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Level 2 in housing practice

Chartered Institute of Housing

Cost: £625

This course will give you a general understanding and awareness of housing issues and the skills for participating in customer service and housing-related activities.

Commencing September 2017

This course will give you a general understanding and awareness of housing issues and the skills for participating in customer service and housing-related activities.

The four units are delivered over four days, spread over a number of weeks. On average, candidates should expect to take around three to four months to complete the qualification.

Units of Study

Housing provision and organisations
Customer care in housing context
Careers and opportunity in housing
Developing skills for working in housing

Who is it for?

This qualification is for you if you are:

Working in housing and wish to gain an initial qualification
New to housing and want to improve your general awareness of housing issues
Not currently working in housing but are considering it as a career option
A tenant wishing to explore housing in order to enable you to get more involved in community and housing matters or who wish to become more involved in the work of their landlord

Dates & Locations

Commencing September 2017

Belfast

Price

£625 per learner

Click here to register your interest.

Terms and conditions

Please refer to our terms and conditions before booking

Date and Time

Monday / 11 September 2017 10:30am

Location

Chartered Institute of Housing Northern Ireland
Belfast
BT3 9JQ
United Kingdom

Contact Details

Ruth Cullen

[email protected]

More Information

http://www.cih.org/training/display/vpathDCR/templatedata/cih/training/data/NI/…

Level 2 in housing practice

Level 2 in housing practice

Chartered Institute of Housing Northern Ireland
Belfast
BT3 9JQ
United Kingdom

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