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On demand Anytime
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Member
£40 +VAT
Non-member
£45 +VAT

This eLearning module will focus on inclusive, aiming to help you decode its meaning and significance in practice.

We will explore the six core elements of this characteristic (unconscious bias; perspective; inclusive; collaboration; challenge; holistic), unpacking the meaning of inclusivity to help you unfold factors that impact your decisions and attitudes, as well as identify and overcome barriers.

It will guide you in advocating inclusive and collaborative behaviours and challenge non-inclusive approaches.

What will I learn?

This eLearning module will:

  • Understand what inclusive and non-inclusive approaches mean in the professional context, considering cultural factors that can help/hamper change

  • Decode conscious and unconscious factors affecting performance and recognise how these can influence and impact decisions and professional judgement

  • Identify key pathways to support inclusion in the organisation, as well as with customers and stakeholders

  • Develop an awareness and sensitivity to diverse cultures and beliefs

  • Promote a collaborative approach across organisational boundaries, cross functional teams and cultures

  • Engage with a range of techniques, perspectives and approaches to deliver better outcomes and services

  • Foster an open environment as groups and communities

  • Apply techniques to challenge negative cultural stereotyping and non-inclusive behaviour

  • Identify barriers to inclusion and delivering inclusive services

  • Empower your teams to create safe spaces and inclusive environments in teams, across the organisation and with residents.

How will I learn?

This eLearning module is interactive and includes videos, case studies and real-life examples where you can test yourself, download information, reflect and go into as much detail as is right for you.

You will be faced with a range of tasks, scenarios and activities to critically reflect on your behaviours and assumptions; and you will be provided with a series of examples and techniques to inform yours and your colleagues’ practice to support you challenge non-inclusive behaviours and to develop collaborative approaches in teams and your organisation.

Who should attend?

This module is designed for all housing professionals and practitioners, whatever your role, expertise or specialism.

Whether you are new to the sector and are looking to increase your collaborative skills and champion inclusive behaviours in your teams, or if you already are in senior management or leadership position wanting to demonstrate your commitment to an inclusive culture, offer your board assurance that your colleagues have the right behaviours and be a force for change across your organisation and the wider sector.

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Individuals

Once you’ve selected the module you’d like to book, you can secure your place by clicking the 'Pay Now' button at the top of the modules page and completing your payment through our customer portal.

If you don't already have a MyCIH account, you'll be asked to create one. Find out more about creating your MyCIH account.

Payment can only be taken via credit/debit card, so please ensure you have this on hand before starting your booking.

Access to the eLearning module will be granted within one working day via email. You will have up to three months to complete the module, after which access will expire.

Teams and organisations

Save with multiple module purchases

Take advantage of exclusive discounts when you purchase a multi-module package for your organisation or team.

Our eLearning modules are designed to streamline new-starter inductions, support appraisals, and enhance continuing professional development (CPD). With our modules, you can demonstrate your organisation’s commitment to excellence and professionalism in the housing sector.

Number of modules Discount
50 10%
100 15%
150 20%
200+ 25%


Once you purchase a package of modules you will have 12-month window in which to use them.

To find out more about the CIH eLearning modules and the multi-package discounts available get in touch today.

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An introduction to professionalism

This eLearning module supports your professional growth by:

  • Providing the foundations to advance your career with best practices, ethical decision-making, and confidence in working with colleagues and residents.
  • Demonstrating your commitment to the housing sector, clarifying our values, goals, and what’s important to us.
  • Reinforcing the seven CIH professional standards, equipping you to address unprofessional behavior, and promoting ethical, fair treatment.
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Integrity

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Integrity

This eLearning module will guide you in applying integrity at work, linking it to positive outcomes for you, your colleagues, the organisation, and residents.

You’ll explore six core elements of integrity (responsibility, role model, challenging behaviour, honesty, knowing your limits, and attitude) to understand how integrity shapes your practice.

