion certificate. £125 excluding VAT.
Explore upholstery cleaning and the material, construction and treatment decisions that affect the work.
Explore the foundations of stain assessment and treatment. Check the outline to see how it fits your current knowledge.
Explore more demanding stain-removal decisions. Review the prerequisites and course scope before enrolling.
Explore particular surfaces, contamination problems and restoration subjects. Check the experience requirements, practical training needs and limits of each course.
Explore oven-cleaning work and the assessment, methods and precautions involved.
Explore cleaning and maintenance for hard floors, with attention to choosing an approach that suits the surface.
Study a structured washroom method covering assessment, compatible products, cleaning sequence and final checks.
Explore flea treatment and indoor pesticide application. Check the course scope alongside the requirements for the products and work you intend to undertake.
Explore flood and water-damage restoration subjects, including the decisions involved in assessing affected areas.
Explore mould and damp remediation. Review the course boundaries and recognise when a problem needs referral or further specialist investigation.
Explore fire and smoke restoration topics, including assessment, contamination and treatment planning.
Focus on nicotine film, smoke residue and yellowing encountered during cleaning work.
Explore the assessment, contamination controls and working decisions involved in bird-fouling removal.
Explore bird-fouling work involving solar panels and roof equipment. Check the course boundaries and the separate competence needed for access and work at height.
Explore bird-proofing and prevention installation. Review the outline, intended learner and practical requirements before enrolling.
Explore trauma and biohazard scene-cleaning subjects. Check the scope and recognise the additional practical preparation needed for specialist work.
Explore the beginner pressure-washing course and its introduction to equipment, working methods and surface care.
Explore safety subjects relevant to cleaning work. Apply your learning alongside task-specific assessments, current instructions and the controls needed at the actual site.
Develop your understanding of chemical hazards, safety information and controls for cleaning tasks.
Explore manual-handling decisions relevant to cleaning work, equipment and everyday tasks.
Explore how to identify cleaning-task hazards, consider who could be harmed and record suitable controls.
Explore asbestos awareness in a cleaning-work context. Awareness training is not permission or practical training to remove or disturb asbestos.
Focus on preventing slips and trips during cleaning work, controlling wet-floor risks and responding when someone falls.
Explore the free micro-course collection for shorter cleaning topics. Use these alongside, rather than as a replacement for, the training and practical preparation your work requires.
Your online learning journey
Read the outline, intended learner, prerequisites, price and access information. Choose the course that fits your needs.
Enrol and follow the course access information. Use the account and purchase details specified for your course.
Work through the teaching before attempting the assessment. Read the instructions and review feedback where provided.
Where the course provides a certificate after passing, follow its instructions to open, print or save your completion record.
Professional development
CPD means continuing professional development. Relevant learning can form part of your personal development record, alongside practical training, experience and reflection.
Keep the course details and any completion certificate with notes about what you learned and how it relates to your work. CCMTec® Academy does not claim CPD-body accreditation.
An online assessment checks the knowledge covered by that course. It does not, by itself, establish that you can safely carry out every practical task or specialist treatment.
Continue to use site assessments, current product and equipment instructions, practical training and suitable supervision. Work within your competence and refer work where necessary.
Question counts, pass marks and retake arrangements can differ. Follow the individual course instructions and use feedback to address gaps in understanding.
Find your next step
Explore the course range, compare the learning formats and check the details before you enrol.