- Study method: Online
- Location: Glasgow, Scotland
About us
Share is a Glasgow-based training provider that operates throughout Scotland, specialising in supporting the learning and development needs of the social housing sector.
Share provides a wide variety of qualifications all designed to further the training needs of housing professionals. These accredited qualifications complement a further array of training courses and events we provide, all tailored to the social housing sector.
Share can provide CIH qualifications in a number of formats:
At our fully equipped conference centre which is situated 10-minute drive from Glasgow City Centre.
At your organisation; we will arrange for the trainer to facilitate courses at your place of work.
In a combined format; we can deliver some of our courses through a mixture of classroom teaching and eLearning using our portal.
Contact this centre
CIH qualifications are delivered by approved study centres. Centres will support you on your journey, working to the specification and the learning outcomes for each course.
If you'd like to study with this centre, please visit their website or contact them to find out more and start your journey today.
Qualifications offered:
This qualification provides a general introduction to the housing sector and introduce you to some of the skills and knowledge necessary to participate in housing related activities.
Suitable for:
- Anyone new to housing or work in a frontline position and want to improve their general awareness of housing or get their initial qualification.
- Anyone not currently working in housing but are considering a frontline housing position as a career option.
- Tenants, residents and board members wishing to enhance their personal involvement and understanding of housing.
- Anyone working in housing who wants to gain an initial qualification in housing.
The objective of this qualification is to provide you with an introduction to housing and to working in the sector in Scotland.
The qualification will provide you with the technical knowledge and understanding across a broad range of frontline housing practices at an operational level. The qualification explores general and specialist areas of housing along with housing policy and law.
Who is this qualification for?
- Anyone working in a frontline capacity in a wide range of housing and housing related roles
- Anyone who already have a level 2 qualification and/or experience of working in housing
The objective of this qualification is to provide you with the technical knowledge and understanding of housing maintenance and asset management at an operational level.
The qualification explores housing construction, maintenance and repair, KPIs and health and safety.
Who is this qualification for?
You can enrol onto this qualification if you:
- are maintenance professionals working in the housing sector
- or non-technical staff from a customer service or housing management background who want to progress to become a housing maintenance/asset management professional
- working as tenant liaison officers in private construction companies
This qualification will provide you with the necessary skills and knowledge to face the current challenges in housing, covering key aspects of housing policy and law.
Who is this qualification for?
You can enrol onto this qualification if you:
- working or resident in the UK and Ireland
- in or aspiring to a supervisory or management role in housing
- already have a level 3 qualification and/or experience of working in housing, preferably at a supervisory/management level
The objective of this qualification is to provide you with the knowledge required to manage a housing maintenance service.
Who is this qualification for?
You can enrol onto this qualification if you:
- working or resident in the UK and Ireland
- who are seeking or are currently employed within either a management or senior technical role
- who are providing a service in the management of operations and surveying or technical staff
- already have a level 3 qualification and/or experience of working in housing, preferably at a supervisory/management level
