Course overview
The Housing and Property Management programme is designed for individuals seeking to develop their careers within the housing and property sector. This programme prepares learners for a wide range of management duties, providing a solid foundation for progression into more specialised roles. Learners will gain essential knowledge of the legislation and regulations that govern housing practice, as well as an understanding of the different types of housing services available.
Throughout the programme, learners will explore important topics such as the history of housing, repairs and maintenance, and organisational policies specific to the housing sector. They will also develop the skills needed to manage properties effectively while ensuring compliance with legal and regulatory requirements.
By the end of the programme, participants will be equipped to confidently oversee housing and property management operations. They will be prepared to deliver high-quality services that meet the needs of tenants and stakeholders, while supporting sustainable and compliant housing solutions.
Course content
- Organisation background
- Organisational policies
- Project planning
- Legislation and regulation 1 – Types of law
- Customers
- Project report writing
- Legislation and regulation 2 – Occupancy, tenure, and lettings law
- Professional development
- Legislation and regulation 3 – Housing law
- The history of housing
- Assets, repairs, and maintenance
- End point assessment support
The learner journey
1. 15 months on-programme – This is when you will gain the skills, knowledge and behaviours which will then support you in the End-Point Assessment. Your apprenticeship will include either remote or classroom-based sessions each month, along with assessments and wider learning that could include workplace training, e-learning, research, and completion of assignments. You will build a portfolio of evidence of your knowledge, skills, and behaviours before completing a work-based project.
From 1 August 2025, apprentices must complete at least 187 hours of off-the-job (OTJ) training over a minimum of 8 months, with some standards requiring more for those without prior learning. Learn more about OTJ training hours.
2. Gateway – After 15 months teaching and learning, the employer, training provider and the learner will review the learner journey and decide whether it is the right time for the end point assessment to be arranged.
3. End-Point Assessment – This is when you will need to demonstrate you have learnt the required knowledge, and behaviours, through a remote end point assessment interview and submission of your work-based project. The project makes up 80% of the grade and the interview makes up 20%. You will also be required to deliver a 10-minute presentation during your end point assessment interview.
Industry recognised qualifications
Apprentices have the opportunity to study an industry recognised qualification alongside their apprenticeship. Options include the Chartered Institute of Housing Level 3 Certificate in Housing Practice and The Property Institute Level 3 Course in Leasehold Property Management for Apprentices. During their qualification, apprentices receive student membership, granting access to resources, webinars, and industry events.
Employer benefits
- Opportunity to build a team qualified to upcoming ROPA and social housing recommended standards
- Completion of a high-level project that benefits the company
- Free apprentice recruitment service
- Workforce training planning
- Cost effective training
- Increase productivity and revitalise your company
- Skilled workforce - improve your service
- Reduce staff turnover
- Raise staff morale
Eligibility
Those with an annual wage bill of less than £3m do not pay the Apprenticeship Levy. Instead, 95% of each apprenticeship is funded by the government whilst a 5% investment is required by the employer to enhance the skills of their employee.
- Employers are also be eligible for a £1000 incentive payment if the apprentice is aged 16–18.
- Employers with less than 50 employees and where the apprentice is aged 16–18, the government will fund 100% of the apprentice and are eligible for a £1000 incentive payment.
- Employers with those aged 19+ the government will continue to fund 95% of the apprenticeship programme whilst a 5% investment is required by the employer.
Businesses can manage this through the Apprenticeship Service online account.
Find out more
To learn additional information about this apprenticeship, you can explore our Course Sheet or Learner Journey.
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