Trauma leadership and well-being. What should a Board member know?
Date to be confirmed (Board members and senior Executive)
Are you a decision-maker in the UK social housing sector? Our specialized Trauma-Informed Leadership Training Program is tailored for board members and executives, equipping you with the knowledge to integrate trauma-informed approaches into your leadership. This enables you to make informed and compassionate decisions, benefiting your organization’s reputation, community trust, and outcomes.
Building Safety Act 2022 – updates, what do you need to know to keep up to date
Coming soon
The Building Safety Act 2022
Budgets and Management Accounts for Board Members
Upcoming | time to be confirmed | Board members
The strategic decisions made by the Board and executives of any registered providers have a significant impact on its direction. As such, they need to have a firm grasp of budgeting and management information to make well-informed decisions that support the organisation’s goals and financial stability. Having sound knowledge and skills in budgeting and management information is crucial for effective governance and strategic decision-making.
Health and Safety – What should a Board member know?
Coming soon (Board members)
The Sector Risk Profile puts health and safety at the top of the agenda, where it should be. Is this reflected in your Board? Does your Board understand its responsibilities? How to get assurance from the Executives and how to lead from the top on this vital subject? If you or your Board are unsure on any of these areas then this course if for you.
Supported Housing and Care
Date to be confirmed (Board members)
This training will provide an overview of supported housing in England and how it is funded. We will also explore the variety of supported housing models, and look at how we can modernise the way in which these are run with new technology, and how to ensure we tackle social isolation in older people.
Introduction to Climate Change and Net Zero
Coming soon – dates to be confirmed
There has never been so much content, so many opinions and so much urgency around sustainability, the environment and net zero carbon. This introductory session will build a foundation of principles, language and ideas for the decarbonisation journey to net zero.
Board report writing for senior staff
Dates to be confirm. Estimated October 2025 (Four 2 hour sessions; staff)
Changes in regulation, complaints handling and ensuring compliance are all increasing the pressure on Boards to know what is going on in their organisations, to hear the tenants’ voice and to ensure their organisation is meeting a wide raft of regulations and compliance legislation.
Effective Chair’s Training (on-line)
Starting September 2025 (Board members)
Our chairing masterclass is designed to equip you with the fundamental skills and techniques required to effectively lead your team and oversee meetings, regardless of whether they are held online or in person. With the opportunity to share and gain insights from other participants, you’ll unlock your full potential as a leader.
Introduction to Practical Effective Minute Taking
September 2025 TBC
This training is specifically created for the social housing sector in the UK, to help you understand your responsibilities and the vital information needed in minuting. It gives you the skills and knowledge you need to accurately take minutes and navigate challenges.
Junior Governance Support Officer Training
Starting September 2025 (Staff)
GOVERNANCE SUPPORT OFFICER TRAINING is designed for those who work for providers of social housing in England, Scotland, and Wales. Introduction to who regulates the sector, Companies House, Charity Commission and we will also talk about what good governance looks like, understand best practices, successful approaches, and working principles of the sector.
Governance Officer Leadership Training
Starting Sept/Oct 2025. (Staff). To be confirmed.
Governance Officer Leadership Training
This thorough eight-module training, covers everything a governance officer needs to know about social housing providers in the UK. It will give you a solid understanding of the guiding principles and operating principles, procedures of Governance in a social housing organisation and voluntary organisations.
Equality Diversity and Inclusion
Coming soon (Board members)
In this training, as a board member, you will learn how to create inclusive policies and procedures to promote equity and diversity within the organisation. Enhance your comprehension of effective EDI practises in housing associations and social housing. Recognise the crucial role of embracing Equality, Diversity, and Inclusion (EDI) as a board member to contribute to a vibrant community.
Board Review Essentials – what do you need to know before doing yours?
