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About this course

This highly detailed course has been specially designed to cover a wide range of subjects and at the same time make sure that the study texts are presented in a simple and easy to follow way. This means that whatever your level of experience or knowledge, you will be able to get the maximum out of this course.

Student Profile

This advanced diploma course is suitable both for people already working in or intending to work in housing organisations like the UN, humanitarian organisations, local authorities, housing associations, homeless charities, government departments, non-profit making organisations, churches and other religious personnel. It is also for people who intend to work as any of the following: charity workers, homelessness officers, welfare officers, humanitarian personnel, nurses and midwives, social workers, health professionals and mental health workers.


Module 1 - Housing Management and Practice
Poverty & the Philosophy of Housing Management
Population Demographics & Housing
Housing Stock, Housing Conditions and Housing Renewal Areas
Housing Terminology
Homelessness: a growing epidemic
Causes, consequences and Prevention of Homelessness
Central Government, Local Authorities and Housing
The Housing Corporation & Registered Social Landlords
Best Value in Housing
Tenants Participation & Management
Rent collection and control
Rent Management & Debtors in Distress
Managing Crime and Security on Housing Estates
Tenants at war: dispute resolution & arbitration
Management of voids
Building societies as a source of housing finance
Customer service and quality
Managing Hostel and temporary Accommodation
Discrimination and equal opportunities
Mortgage repossession and Rescue
Urban regeneration
The homeless and mentally ill

 

Module 2 - Housing Law
English Legal System
Civil and Criminal liability
Contract law
Law of agency
Company and Partnership law
Negligence
Nuisance
Trespass
Occupier's Liability and Defective premises
Employer's liability for Health & Safety
Housing Allocation law and waiting lists management
Homelessness and Priority Need
Tenancy: an overview
Tenancy: regulated
Tenancy: secure
Tenancy: assured
Tenancy: assured shorthold
Tenancy: introductory
Tenancy: Business
Licences
The rent service
Right to buy
Harassment and unlawful eviction
Repairs and overcrowding
Adverse possession
Houses in multiple occupation
Tenant's conduct & anti-social behaviour
Housing and family
Immigration law relating to refugees and asylum seekers
Mortgages
Civil litigation
Immigration rules and public funds
Confidentiality
Freedom of information
Discrimination and equal opportunities
European convention on human rights

 

Module 3 - Administration of Social Welfare and Benefits
Poverty and Social Welfare
Administration & Classification of Benefits
Immigration rules and public funds
National Insurance Contributions
Attendance Allowance
Constant Attendance Allowance
Disabled Persons Tax Credit
Disability Working Allowance
Hospital Admission
Exceptionally Severe Disablement Allowance
Incapacity Benefit
Independent Living (1993) Fund
Industrial Injuries Disablement Benefit
Invalid Care Allowance
Reduced Earnings Allowance
Retirement Allowance
Severe Disablement Allowance
Statutory Sick Pay
Vaccine Damage Payments
War Disablement Pension
Child Benefit
Child Benefit (Lone Parent)
Working Family Tax Credit
Guardians Allowance
Maternity Allowance
Maternity Payment from the Social Fund
Statutory Maternity Pay
Child Maintenance Bonus
Jobseeker's Allowance
Back to Work Bonus
Earnings Top up
Employment
Enterprise
Training
Redundancy payments
Income Support
Residential Care Homes & Nursing Homes
Social Fund
Budgeting Loans
Crisis Loans
Community Care Grants
Cold Weather Payments
Housing Benefit
Council Tax Benefit
General Information
NHS Prescription Charges
NHS Dental Charges
NHS Sight Tests and Optical Costs
Wigs and Fabric Supports
Fares to Hospital
Assisted Prison Visits
Milk Tokens and Vitamins
Adjudication of Benefits
Funeral Payments from the Social Fund
Widows Benefits
Widows Payment
Widowed Mothers Allowance
Widows Pension
War Widows Pension
Retirement Pension
Reforms relating to Additional Pension (SERPS)
Equality of State Pension Age
Non-Contributory Retirement Pension
Employed Persons
Class 1 National Insurance Contributions
NI Contribution Holiday for Employers
Home Responsibilities Protection
Reduced Liability for Married Women and Widows
Christmas Bonus
Benefits Abroad
Other Help
How to verify those who have the right to work in the UK

 

Module 4 - Management, Economics & Financial Principles
Management
Principles of Management
Qualities of the Manager
Managers and their staff
Frustration
Motivation and Job Satisfaction
Delegation
Training and Development
Time Management
Customer Service and Quality
Information Technology
Data Protection and Confidentiality
Decision Making & Problem
Solving
Stress Management

 

Economics
The Free Market Economy
The Financial System and Money
Inflation
Interest Rates
Fighting Unemployment
European Monetary System & Single Currency (EURO)
International Business, Trade and Protectionism
Balance of Payments
The World Bank
International Monetary Fund (IMF)

 

Financial Principles
Financial Terminology
Accounting Convention and Reasons for Accounting Records
Books of Accounts
Principles of Bookkeeping
Preparation of Accounts
Trading, Profit & Loss Account & the Balance Sheet
Accounts of Limited Liability Companies and Non-Profit Making Organisations
Depreciation of Fixed Assets
Budgeting
Value Added Tax
Principles of Insurance

 

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Course name and number: TAC-ADC-006 - Advanced Diploma in Housing Management and Law
Course Fee: £179 per module (subject), or
£149 per module (subject if all 4 modules are paid for at the time of enrolment (a saving of £120)
Entry Requirements:
a) Completion of a recognised certificate or diploma in any field, or
b) Applicants aged 18 or over, who can demonstrate an ability to study at advanced level.
Mode of Study: Distance Learning (correspondence/home study)
Start Date: Start at any time
Duration: 9 -12 months, but this is flexible and students can study at their own pace
   

 

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