Social housing courses

...The course is accredited by the Chartered Institute of Housing (CIH) as a component of the Level II Certificate in Housing. Please visit www.trainingsol.co.uk for more information. Suitable for:...

...If you are working or seeking to work in the social housing sector in the UK (or in a closely related field), this programme has been designed for you. The programme is validated by the Chartered Institute of Housing (CIH), and can meet all the academic requirements for membership... Learn about: Part Time, Full Time...

...History and Present Social Housing Policies, Practices and Governance: It will provide a general understanding of what social housing is and for...

...The course is accredited by the Chartered Institute of Housing (CIH) as a component of the Level II Certificate in Housing. Please visit www.trainingsol.co.uk for more information. Suitable for:...

... you with the opportunity to actively engage in the analysis of cutting edge social issues as a highly contemporary, dynamic and grounded academic subject. It helps us to address some of today's most pressing social challenges by providing an understanding of how and why societies change and... Learn about: Social Science, Housing Management Issues, Social Policy...

...Suitable for: This workshop is aimed at Learners who have been working for a housing association for some time, but would benefit from a greater insight into the business. New starters would also benefit from the insight obtained through this workshop...

...The work The housing management function is wide-ranging covering all aspects of estate and tenancy management, at both a strategic level and through...

... of Housing (CIH), the professional body for the housing sector. A number of modules on this degree count towards membership... Learn about: Housing sector, Social Policy, Criminal Justice...

... in today’s society, economy and politics. As well as learning about why Britain has a welfare state, studying Social Policy involves looking at contemporary policies, the way welfare and services are delivered and ask questions about how this is changing. Over the last twenty years, Social Policy... Learn about: Social Policy...

... on the course? A good command of English and preferably Level 2 Certificate in Housing Practice, or 3 years’ housing experience is needed. Where does it lead? Enhanced career knowledge and progression opportunities. Either to get a job in housing or to progress in your job. This course could...

...To improve the outcomes and quality of life for young people aged 16-25 in supported housing. Suitable for workers, who are new to working with young people and/or new to supported housing...

... awareness of housing issues...

... the experiences, needs and perspectives of the most vulnerable and excluded groups in the housing market (such as homeless people, those fleeing domestic violence, new migrants, young people, ex-offenders, people with substance misuse problems, and those at risk of losing their home through anti-social behaviour... Learn about: IT risk...

..., organisational or community level of practice. The social welfare settings such as child protection, drugs and alcohol, criminal justice, community education, housing... Learn about: Social Work, Child Protection...

...This vocational housing course is a key part of the Chartered Institute of Housing’s educational programme. It's aimed at level 4 housing professionals who have been working in the Housing Sector, in either the public, or private sectors. The course is also beneficial to employees aspiring to work...