Explore what professionalism means in practice and find out more about our professional standards eLearning modules that enable you to think and improve your professional development needs.
Develop your knowledge and confidence to be able to manage leasehold properties effectively. Understand the leasehold legal framework and explore the day to day practicalities and challenges in managing leasehold properties.
This course looks at the different types of damp and how to identify them. It then focusses on the issues of condensation and mould, how to prevent, how to deal with and how to educate residents on the issues. It also looks at the changes landlord organisations may have to make to policy and practice.
Dealing with repairs and ensuring homes are healthy and safe environments for our tenants is one of the key cornerstones of managing residential property. Yet there is a myriad of obligations placed on landlords from several pieces of legislation.
In recent years we have seen a rise in HMO in both the private and social sectors – it offers an affordable housing solution for many and when provided by social landlords, it may also be in tandem with support packages. Managing HMO comes with increased regulation, both in terms of the standards of the property and the management functions.
The course will take you through the new operating environment for housing – with the focus on the professional behaviours needed to build trust and respect with your residents.
For those new to development or regeneration, an introduction to how we develop new homes and regenerate existing neighbourhoods
This course offers an in-depth examination of effective governance to equip you with the essential knowledge, skills and behaviour awareness you need.
In this course, you’ll explore the key elements of Trauma informed Care (TIC) and Psychologically informed Environments (PIE). You will use practical examples to deepen your understanding of how to achieve better outcomes for service users.
The course is an evidence-based training workshop where attendees are encouraged to consider new approaches to support a recovery path from hoarding in a compassionate and trauma-informed way.