Pathways to Registration
Find out how to become professionally Registered based on your skills and career plans.
Housing Health Practitioners are equipped to inspect properties, improve conditions, investigate criminal landlords, issue civil penalties and prepare criminal prosecutions.
Housing Health Practitioners are accredited by CIEH and have passed a rigorous assessment of their skills and competence. In addition to being listed on our online Register, they can also use a digital credential to formally demonstrate and verify their professional status.
This is our new qualification, developed in conjunction with the Mayor of London.
The qualification is aimed at those with little or no experience in housing, who wish to become competent and capable of carrying out the full range of activities to improve standards and conditions in the Private Rented Sector.
Candidates should be employed in (or have access to) a local authority housing department.
The Advanced Professional Certificate in the Private Rented Sector (also known as APC-Housing) is composed of three elements:
Successful completion of all these elements will lead to Registration as a Housing Health Practitioner.
APC-Housing is currently offered by Middlesex University. Employers who wish their staff to enrol on the course are asked to contact the course leader Alan Page. Candidates who wish to enrol on this course should discuss it with their employer.
Other providers will be listed here in due course.
The Experience Assessment will be held between 19-21 November 2024. The deadline for applications is 22 October 2024. The fee for this assessment is £210.
Successful candidates will be awarded the Advanced Professional Certificate in the Private Rented Sector and be eligible to be CIEH Registered Housing Health Practitioners and receive a digital credential.
Pathways to Registration
Find out how to become professionally Registered based on your skills and career plans.