Tenancy Skills
Community Support services
Tenancy Skills
Community Support services
Whether you work or volunteer with a community organisation, you will know someone who has struggled to get or keep a rental property. With demand for housing at an all time high, increasing your knowledge, skills and confidence through tenant education can improve tenancy outcomes.
Our tenant education is full of insights from real estate industry professionals. It gives everyone the best opportunity, whether they are applying for a property or looking to stay in a property by maintaining a good rental record.
We invite you to get involved by supporting anyone who could benefit to enrol in one of our course offerings.
Tenancy Skills
Schools
It is vital for school leavers to build a positive rental history (just like a work history). Both positive and negative tenancies have lasting impacts on young adults. Poor or unsuccessful tenancies are a major contributor to homelessness and impacts people’s future housing options and pathways in life. Giving young people the skills to be successful in tenancies will positively impact many other areas of their lives, including employment prospects and financial stability.
We aim to prepare school leavers and first time renters with the knowledge, skills and insights to become successful tenants and build positive tenancy histories from the start.
We aim to prepare school leavers and first time renters with the knowledge, skills and insights to become successful tenants and build positive tenancy histories from the start.
Testimonials
Most agents have the same goal – easy tenancies with open communication. This program will have tenants fully prepared for successful tenancies.”
Katie Knight
RE/MAX Success
Every agent should be a part of this. The more agents know about the applicant, the more they can advocate for them with the property owner.”
Darren Boettcher
LJ Hooker Ipswich
Having this certificate is going to help tenants succeed. We are 100 percent supportive of this program and the Tenancy Skills Institute.”
Kristie Sulcs
iThink Property
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