Date to be confirmed (All Board Members) Whether you are leading the review internally or leveraging external expertise, this session will equip you with the tools and strategies needed to navigate governance challenges and future-proof your organisation. This webinar offers a unique opportunity to understand the board’s governance practices, improve decision-making processes, and align your organisation’s path with its long-term goals.
Practical Company Secretary Training
Starting starting September 2025 (Four 2 hour sessions; staff)
This company secretary training is meant to assist you in understanding the extent of the role of a housing association company secretary so that you can be sure you are fully informed and in compliance with your legal obligations. It outlines specifically what must be done to comply with the Companies Act, the company articles, and other regulations as it guides you through each step of the role step by step.
Governance For Small Organisations – For Chairs, Board Members And Executive
Governance for small organisations – Coming soon (Board Members and Senior Executive)
Are you a decision-maker in the UK social housing sector? Our specialised session for small housing associations is tailored for you.
Value For Money (VFM) Training For Board Members In Scotland & Wales
(Board members) This session will look at how associations ensure they are meeting the demands for good practice and continuous improvement.
Asset Management in Social Housing – The Role of Data in Asset Management
17 July 2025 (All Board Members)
Strong data management strategies can support compliance and investment planning and inform decision-making. With new regulations requiring social landlords to act faster and more transparently, data management has become a critical component of asset management.
Data Quality Management (DQM) and the principles of Data Observation
10 July 2025 (All Board Members) DQM and the principles of Data Observability. In an era where data underpins every strategic decision, neglecting Data Quality Management (DQM) is no longer an option.
Advanced Effective Minute Taking
Starting 9 July 2025 – (Staff)
This training is specifically created for the social housing sector in the UK, to help you understand your responsibilities and the vital information needed in minuting. It gives you the skills and knowledge you need to accurately take minutes and navigate challenges whatever the meeting.
Implementing Climate Change Strategies
3 July 2025 (All Board Members)
The need for strategies for dealing with climate change is now accepted amongst UK Housing Associations. The next step is to decide how to go about developing the right strategy that a) helps residents and staff and b) as a by-product, generates data for various reporting requirements.
Homelessness & Partnerships Working
Perceptions of homelessness vary, and there is an assumption that people who work for social housing providers understand their part to play in how their organisation reduces homelessness. But this is not always the case.
Integrating Safeguarding and Domestic Abuse oversight for Social Housing providers
A sound understanding of safeguarding & domestic abuse is crucial for housing associations and local authorities to ensure they are confident and competent at playing their part in keeping those who live and work in their homes and communities free from harm and abuse.
Culture – What Is It? Why is it so Important and Often Difficult to ‘Get Right’? The Leadership Challenge for Board Members
“Peter Drucker once famously said “ Culture eats strategy for breakfast” meaning no matter how well designed and formulated your Corporate Strategy is, it will fall flat if your culture is not creating the condition where people can implement it.
Tenant Engagement – Making it Meaningful
With the Regulator of Social Housing now operating a more assertive consumer regulatory control, landlords are being asked not only to listen to tenants but also to show, with evidence, how that listening has shaped decisions and improved services. Across England, Wales, and Scotland, the principles of tenants’ voice, accountability, and service quality remain central. In this session, we will explore how to embed transparency, responsiveness and trust in governance structures.
Performance Management Data Driving Business Improvement
Performance Management Data. In this session we will consider what you should really be looking for when you are measuring performance and how you can drive effective business improvement within your organisation.
Junior Governance Support Officer Training
Starting 21 May 2025 (Staff)
GOVERNANCE SUPPORT OFFICER TRAINING is designed for those who work for providers of social housing in England, Scotland, and Wales. Introduction to who regulates the sector, Companies House, Charity Commission and we will also talk about what good governance looks like, understand best practices, successful approaches, and working principles of the sector.
What’s Keeping the Board Awake at Night? Board Debate
Housing providers are under the microscope like never before. From consumer regulation to building safety, meeting house building targets to balance sheet stretch the pressure on boards and their executive teams is mounting year on year.
