Training for Professionals train more letting agents and landlords in England & Wales than any other organisation. We run public training courses on lettings legislation, some of our popular subjects include; Deposit Protection, Basic & Intermediate Law for Lettings, Mastering Inventories, Possession Proceedings and Repairing Obligations. We also offer bespoke Compliance Training for customers, either at their premises or from our training room at our offices. Our annual Legal Update course is a must-attend event for agents, giving an invaluable overview of the year, as well as heads up on all future changes.
If you can’t make one of our public courses we run both online Webinars and in-house courses. Please call for details on 01258 85 85 85.
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Webinar: Understanding Agreements to Lease
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Secure your best prospective tenant It is vital to understand what impact legislation has on our processes throughout the tenancy journey. This webinar focuses on the earliest part of the journey, understanding how to secure commitment between the landlord and the tenant to start a tenancy at some point in the future under the legislation in both England and Wales that is compliant with the relevant Tenant Fees legislation. Learn how to avoid costly mistakes and how the correct use of an Agreement to Lease…
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Webinar: Understanding Agreements to Lease
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Secure your best prospective tenant
It is vital to understand what impact legislation has on our processes throughout the tenancy journey. This webinar focuses on the earliest part of the journey, understanding how to secure commitment between the landlord and the tenant to start a tenancy at some point in the future under the legislation in both England and Wales that is compliant with the relevant Tenant Fees legislation. Learn how to avoid costly mistakes and how the correct use of an Agreement to Lease keeps you in control.
for England and Wales
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Thursday, 28 May 2026 - 10:00 AM
Webinar: Beyond “Lifestyle”: Managing Damp and Mould Legally and Proactively
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What Every Letting Agent in England Needs to Know NOW The way damp and mould complaints are handled has fundamentally changed. Following updated Government guidance, increased local authority enforcement activity, and the Renters’ Rights reforms, letting agents are now firmly on the front line of compliance risk. Councils now have the power to move straight to formal enforcement action, risking Improvement Notices and substantial financial penalties being issued much earlier in the process — often without t…
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Webinar: Beyond “Lifestyle”: Managing Damp and Mould Legally and Proactively
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What Every Letting Agent in England Needs to Know NOW
The way damp and mould complaints are handled has fundamentally changed.
Following updated Government guidance, increased local authority enforcement activity, and the Renters’ Rights reforms, letting agents are now firmly on the front line of compliance risk.
Councils now have the power to move straight to formal enforcement action, risking Improvement Notices and substantial financial penalties being issued much earlier in the process — often without the informal warning stages many agents and landlords previously expected.
At the same time, the “tenant lifestyle” defence is rapidly disappearing as a stand alone response.
This essential webinar will help letting agents understand:
- Their legal and practical responsibilities
- How to proactively manage damp and mould risks
- What local authorities now expect from landlords and agents
- How to properly respond to tenant complaints
- When vulnerability changes the urgency of a case
- How to document actions to protect the agency
- The risks of poor advice, delay, or inadequate inspections
We will also cover how agents can better educate tenants without unlawfully shifting responsibility away from landlords.
Online in Your Office
Thursday, 28 May 2026 - 14:00 PM
Mastering The Renters Rights Act 2025
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On 27 October , the Renters’ Rights Act received Royal Assent , marking the most significant overhaul of the private rented sector in a generation. Within days, Government published its long-awaited Roadmap to Implementation , followed swiftly on 13 November by a monumental package of 36 official guidance documents — 26 guides for landlords and agents (215 pages) and 10 enforcement guides for local authorities (255 pages) . The scale and complexity of the changes is unprecedented. And critically: ✔ Local au…
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Mastering The Renters Rights Act 2025
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On 27 October, the Renters’ Rights Act received Royal Assent, marking the most significant overhaul of the private rented sector in a generation. Within days, Government published its long-awaited Roadmap to Implementation, followed swiftly on 13 November by a monumental package of 36 official guidance documents—
26 guides for landlords and agents (215 pages) and 10 enforcement guides for local authorities (255 pages).
The scale and complexity of the changes is unprecedented.
And critically:
✔ Local authorities gain investigatory and enforcement powers from 27 December—in readiness for Commencement.
✔ Commencement Day is 1 May—when tenancies, possession, rent rules, discrimination bans and more fundamentally changed.
The consequences of non-compliance are serious.
The course contains crucial details not found in the Act itself, including:
- The precise shape of Assured Periodic Tenancies
- Transitional rules for existing tenancies
- The new rent increase regime
- Obligations around written statements of terms and information sheets
- Restrictions on rent in advance and rental bidding
- Requirements around pets, discrimination, and tenant fairness
- Enhanced local authority enforcement powers
- Expansion and doubling of rent repayment order penalties
- The rollout of the PRS Database and Landlord Ombudsman
- Updated possession grounds and anti-social behaviour provisions
- Upcoming Awaab’s Law, Decent Homes Standard, and HHSRS reforms
Online in Your Office
Friday, 29 May 2026 - 09:15 AM