Through this module, you will:

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  • Recognise and incorporate organisational values to promote openness.
  • Align your values with those of your organisation and colleagues.
  • Review key principles that set the standard for conduct throughout your career.
  • Link integrity with improved services for residents.
  • Build confidence in making positive, ethical judgements.
  • Develop skills to challenge unprofessional behaviour.
  • Reflect on your accountability and resilience.
  • Understand how conduct standards enhance credibility and influence in the sector.
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Inclusive

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Inclusive

This eLearning module focuses on inclusivity, helping you understand its importance in practice. You’ll explore six core elements (unconscious bias, perspective, inclusivity, collaboration, challenge, and holistic thinking) to identify factors shaping your decisions and attitudes, as well as ways to overcome barriers.

In this module, you will:

  • Recognise inclusive and non-inclusive approaches in the workplace, with attention to cultural factors affecting change.
  • Understand conscious and unconscious influences on decision-making and judgement.
  • Identify key actions to support inclusion within the organisation and with stakeholders.
  • Develop cultural awareness and sensitivity.
  • Foster a collaborative approach across teams, functions, and cultures.
  • Use diverse techniques and perspectives to enhance services and outcomes.
  • Create an open environment within groups and communities.
  • Apply methods to challenge stereotypes and non-inclusive behaviour.
  • Recognise and address barriers to inclusivity.
  • Empower teams to build safe, inclusive environments across the organisation and with residents.
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Ethical

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Ethical

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In this module, you will:

  • Apply professional ethics to guide decisions and actions.
  • Recognise how ethical dilemmas affect various stakeholders.
  • Take responsibility for ethical choices and actions.
  • Use the CIH ethical decision-making model’s six stages for robust, justifiable decisions.
  • Reflect on case studies to challenge and refine your ethical decision-making skills across scenarios.
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Knowledgeable

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Knowledgeable

This eLearning module focuses on building knowledge, offering insights into the skills, expertise, and understanding needed to excel in your role and see the broader organisational context. You’ll explore six key elements (comprehensive knowledge, contextual understanding, staying current, self-awareness, reflective practice, and sharing) to understand how these apply to your work.

In this module, you will:

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  • Identify essential skills for efficient work based on personal experience, knowledge, and training.
  • Stay prepared to adapt to changes in regulatory frameworks relevant to your region.
  • Gain insight into your role’s impact within the wider organisation and foster organisational improvement.
  • Recognise the importance of staying updated on issues, trends, and best practices.
  • Identify skill gaps for yourself and colleagues to support ongoing development.
  • Explore ways to apply knowledge to benefit customers, colleagues, and the organisation.
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Skilled

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Skilled

This eLearning module focuses on practical skills, helping you understand their importance in your role. You’ll explore six core elements (customer service, resilience, adaptability, technology, influence, and problem-solving) to recognise the skills required for competent performance and how to demonstrate them effectively.

In this module, you will:

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  • Identify pathways to grow your skillset for personal and organisational benefit.
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Advocate

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Advocate

This eLearning module focuses on advocacy, showing you how acting as an advocate benefits you, your colleagues, your organisation, and residents. You’ll explore five core elements (reputation, stigma, public pride, ambassador, and community) to understand your role as an ambassador for the housing sector and how to support and represent your organisation.

In this module, you will:

  • Strengthen your ability to act as an ambassador for your organisation and residents.
  • Learn how language can either reduce or reinforce stigma, influencing how residents feel.
  • Gain confidence in defending residents and supporting colleagues in professional service delivery.
  • Explore actions to avoid negative stereotyping and challenge language that reinforces stigma.
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Leadership

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Leadership

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In this module, you will:

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  • Navigate conflict and address challenges or barriers.
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  • Take a strategic, forward-looking approach.
  • Encourage collaboration within and beyond your area of expertise.
  • Embrace accountability to improve outcomes.
  • Inspire others through your actions and behaviors.
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Professional standards
The CIH professional standards build on seven characteristics to enable you to think about your professional development needs and how you can contribute to the professionalism of your organisation and the wider sector.
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