Asset Management in Social Housing – An Overview Of The Sector and Regulations Part one
The webinar explores how the sector has evolved in response to significant regulatory changes, including the Social Housing (Regulation) Act 2023 and Awaab’s Law.
Both new and seasoned Board Members, will learn how a well-structured asset management strategy can ensure that homes remain safe, sustainable, and fit for purpose while meeting evolving regulatory requirements.
Delivering Housing for People with Learning Disabilities and/or Autism
With growing demand for tailored social housing solutions, this session will highlight the importance of collaboration with support providers, health professionals, and local authority commissioners to ensure accessible, tenant-centered housing.
Managing conflicting priorities in the Business Plan (Wales)
Board Members in Wales – Although principles will be applicable to Board members in Scotland and England. Housing associations (HAs) continue to face financial pressures and operational challenges. How do you balance these?
Equality Diversity and Inclusion (EDI) – Part 2 – Practical details
In this second session we will specifically address the requirements of the Public Sector Equality Duty (PSED), especially when performing functions of a public nature.
Equality Diversity and Inclusion (EDI) – Part 1 – The background
The session is intended to help Board Members understand the regulatory framework and requirements. In this session there is a focus on key legislation; the Equality Act 2010 (EA 2010) and the Public Sector Equality Duty (PSED), as well as other applicable regulations.
Introduction to Practical Effective Minute Taking
12 March 2025
This training is specifically created for the social housing sector in the UK, to help you understand your responsibilities and the vital information needed in minuting. It gives you the skills and knowledge you need to accurately take minutes and navigate challenges.
Effective Chair’s Training (on-line)
Our chairing masterclass is designed to equip you with the fundamental skills and techniques required to effectively lead your team and oversee meetings, regardless of whether they are held online or in person. With the opportunity to share and gain insights from other participants, you’ll unlock your full potential as a leader.
Practical Company Secretary Training
This company secretary training is meant to assist you in understanding the extent of the role of a housing association company secretary so that you can be sure you are fully informed and in compliance with your legal obligations. It outlines specifically what must be done to comply with the Companies Act, the company articles, and other regulations as it guides you through each step of the role step by step.
Artificial Intelligence (AI) and Machine Learning (ML) are revolutionising housing associations!
Artificial intelligence (AI) and Machine Learning (ML) are transforming how housing associations operate, offering unprecedented opportunities for innovation, efficiency and improved decision-making. In this session, you will develop a thorough insight into the potential these technologies present while also learning effective approaches to address risks and build trust within your organisation. Join us to explore real-world case studies and discover how leveraging these technologies can make an impact.
Cyber Security – Board Cyber Security Toolkit
Cyber Security – final part of our series on the Board Cyber Security Toolkit
As cyber threats grow in sophistication and frequency, housing associations and organisations alike must keep ahead of the curve. In this fourth session of our cyber security series, we look at threat detection and mitigation strategies to help you defend against current cyber attacks.
Practical Company Secretary Training
Starting 12 November (Four 2 hour sessions; staff)
This company secretary training is meant to assist you in understanding the extent of the role of a housing association company secretary so that you can be sure you are fully informed and in compliance with your legal obligations. It outlines specifically what must be done to comply with the Companies Act, the company articles, and other regulations as it guides you through each step of the role step by step.
Chairs and Board Member Round Table
7 November 2024
This webinar will explore the Labour Party’s policy direction, its implications for registered providers, and potential funding support from the new Chancellor. designed for Chairs and Board Members of UK housing associations who will benefit from engaging with peers and sharing insights on navigating the current housing landscape.
GOVERNANCE OFFICERS LEADERSHIP TRAINING
Starting 6th November 2024. Governance Officer Leadership Training (Staff)
This thorough eight-module training, covers everything a governance officer needs to know about social housing providers in the UK. It will give you a solid understanding of the guiding principles and operating principles, procedures of Governance in a social housing organisation and voluntary organisations.
