This qualification is regulated by: Ofqual, Qualifications Wales.
The qualification comprises four mandatory units totaling 14 credits, all of which must be successfully completed to be awarded the qualification.
The purpose of this unit is to explore different types of tenancies and the law in relation to them. It also covers how to prepare a property to let, advertising and setting up a tenancy.
The purpose of this unit is for learners to understand landlord’s obligations in relation to the repair, maintenance and health and safety of the property. It also includes the additional obligations placed on landlords of houses in multiple occupation and local licensing schemes.
The purpose of this unit is for learners to understand how to manage a tenancy, from setting and collecting rent to changes and amendments to the tenancy.
This unit aims to provide learners with knowledge on how tenants can serve notice to end a tenancy, how landlords can serve notice and the court process to obtain possession.
In addition, there is an optional unit containing three credits, specifically aimed at lettings agents. You may choose to complete this unit to further enrich your learning experience.
The unit aims to provide those working in front line roles with an understanding of the relationship between the agent and landlords and tenants. It also looks at business development and learning through experience.
This qualification is designed for individuals working in letting and property management roles within the private sector. Additionally, it may be suitable for professionals in other housing-related positions that require knowledge of letting and property management.
CIH does not set entry requirements. Our CIH approved study centres may establish their own criteria to ensure learners' suitability for the qualification.
If may be beneficial if learners:
For further information on entry requirements, please contact your chosen study centre directly.
Please note that these figures may vary between learners and centres.
Qualification fees can vary depending on where, how and with which centre you choose to study.
For further information on fees, please contact your CIH approved study centre directly.
The qualification is assessed by CIH approved study centres. Centres can use a variety of methods, including tasks, portfolios, assignments, and professional discussions.
After completing this qualification, you may consider further qualifications, such as:
On completion of the qualification, you may wish to become a certified practitioner (CertCIH).
CIH qualifications are delivered by our approved study centres. Centres will support you on your journey, working to the specification and the learning outcomes for each course.