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Keyhouse provides Law Society accredited training in housing related issues. Our unique approach to training means that we do not use any PowerPoint presentations - making the training much more memorable.
We cater for all levels, from introductory to advanced and provide 6 CPD points per full day course where required.
Each year we run a set of four “Introduction to Housing Advice” core courses at venues in York and Bradford. Prices start from £45 per day per person. In addition we can design and deliver in-house courses from £200 per day for up to 25 staff - considerably less than other providers.
We have over 10 years training experience and our satisfied customers include North Yorkshire Housing Training Consortium, North Yorkshire County Council, Gloucestershire County Council, Foundation, CHAS Kirklees, M25 Doncaster, Barnardos and numerous Citizens Advice Bureaux.
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New Course Brochure Now Available
Please find attached a copy of our new 2011 training brochure. If you require a hard copy of this please either print the attached PDF file or contact the Thirsk office.
A guide to defending mortgage possession proceedings
Aim of the day:
To provide an overview of the possession process with regards to mortgaged homes and how repossession may be avoided.
Help! I’m being evicted tomorrow A guide to housing possession
Course Aim:
To give participants an overview of the process that landlords must follow to evict tenants
Homelessness: Law and Practice
Course Aim:
To give participants an overview of local authorities’ duties towards homeless people
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Twenty-five years since that first Keighley hostel began catering for the region’s homeless, we’re very proud of the successful multi-discipline organisation we’ve become.
