Upcoming TPI Training Courses
TC27: The Procedural And Technical Issues Of Section 20
Dates
22 - 23 October 2026
30 November - 1 December 2026
8 - 9 December 2026
This one-day practical workshop provides a thorough exploration of the statutory consultation process under Section 20 of the Landlord and Tenant Act 1985. Designed for professionals involved in managing major works or long-term agreements, the course covers both the legal framework and the practical challenges of compliance. Participants will gain practical tools to manage Section 20 effectively and avoid common pitfalls.
Who should attend?
- Property managers or assistant property managers looking to run their first Section 20 Consultation
- Managers seeking a refresher or an introduction to the Section 20 procedures
TC44: Introduction To Accounting For Service Charges
Dates
6 - 7 October 2026
A 6-hour online course being be run over 2 consecutive days (3-hours per day) this interactive course provides a practical introduction to the financial lifecycle of a residential leasehold property. Designed for those with less than 18 months’ experience in the industry, the course walks participants through the key steps of service charge accounting—from setting up a site and budgeting, to year-end accounts and client reporting.
Who should attend?
- Accounts staff new to the industry or role, seeking to understand service charge financial responsibilities
- Property managers and assistants beginning to manage financial aspects such as budgeting and accounts
- Professionals transitioning from lettings into residential leasehold property management
TC116: Resident Engagement Strategies
Dates
15 September 2026
This course is designed to equip managing agents and property professionals with the knowledge and tools necessary to support Accountable Persons (APs) and Principal Accountable Persons (PAPs) in fulfilling their obligations to engage residents effectively. As part of the new building safety regime, a well-constructed Resident Engagement Strategy is a mandatory component of the Building Assessment Certificate application, directly impacting a building’s continued occupancy status.
Who should attend?
Managing agents and professionals involved in responding to, managing, or overseeing building safety in high-rise residential properties within scope of the Building Safety Act 2022.
W31: An Introduction to Commonhold – What is it? What Isn't It?
Dates
1 October 2026
This course is designed to equip managing agents and property professionals with the knowledge and tools necessary to better understand what commonhold is, how it differs from leasehold, and to provide a foundation level of commonhold management. The course will also look at the commonhold reforms, and what to expect next.
Who should attend?
Managing agents and professionals involved in responding to, managing, or overseeing buildings, and keen to understand what the future looks like.
TC118: Taking On New Estates – New Site Mobilisation and Handovers
Dates
23 September 2026
This course is designed to help managing agents and senior leaders develop and implement robust mobilisation processes when taking on new estates. Effective mobilisation not only sets the tone for long-term management success but also ensures that vital information is collected early, risks are identified, and operational issues are minimised. Poor mobilisation can lead to delays, compliance issues, and reputational damage—this course aims to help you avoid those pitfalls.
Who should attend?
- Managing Agents responsible for new site mobilisations
- Senior leadership involved in estate management and operational oversight
TC46: Basic Building Construction And Common Defects
Dates
22 October 2026
This one-day, in-person introductory course provides a clear and practical guide to the basic elements of traditional and low-rise residential construction. Aimed at non-technical professionals, it helps participants understand how buildings are constructed and identifies the most common defects that can occur.
Who should attend?
- Beginners
- Those of intermediate level
- More experienced practitioners who know the legal framework required to safely manage a portfolio, but who are not as familiar with the practicalities of a building.
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