Senior Housing / Property Management Apprenticeship Level 4

The senior housing / property management occupation in both social / private housing sectors is responsible for the management and delivery of housing / property related services within their business/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.

The senior housing /property manager manages a specific function and associated team(s) whilst working with the wider organisation / team, communities and external partners.

Senior housing / 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/service area(s) and the needs of stakeholders.

Neighbourhood Housing Manager, Neighbourhood Investment Manager, Property Manager, Voids / Lettings Manager, Assets Manager, Incomes Manager, Resident Involvement Manager, Supported Housing Manager, Leasehold Manager.

No formal entry requirements however must pass the initial assessment to gain entry.

Formative assessment.

1.Completion of an agreed regulated qualification (recommended)/ or an assessment of knowledge

2.Completion of English and mathematics at Level 2

3.A portfolio of evidence developed through a formative assessment process

4.Work based project (mandatory as assessed at end point)

End Point Assessment.

Other relevant professional qualifications.

When you start an apprenticeship with us, there’s no need to worry about the cost—apprenticeship fees and funding are covered by your employer, not you. This means you can focus fully on gaining valuable skills and experience without any financial burden.

For more information on apprenticeship funding/costs and any government support available, please contact our Apprenticeship Team on 01254 292500 or apprenticeships@blackburn.ac.uk