Upcoming TPI Training Courses
TC111: Managing Mixed-Use Developments
Dates
2 - 3 February 2026
This six hour course (three hours a day over two days online), will provide hard won industry advice and practical training to deal with the conflicting demands and legal set ups of Leasehold and Commercial buildings.
Who Should Attend?
This course is for experienced residential property managers who have little/no experience of managing commercial property or mixed-use estates and need to ensure their knowledge spans both elements when tendering for or taking on such a management.
TC27: Procedural and Technical Issues of Section 20
Dates
29 - 30 January 2026
23 - 24 March 2026
A 6-hour online course being be run over 2 consecutive days covering the requirements and procedures of Section 20 (qualifying works and qualifying long term agreements), exemptions, OJEU Public Notices and the growing body of Case Law.
Who should attend?
Property managers or assistant property managers with some experience of advising clients on and processing Section 20s.
It’s also useful for managers who would like a refresher on (or introduction to) the required procedures of Section 20
Those who would like to address the practical issues, problems and complications that can arise during and after the Section 20 procedure
TC1: Introduction to Residential Property Management
Dates
20 - 21 January 2026
23 - 24 February 2026
16 - 17 March 2026
Who should attend?
This introductory course is ideal for those new to the sector with less than six month’s experience in residential property management and those moving from letting to residential leasehold management.
TC123: Crisis Management and Effective Disaster Recovery
Dates
6 February 2026
While all firms will have resilience planning in place for a disaster at their own premises managing agents need to have similar planning in place for a disaster at one of their client’s premises. The Grenfell Enquiry part 2 identified how the lack of adequate planning can affect residents. This three hour online course will provide hard won industry advice and practical training to deal with the conflicting demands of dealing with a major incident. Based on the trainer’s extensive knowledge of the insurance sector for blocks of flats this course will help you understand what to expect and offer practical steps you can take to prepare for the unexpected.
Intended For
This course is for experienced residential property managers and management who are likely to lead the response to major incident at a client’s premises.
TC116: Resident Engagement Strategies
Dates
5 March 2026
The introduction of the Building Safety Act 2022 introduces new responsibilities and accountabilities on owners of high-rise residential properties, with property managers at the heart of helping to deliver and support the new regime on behalf of their clients. This new regime aims to engender a change in culture within residential property ownership and management with greater transparency and engagement at the heart of this new regime. Understanding who is accountable and what is needed is essential for owners and managers alike in order to stay ahead of the game and understand what it is going to take to ensure compliance.
Intended For
The course is suitable for anyone who has a role in managing leasehold properties.
TC66: Introduction To Fire Safety For Property Managers
Dates
26 - 27 March 2026
A 6-hour online course being be run over 2 consecutive days (3-hours per day). This course is provided for block managers looking to learn the basics of fire safety for residential buildings. It gives basic information for managing the fire risks of common parts of blocks of flats and delves in to the essential grounding of the Regulatory Reform (Fire Safety) Order 2005.
At the end of this course, you will understand who is responsible for what and why in terms of fire safety and will have a basic knowledge of the changes happening in this all-important area of block management.
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