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This programme is designed for employees who work within the housing / property sector who would like to gain a level 3 property management accreditation.

It is ideal for anyone working within private residential property management, lettings or block management or those who manage social tenancies within housing associations and trusts.

Learning Objectives

Health and safety and risk assessments
The Law of Tort, basic Contract Law, and land law
Data Protection and Common Law
Leases and Licences
Housing Act 1988 Tenancies; Non-Housing Act 1988 Tenancies and Rent Act 1977 Tenancies
Grounds for possession and protection from eviction
Landlord details and unfair terms
Fitness standards and repair
Business process improvement
Tenancy Deposit Schemes and the redress system
Fire Safety, Gas Safety & Stamp Duty Land Tax
Homes of Multiple Occupation and insurance regulations
Problem solving techniques
Duties of Agents and Agents Authority
Stakeholder Management and change Management Models
Disability discrimination and agent Responsibilities
Service Charge Apportionment and buy to let
History of Social Housing
Terms in Tenancy Agreement
Housing benefit tenants
The social and physical context of estates and neighbourhoods
How to resolve defects, common problems, health and safety issues and repairs to dwellings
EPC’s and private landlords
Developments, listed buildings
Client account procedures, repairs, maintenance, and quality management review.
Town & Country Planning Act
Managing the Building
Quality Management models
Breaches of Tenancy Agreements (Sections 146, 21 & 8). First Tier Tribunals

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For apprentices aged 16-21 the training costs are fully funded by the government. For apprentices aged over 21, there is a 5% co-investment which would be paid by the employer. Alternatively, the training costs can be covered by utilising the Apprenticeship Levy Fund.

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To do an apprenticeship in Property Management, you must be working in a property management role. Available to all employees of all ages who want to develop their Property Management knowledge and skills to a higher level. Graduates can also learn via this apprenticeship route.

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