Level 4 Housing Management Course. Work-based training at your workplace.
You study while you work in a housing or lettings role. The course covers lettings negotiation, property management, marketing, and office administration. It takes around 18 months to complete. You'll need a Level 2 in housing management or an equivalent qualification to start. Maths and English can be completed alongside, but must be achieved before the end.
You'll finish with a Level 4 Certificate in Housing.
Residential Property Letting and Management
This qualification has been developed to enable those aspiring to work as a letting agent/negotiator, residential property manager or lettings/office administrator to recognise their current skills and knowledge in lettings negotiation, property management, marketing and management while also giving an opportunity to develop their career further. The purpose of this qualification is to confirm occupational competence and on successful completion learners can apply for:
Letting agents and property managers have to navigate more than 170 separate laws in competently securing a tenant, safely managing and ending tenancies. It is essential to have a solid foundation in a broad range of legislative content in order support clients and contend with the inevitable legislative changes, the key areas being tenancy agreements, compliance and practice.
The senior housing and property management occupation in both social and private housing sectors is responsible for the management and delivery of housing and property related services within their business and service area(s). The role involves the management of resources with delegated authority to deliver the business objectives. The work must comply with contractual, statutory and legal regulations.
Senior housing and property management professionals are proactive in finding solutions to problems and identifying areas for improvement. They take individual responsibility for the overall quality and cost effectiveness of their business and service area(s) and the needs of stakeholders.
Typical job titles:
Neighbourhood housing manager
Neighbourhood investment manager
Property manager
Voids and lettings manager
Assets manager
Incomes manager
Resident involvement manager
Supported housing manager
Leasehold manage
Entry Criteria - L2 in housing management or equivalent. Can do Maths and English alongside but must have achieved by the time the framework has been completed.
Has to have a suitable employee.
For this framework the learner is required to complete a suitable employee rights and responsibilities (ERR) workbook. Certification can only be awarded if the contractor deems ERR has been completed sufficiently.
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