Advanced Effective Minute Taking
Minute writing for Karbon Homes: This training is specifically created for Karbon Homes (England) to help them understand their responsibilities and the vital information needed in minuting.
Board Review Essentials
Whether leading internally or seeking external expertise, this session will provide tools and strategies to navigate governance challenges and future-proof your organisation. This webinar offers an opportunity to understand governance practices, improve decision-making, and align with long-term goals
Practical Effective Minute Taking
18 and 30 July 2024
This training is specifically created for the social housing sector in the UK, to help you understand your responsibilities and the vital information needed in minuting. It gives you the skills and knowledge you need to accurately take minutes and navigate challenges.
Introduction To Sustainability and Climate Change For Housing Association Boards
There has never been so much content, so many opinions and so much urgency around sustainability and the environment. This introductory training session provides some important anchor points to support the attendee in framing the sustainability challenge and to identify points of alignment between your organisational strategic objectives and sustainability goals.
Practical Effective Minute Taking
8 and 19 July 2024
This training is specifically created for the social housing sector in the UK, to help you understand your responsibilities and the vital information needed in minuting. It gives you the skills and knowledge you need to accurately take minutes and navigate challenges.
Introduction To Net Zero Carbon For Housing Association Boards
This training session seeks to build a foundation of principles, language and ideas for the decarbonisation journey to net zero carbon. The session introduces some of the language of climate change and decarbonisation and helps understand the differences between shorter-term policy objectives.
Practical Company Secretary Training
June and July 2024
This company secretary training is meant to assist you in understanding the extent of the role of a housing association company secretary so that you can be sure you are fully informed and in compliance with your legal obligations. It outlines specifically what must be done to comply with the Companies Act, the company articles, and other regulations as it guides you through each step of the role step by step.
Practical Company Secretary Training
Starting 18 June (Four 2 hour sessions; staff)
This company secretary training is meant to assist you in understanding the extent of the role of a housing association company secretary so that you can be sure you are fully informed and in compliance with your legal obligations. It outlines specifically what must be done to comply with the Companies Act, the company articles, and other regulations as it guides you through each step of the role step by step.
Consumer standards and repairs – what are the impacts of the changing consumer standards on your repair service
Consumer standards and repairs – what are the impacts of the changing consumer standards on your repair service. we will unpack the expectations for both repairs teams and the wider organisation to ensure you meet and exceed the new consumer standards. The Regulator of Social Housing (RSH) introduced the new Consumer Standards in April 2024, placing a strong emphasis on repairs and maintenance.
ESG (Enviromental Social Governance) – what do Boards need to know about the Environmental element?
3 June 2024
The UK’s social housing sector is increasingly recognising the crucial significance of environmental practices among social housing providers as a fundamental standard for securing financial backing. Within this session, we’ll delve deep into the environmental aspects of ESG, delving into the nuances of disclosing ESG performance to potential investors.
GOVERNANCE OFFICERS LEADERSHIP TRAINING
June/July 2024
This thorough eight-module training, covers everything a governance officer needs to know about social housing providers in the UK. It will give you a solid understanding of the guiding principles and operating principles procedures of Governance in a social housing organisation and voluntary organisations.
AI Threats and Opportunities: Navigating the Future
AI Threats and Opportunities: Navigating the Future. The rapid advancement of artificial intelligence is having a profound impact on businesses, sectors, and communities, and the social housing sector is no exception. In this session, Board members will gain valuable insights into the key threats and opportunities presented by artificial intelligence. Participants will gain a thorough understanding of the potential benefits that AI can offer in driving positive change within their organisations, as well as the necessary strategies required to effectively address potential challenges.
Regulating the Consumer Standards. What do Boards need to know and how should they prepare?
14 May 2024
In this session, specifically designed for English Housing Providers, we will consider what the Board need to know to be prepared for the new Consumer Standards and Regulatory Inspections (formerly In-Depth Assessments) regime implemented by the Regulator of Social Housing.
