Effective leadership and control for Social Housing Providers; an introduction to governance. This course is primarily aimed at Social Housing Providers who are regulated for governance by the Social Housing Regulator. Those who are not, such as local authorities or Arm’s Length Management Organisations (ALMOs) and Tenant Managed Organisations (TMOs) who do not own their stock, may also find it useful in terms of general good practice.
An Introduction to Governance for Registered Providers
£25.00
Description
This course will provide learners with a greater understanding of being a board member, what the Social Housing Regulator expects from boards and what should a board member expect from a good governance structure. You’ll also learn about codes of governance, how boards can achieve greatness, boards and public duty, what standards should boards follow? and a section on responsibility and is it all really worth it?
Lesson Topics Covered:
- Welcome and Learning Objectives
- Being a Board Member – Why bother?
- The Regulatory Framework
- The Governance and Financial Viability Standard
- How it is Monitored
- What Should A Board Member Expect from A Good Governance Structure?
- Choosing a Code of Conduct
- How Can Boards Be Great?
Duration: Approximately 1 hour. The length of time taken depends entirely on how quickly you can study and absorb the material. You can proceed as quickly or slowly as you like.
Target Audience: This module is aimed primarily at anyone working in the social housing sector. However, the module is also suitable for anyone wanting to learn more about social housing regulation.
Entry Requirements: There are no entry requirements for this course.
Certification: On completion of this course you will be able to download and print a Virtual College certificate.
Legislation Covered: Housing and Regeneration Act 2008 and the Housing Act 1974.
