Role Summary
Property Managers oversee the daily running of residential or commercial properties, ensuring tenants receive quality service while maintaining legal compliance.
They manage repairs, handle disputes, monitor budgets, and liaise with contractors. Apprentices develop knowledge of property law, asset management, and customer service. The role requires decision-making, negotiation, and time management skills.
Ideal for those pursuing a career in estate management, social housing, or private lettings, this apprenticeship offers clear routes into senior management positions in the housing sector.
Throughout this course, you will learn:
Tenancy Management
Property Maintenance
Resident Engagement
Regulatory Knowledge
Service Delivery
Communication
Handle applications, rent collection, and tenancy agreements
Oversee repairs, compliance, and inspections.
Resolve conflicts and support tenant wellbeing.
Apply housing law, safeguarding, and ethical standards.
Monitor housing services and ensure quality standards.
Liaise with residents, colleagues, and external partners.
Ideal for professionals working in social housing, private renting, or property services.