The Diploma in Property Law introduces the legal structure of land, leases, and property ownership in the UK. Whether you’re studying legal concepts or working in property services, this course offers clarity where property paperwork tends to hide it.
Covering co-ownership, registered land, mortgage law, and leases, it’s ideal for professionals handling transactions or those simply wanting to decode property legalese without the side of stress. Even the bailment bit.
Learning Outcomes:
- Understand land ownership, interests, and registration systems.
- Explore co-ownership and shared property structures.
- Learn lease, licence, and bailment legal distinctions.
- Study the framework and obligations of mortgage law.
- Review rights associated with property maintenance insurance.
- Understand property law’s core terminology and legal relationships.
Who is this Course For:
- Legal assistants working in property-related departments.
- Estate agents seeking understanding of legal property terms.
- Property managers needing legal contextual awareness.
- Landlords handling ownership and lease arrangements.
- Conveyancing professionals reviewing lease and mortgage details.
- Housing officers monitoring tenancy-related rights.
- Law students focused on land and ownership concepts.
- Surveyors brushing up on legal property requirements.
Career Path:
- Conveyancing Assistant – £27,000 average salary
- Property Paralegal – £29,000 average salary
- Legal Executive (Property Law) – £36,000 average salary
- Estate Officer – £32,000 average salary
- Lettings and Legal Administrator – £26,000 average salary
- Housing Compliance Coordinator – £30,000 average salary
