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Guides for teachers and trainers.

A Practical Guide to Housing through Financial Education

This resource, developed by Young Enterprise and funded by the TDS Charitable Foundation, is for teachers and other financial education providers. It will help you help young people aged 14-19 understand:

  • The financial implications of renting or buying a home, and

  • The different choices available.

The first part of the resource explores the key factors involved in making the transition into independent living through the use of four case studies which aim to illustrate a range of independent living options and the choices involved in these.


The second half of the resource offers a range of practical activities and opportunities that can be used with young people to support teaching and learning.


Towards the end of the resource there is a glossary section which provides additional information and ideas on the four case studies, and further information about housing options and the terminology associated with independent living.

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Continuing Professional Development

TDS Academy provides property professionals with invaluable training in tenancy deposit protection and tenancy deposit disputes. All attendees receive a certificate which you can use to gain CPD points.


TDS Foundation Course - Two 90 minute live online sessions covering all aspects of the tenancy deposit protection legislation including the lifecycle of a deposit, from registration, repayment, through to the alternative dispute registration process. This will include how to confidently understand which deposit issues may be resolved and what kind of evidence you can prepare and rely on to save time and be more efficient should there be a dispute at the end of the tenancy.

TDS Adjudication Workshop - Run over two live sessions, each lasting 90 minutes, our adjudication trainers will teach you how to ‘think like an adjudicator’ and focuses on the TDS Alternative Dispute Resolution service (ADR), to show the kind of evidence an adjudicator looks for in a tenancy deposit dispute.


In case you don’t have time to attend a live session, to help raise the standards of the Private Rented Sector (PRS) Tenancy Deposit Scheme (TDS) and Inventory Hive have launched two brand new on demand industry training courses.


Course 1 ‘Pre-tenancy activity and inventory check-in’ – The first course includes an introduction to inventory check-ins and practical tips for compiling reports.  The session focuses on key vocabulary/terminology and what to include in an inventory report.   


Course 2 ‘Mid-term visits and end of tenancy check-out’ – The second course focuses on mid-term visits and end of tenancy check-out reports.  The session includes practical guidance on undertaking reports, alongside how reports are approached by an adjudicator when considering deposit deductions.  

Find out more about the training on offer with TDS and book your spaces here.

Financial Education
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