Damp and mould, what can we learn from others and how can we keep up momentum
Damp and mould, what can we learn from others and how can we keep up momentum.
Supported Housing and Care – What Do Board Members Need To Know?
This webinar is for new and existing social housing Board Members who want to learn about service delivery, financial constraints, and resource management in the supported housing sector. It covers a wide range of topics, including housing options for older people such as Independent Living, Sheltered Housing, and Residential Care Homes.
Data protection and update on the Data Protection and Digial Information (DPI) bill
In this webinar, Boards will gain both a refresher on their understanding of GDPR’s fundamental principles and new insights into the latest developments post-2018, including the recent Data Protection and Digital Information Bill, which marks the transition from EU law to a post-Brexit UK.
Equality Diversity and Inclusion (EDI) – Part 2 – Practical details
Welcome to our Equality, Diversity, and Inclusion webinar series for UK-registered social housing providers. In this second session we will specifically address the requirements of the Public Sector Equality Duty (PSED), especially when performing functions of a public nature.
Equality Diversity and Inclusion (EDI) – Part 1 – The background
Welcome to our Equality, Diversity, and Inclusion webinar series for UK-registered social housing providers. The session is intended to help Board Members understand the regulatory framework and requirements. In this session there is a focus on key legislation; the Equality Act 2010 (EA 2010) and the Public Sector Equality Duty (PSED), as well as other applicable regulations.
Virtual Chairing Training
11 March 2024
Our chairing masterclass is designed to equip you with the fundamental skills and techniques required to effectively lead your team and oversee meetings, regardless of whether they are held online or in person, with the opportunity to share and gain insights from other participants, you’ll unlock your full potential as a leader.
The implications of the Welsh Housing Quality Standard
The implications of the Welsh Housing Quality Standard.
Practical Effective Minute Taking
12 March 2024
This training is specifically created for the social housing sector in the UK, to help you understand your responsibilities and the vital information needed in minuting. It gives you the skills and knowledge you need to accurately take minutes and navigate challenges.
Fraud; What does a Board Member need to know about preventing fraud?
Fraud; What does a Board Member need to know about preventing fraud?
In this session, we’ll delve into the legislative landscape, focusing on pivotal measures like the Prevention of Social Housing Fraud Act 2013 shed light on the different fraud risks that registered providers face and offer strategic insights into the actions Boards can take to fortify their defences against fraudulent activities.
Cyber Security Series, Part 3: Strengthening Your Defences!
This session will help you understand the roadmap for effective incident response planning and provide actionable insights that you can use right away to improve your organisation’s cybersecurity resilience.
In recent years, the rise in cyberattacks has highlighted the critical need for UK housing associations to understand the security risks they face and to use available resources to fortify their defences.
Health and Safety: what a board member needs to know
Health and Safety is an important knowledge for Board Members of Registered Social Housing providers. Boards must be aware of their responsibilities and ensure that executives provide adequate assurance, as the regulator emphasises that they have the last say regarding the health and safety of workers and tenants. This session covers sector risk profiles, major concerns like fire and asbestos, and more. It also emphasises the critical role boards play in prioritising health and safety. Board responsibilities, commitment demonstrations, gaining assurance, and fostering a health and safety culture are explored.
Finance III – Financial Statements and Narrative reports
This educational webinar designed to improve your understanding of housing association accounts. We will delve into the nuances of financial statements, Directors’ Reports, and accompanying notes to equip you with the knowledge and abilities you need to navigate the world of financial statements and narrative reporting in the dynamic social housing sector.
Finance II – budgeting and management information
Any housing association Executives and board members set the direction for its success, so understanding management and budgetary data is essential to making well-informed decisions, staying on track with goals, and maintaining financial stability. This training encourages board member accountability, stakeholder trust, and effective governance. with insights into understanding resource allocation and strategic decision-making to address different community needs.
Finance I – The accounting building blocks
Understanding the key financial elements assures that board members and executives have proactive identification and management of potential challenges, fostering stakeholder confidence and compliance with legal and regulatory frameworks.
