Housing & Property Management Level 3 Employer Contribution :-

Details of standard

Typical job titles:

• Generic or specialist housing officer or Neighbourhood officer (for example Anti-social behaviour, resident involvement, Tenancy sustainment, Homelessness, Repairs, Sheltered housing)
• Neighbourhood co-ordinator or advisor
• Lettings officer,  Allocations officer,  Tenancy officer, Income management officer
• Leasehold management officer, Private sector housing officer, Strategic Housing Officer, Property manager
• Negotiator, Senior negotiator

Occupational profile

The housing and property management occupation is customer facing and primarily responsible for the creation and sustainment of successful tenancies in the private and social rented housing sectors. This work must comply with contractual, statutory and legal regulations and approved Codes of Practice.

The work is varied and often includes addressing complex people related matters (for example supporting people to live independently) as well as property related responsibilities. The role incorporates a degree of lone working with minimum supervision whilst predominantly working within the wider organisation and team, communities and external partners.

Housing and property management professionals are proactive in finding solutions to problems and identifying areas for improvement. They take individual responsibility for the quality and accuracy of their work and its administration.  At Level 3 some housing and property professionals may also have supervisory responsibility for other people.

The apprenticeship prepares an individual for a range of general housing and property management duties leading to operational or specialist roles.