Conveyancing Training - Basics of Property Contracts

Master the essentials of property contracts in conveyancing—clear, focused, and smart online learning made easy.

Overview

Property contracts can be overwhelming—until you know exactly what to look for. This online course breaks down the fundamentals of property contract law in conveyancing, using plain English and real contract examples to help you grasp what matters. Whether you’re reading a contract for the first time or you’ve seen a few before but still feel unsure, this course takes the confusion out of the page.

You’ll explore the structure of property contracts, legal terms, and common clauses—without drowning in jargon. Each section builds your confidence and sharpens your understanding, giving you the knowledge to read and assess contracts clearly. It’s a smart, online-first approach that respects your time while offering genuinely useful insights.

Learning Outcomes

• Understand the structure and purpose of property contracts clearly.
• Identify key legal terms used in property sale agreements.
• Recognise common contract clauses and what they typically mean.
• Interpret contract language with confidence and accuracy.
• Learn how property contracts progress through the conveyancing process.
• Gain awareness of typical risks and how they are addressed legally.

Who is this Course For

• People new to the property or legal sectors needing basics explained.
• Junior team members in estate agencies wanting legal knowledge.
• Aspiring paralegals looking to broaden their contract understanding.
• Property assistants wishing to support conveyancers more effectively.
• Legal secretaries dealing with sale contract documentation.
• Professionals switching from admin to property legal services.
• Anyone considering conveyancing as a career path.
• Support staff keen to improve their contract literacy.

Career Path

• Conveyancing Assistant – £22,000–£28,000 per year
• Legal Secretary (Property Law) – £24,000–£30,000 per year
• Paralegal (Residential Property) – £25,000–£32,000 per year
• Property Administrator – £21,000–£27,000 per year
• Estate Agency Coordinator – £23,000–£30,000 per year
• Legal Documentation Officer – £26,000–£34,000 per year