Learning from Complaints and Regulatory Reports
17 January 2024
(Staff and Board Members). When it comes to regulators, our perceptions may vary, but one undeniable fact is that they play a crucial role in overseeing The Social Housing sector. One of their primary responsibilities is to provide the sector with valuable insights gleaned from their work. These insights shed light on the industry’s shortcomings and offer guidance to providers, helping them steer clear of similar pitfalls.
In this session, we will delve into the wealth of information provided by regulators, focusing on reports generated by the Housing Ombudsman and the Regulator of Social Housing.
2024 – The housing challenges ahead
In 2024, the UK social housing industry is set for a transformation with the Social Housing (Regulation) Act 2023, which empowers the Regulator (RSH) for more stringent oversight, extending to proactive assessments of landlords failing to meet standards. Landlords must report on the RSH’s Tenant Satisfaction Measures (TSM) and updated consumer standards, with a submission deadline of June 30, 2024, for providers with over 1,000 homes. Additionally, registered building control approvers and high-rise developers face registration deadlines by April 6, 2024.
Trauma Informed Leadership
Learn about the significant effects of trauma on people working in the social housing industry as well as the advantages of trauma-informed leadership for workplace morale, employee culture, and the welfare of those the organisation does.
Roles and Responsibilities of Effective Directors
Have you been appointed to a Board for the first time? We will unveil the fundamental roles and responsibilities that define effective directors and board members. This session aims to equip you with the essential knowledge of any new board member’s induction plan, providing a solid foundation for your journey ahead.
Part two – Cyber security
The need for cyber security has grown due to the increasing frequency of cyber attacks, making it more important than ever to understand security flaws in your organisation and the tools available to you. In this session we will look at two more areas from the Board Cyber toolkit.
Learning from the regulator
Lessons we can learn from the regulators and where to find them. Reports produced by the Housing Ombudsman and the Regulator of Social Housing not only highlight where providers are going wrong but provide help and advice to other providers so that they don’t make the same mistakes.
GDPR is boring? Why it should beguile the board?
In this session, we’ll revisit the core principles of GDPR and their significance, and understand the changes and developments since the initial compliance rush in 2018. We’ll also explore risk areas that are particularly pertinent to board members and their organizations, key areas for reporting and discover essential questions to ensure ongoing compliance for both you and your housing association.
The current environment in Housing – Things Can Only Get Better?
As of September 2023, the new inflation rate will have been published, dictating the rents that housing associations in UK can charge in the upcoming year, unless the government chooses to impose a rent cap! Alongside increased prices, working towards net zero and the need to develop new housing – what will your organisation do?
Practical Company Secretary Training
October 2023
This company secretary training is meant to assist you in understanding the extent of the role of a housing association company secretary so that you can be sure you are fully informed and in compliance with your legal obligations. It outlines specifically what must be done to comply with the Companies Act, the company articles, and other regulations as it guides you through each step of the role step by step.
The Monitoring Role of The Board
The board of a housing association is tasked with overseeing various aspects, including operational efficiency, strategic direction, financial performance, and overall conduct.As a board member in this session you learn how to optimally manage operational, strategic, and financial performance within housing associations and understand the pivotal role that board members play in UK social housing.
Introduction To Governance & Regulation In Wales
Are you a dedicated Board Member, Executive, or part of the Governance team in the Welsh social housing sector? Whether you’re just starting your journey or aiming to deepen your expertise on the fundamental principles of effective governance, this Webinar covers the basics of good governance including making reference to the Codes of Governance, Code of Conduct and the key principles around how Boards can lead a culture of Good Governance .This Webinar is essential for Board Members, Executive and Governance staff, particularly those new to the role or to the housing sector.
