Upcoming Training and Events
Unipol Training offers specialist courses and conferences for staff working in the student accommodation sector. New events are being added to the website on a regular basis.
In operation since 1992, we cover a range of topics and disciplines including:
- Accommodation management
- Student care and pastoral support
- Legislation and legal updates
- Strategy and insight
- Accreditation and standards, with relevance for members of the ANUK/Unipol National Codes for purpose built student accommodation
We also offer some courses in-house. To keep informed, join our mailing list
Spaces Available
Mental Health First Aid (Online) - November
Location: Online
Become a Mental Health First Aider by attending this online course with Unipol Training....
Spaces Available
Mental Health First Aid Refresher (Online)
Location: Online
Refresh your Mental Health First Aider skills by attending this online course with Unipol Training. This Training is for delegates who have already...
Spaces Available
Learning from Complaints - How to resolve complaints efficiently while developing a constructive complaints handling culture
Location: Online
Complaints about purpose built student accommodation (PBSA) are increasing every year, with students keen to seek remedy and recompense through formal...
Spaces Available
Supporting Neurodivergent Tenants in Student Accommodation - Creating Inclusive, Empowering Living Environments
Location: Online
This interactive training session is designed to equip accommodation staff and support teams with the knowledge, tools, and confidence to better...
Spaces Available
Being Queer in Halls - Understanding LGBTQ+ issues in Student Accommodation
Location: Online
This online session gives a great introduction for staff working in privately provided student accommodation and the Higher Education Sector who want...
Spaces Available
Being Queer in Halls - Welcoming LGBTQ+ Students to your Accommodation
Location: Online
There are lots of things to consider when welcoming students who are part of the LGBTQ+ community. Do they feel that they need to socially transition...