Become a Resident Quality Inspector
What does this mean to
me?
As a tenant you will get the
opportunity to check out your own housing services to make sure we
are getting it right for you.
Tell me about the
training
- The course is free
- Your expenses are paid by
Friendship.
- Training is provided by Just Housing
Residents Training Academy
- You will receive full support from
Friendship during training
- Training will be carried out in the
Derby area
- The course consists of 7 one day
sessions held over 15 weeks
- The first course starts in April
2010
Do I get a
qualification?
Yes, by successfully completing the
course you will be awarded a level two
certificate in Housing, which is
accredited by the Chartered Institute of Housing(equivalent to a
standard GCSE).
What does a Resident
Quality Inspector do?
As part of a team, you can get
involved in inspecting our work and help us to keep improving
services for the benefit of all tenants. You can also inspect other
landlords’ services, by looking at the quality of:
- estates and neighbourhoods
- communal areas
- empty homes
- repairs
- gas maintenance
- major home improvements
If you are looking for a new challenge
and the idea of becoming a Resident Quality Inspector appeals to
you why not find out more by contacting:
Tracey Quirk -
Partnership Manager
Friendship Care and Housing
50 Newhall Hill
Birmingham
B1 3JN
Tel: 0121 233 8685
Email: tracey.quirk@fch.org.uk
or filling out our online form
To apply for a place on the
Derby Course please contact by 31st March 2010