Introduction To Governance & Regulation In England
This Webinar is essential for Board Members, Executive and Governance staff, particularly those new to the role or to the housing sector, as we will delve into the Regulator of Social Housing’s regulatory framework, and the Code of Governance and Code of Conduct to help you understand how they assist you to deliver good governance from the top down.
Introduction To Governance & Regulation In Scotland
This Webinar covers the basics of good governance including making reference to the Code of Governance, Code of Conduct and the key principles around how Boards can lead a culture of Good Governance. This Webinar is essential for Board Members, Executive and Governance staff, particularly those new to the role or to the sector.
Social Housing Past Present & Future – An Introduction To The Sector
7 September 2023
This webinar will give you an understanding of social housing. Its history and why things are done the way they are. A really good opener for new Board Members or people who are new to the sector. It will of course include acronyms and will direct you to the BDA’s glossary.
THE GOVERNANCE OFFICERS LEADERSHIP AWARD
June and July 2023
This thorough eight-module training, covers everything a governance officer needs to know about social housing providers in the UK. It will give you a solid understanding of the guiding principles and operating principles procedures of Governance in a social housing organisation and voluntary organisations.
Introduction to Risk and Assurance
1 March 2023
1.5 hour training will provide Board Members with an introduction to Risk and Assurance. The understanding and management of risk is a key element of any business and all social landlords are expected to manage risk effectively by their Regulator. Aimed at all Board members.
Practical Company Secretary Training – Summer 2022
14 June 2022 (recorded sessions)
Would you like to better understand the role of a Company Secretary and how you can support the governance for your association? This course will give you everything you need to succeed.
Governance Assistant Training (both with and without BDA Support Package)
Starts 25 April
This course will run on Mondays across 4 sessions.
Do you have (or are you) a governance officer/administrator who could do with help and support to learn more about the role and governance? Learn the skills you need to be the best governance officer you can be. This four month package includes a full day’s training, a suite of six recorded webinars to support your development, 121 mentoring from a member of the BDA and membership of our Governance Officer Go! Network – representing fantastic value for money!
What is Treasury Management?
7 April 2022
Bill presents Treasury Management to Board Members in a simple, user friendly format.
Introduction to Value for Money (England RP’s)
Value for Money training for all Board Members, is your organisation meeting the requirements of the Standard and Code of Practice? Presented by Bill Gill
Practical Company Secretary Training – coming soon
“(the)…company secretary, is … responsible for advising the board on all governance matters.”
Corporate Governance Code, 2018
Practical Company Secretary Training
Starts 1st February 2022
This course runs over four Tuesdays; 1st, 8th, 15th, 22nd February
Would you like to better understand the role of a Company Secretary and how you can support the governance for your association? This course will give you everything you need to succeed.
Introduction to Budgets and Management Information for Board Members
12 January 2022
1.5 hour training will provide Board Members with an introduction to Budgets and Management information. Maintaining a social landlord’s financial viability is a critical part of a board member’s role now and therefore understanding budgets and financial information is something all board members will be expected to do. Regulators expect boards to manage their organisation’s finances, as well as getting the best value out of the business. This session will look at the key aspects of financial budgets and the role of the board in monitoring the financial information that is presented to them regularly.
2022 The Housing Challenge Ahead
6 January 2022
It’s been a difficult few years with a lot of challenges. What can we prepare for? What challenges are on the horizon?
Join this webinar to discuss what will the challenges be for the Housing Sector.
Principles of Effective Consultation
9 December 2021
What are the effective methods of consultation? Delivering outcomes is a significant challenge to social housing organisations and these are also scrutinised more closely than ever before.
Whistleblowing
2 December 2021
In this webinar we will explore; What is a Whistleblower? Why is Whistleblowing important?
What should the Board take into account when developing the approach to Whistleblowing?
Virtual Chair’s Training
Starts date: 11 October 2021
Take your chairing skills to a new level. Join our sessions to share and find out how to lead your organisation or committee in virtual and face to face meetings.
This 3 session Masterclass will increase your confidence, so you are effective in this challenging role.
