Your Wales events and training update: May
Welcome to your training and events guide for April. In addition to our new eClassroom course helping landlords in Wales prepare for forthcoming legislation change, we’re excited to tell you about some upcoming events.
eClassroom and eLearning courses
Our eClassroom courses are live, remote courses delivered via video by our expert trainers.
We have a range of courses specifically for landlords with rental properties in Wales.
Renting Homes (Wales) Act 2016
The Renting Homes (Wales) Act 2016, set to come into force on 15th July, will result in many of the rules around renting changing in Wales. To help landlords prepare for the new legislation, the NRLA has worked closely with Rent Smart Wales to develop a new eClassroom and face to face classroom course which is mandatory for licence renewal and fully approved by Rent Smart Wales. The course must be completed prior to the implementation of the act on the 15th July. The next date for this course is Friday 27th May 2022. The course is £100 for NRLA members and £120 for non-members. Learn more and book your spot today.
Rent Smart Wales eLearning courses
All landlords and agents must hold a licence issued by Rent Smart Wales, and the NRLA is an official and approved training provider to deliver this course, which forms part of the licence application. There are two courses, one suitable for landlords and another suitable for letting agents. Click below to sign up.
Rent Smart Wales Landlord Licensing course
Rent Smart Wales Agents Licensing course
Wales events and webinars
All Wales Webinar: Thursday 26th May 2022
Have a question about the Renting Homes (Wales) Act 2016? If so, this webinar is a must-attend. With the implementation date of 15th July fast approaching, it is important all landlords with properties in Wales understand the changes that are set to be introduced. Register for our free webinar below:
https://www.nrla.org.uk/events/meetings/4964
NRLA in partnership with Flintshire County Council
Join our North Wales regional representative Sandra Towers as she hosts this webinar in June. Hear from Housing & Prevention Service Manager at Flintshire County Council Martin Cooil who will present an update on the private rented sector in Flintshire. The key note speaker for this event is Simon White, Head of Housing Strategy, Welsh Government, who will also discuss more about the forthcoming Renting Homes (Wales) Act 2016. Register for free here.
