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The course has been developed around IRPM’s ‘4 Elements’ of residential property management: Technical, Health and Safety, Customer and Consumer and Ethics and Behaviours. These 4 Elements are the foundations for any residential property management professional. Learners who successfully complete the course and pass the final exam will be entitled to use the MIRPM designation.
Who is this qualification suitable for?
Should you require special facilities or support you must make IRPM aware of your needs when you register for a qualification. IRPM are committed to providing access to all and will endeavour to meet all requests for support and/or provide special facilities to enable open and comprehensive access to the examination provided that sufficient notification is given. Please note that applicants will need to provide formal evidence of independent assessment of their needs where appropriate.
Candidates who are not already members of IRPM will need to join, to benefit their studies from IRPM’s essential bulletins, Technical Updates, IRPM LinkedIn Member Forum and Resource Hub and to agree to the IRPM Code of Conduct that sets professional standards for property professionals and employers. If you are not already a member, click here.
We recommend all new entrants take the Level 2 Foundation in Build to Rent before attempting our level 4 Build to Rent qualification. There is no minimum experience required to sit the Level 4 Build to Rent qualification. IRPM members who already have the Member level qualification in leasehold management will need to successfully complete this course to qualify as a Build to Rent property manager. Everyone’s membership certificate will say whether they are qualified in ‘leasehold’ or ‘build to rent’.
All candidates who pass this course will be eligible to receive free membership to the UKAA.
Learners can join the course at any time. Learning material consists of nine modules and learners are required to pass an online test at the end of each module. The course is completed with a final written assessment, lasting two and a half hours, that takes place every six months.
Course duration is flexible to fit the needs of individual learners. Once enrolled, learners will have access to all learning material for 24 months. However, they can choose to complete the course earlier. The recommended minimum learning time is 6 months (total qualification time is 173 hours).
After enrolment, you will be invited to sit the exam every time new exam dates are released throughout your studies. All candidates are recommended to book the next exam date after your 24-month access to the course expires. If you DO NOT book the next exam sitting after your 24-month access to the course expires, you will be required to pay an additional £120 to sit the exam.
Should you require special facilities or support you must make IRPM aware of your needs when you register for a qualification. IRPM are committed to providing access to all and will endeavour to meet all requests for support and/or provide special facilities to enable open and comprehensive access to the examination provided that sufficient notification is given. Please note that applicants will need to provide formal evidence of independent assessment of their needs where appropriate.
We recommend all new entrants take the Level 2 Foundation in Build to Rent before attempting our level 4 Build to Rent qualification.
There is no minimum experience required to sit the Level 4 Build to Rent qualification. IRPM members who already have the Member level qualification in leasehold management will need to successfully complete this course to qualify as a Build to Rent property manager. Everyone’s membership certificate will say whether they are qualified in ‘Leasehold’ or ‘Build to Rent’.
The course fee is £1,198,paid in full at the time of course enrolment. The course fee includes the final assessment fee. The final assessment can be re-taken, the fee for which is £120.
Cancellation Policy:
Cancellations due to illness must be accompanied by a medical certificate to allow the fee to be carried forward to the next available event/exam/workshop. All other cancellations less than ten working days prior to the event (including no-shows) forfeit the fee. Please note this policy is strictly adhered to as places once booked incur costs to the IRPM.
Candidates who book their place at the exam but do not attend without notification to the IRPM forfeit their opportunity to sit the exam. They will be required to book a resit place in order to take the exam. The resit fee is £120.
A laptop or desktop computer (you cannot use a smart phone or tablet)
Google Chrome browser installed on your computer and set as your default browser
Administrative rights to download plug-in software - you will receive registration instructions by email in advance of the exam. The email will contain a link requiring you to download a Google Chrome screen sharing extension. Your company IT policy may prevent you from downloading and you will need your IT team to install this for you.
Photo ID - passport, driving licence or other card with your name and photograph on it
A steady internet connection - a minimum upload speed of 1.5 megabytes per second is required. Connecting to the internet with an Ethernet cable is recommended over use of wifi
Further advice can be found at https://proctorexam.com/test-taker-support/
The following video gives you details on what to expect with the online exam: