Damp and Mould Training Courses

Damp, mould and HHSRS are exactly the kind of subjects best learned from someone who does the work — not just teaches the manual. This page explains what good training looks like and how to choose, and lets you register interest in practitioner-led courses.

General information. Course details and enrolment links will be published here. New to the subject? Start with HHSRS explained.

Who these courses are for

• Landlords and property managers who want to understand their exposure and evidence compliance under Awaab’s Law.
• Housing and surveying professionals sharpening their HHSRS and damp diagnosis skills.
• Career-changers moving into housing compliance and surveying — see how to become a damp and mould surveyor.

What good training covers

• Causes and diagnosis of damp and mould — condensation, penetrating and rising damp, and building performance.
• HHSRS assessment — hazards, scoring, and the Category 1/2 distinction.
• The Awaab’s Law landscape — duties, timescales and evidencing compliance.
• Practical application — worked examples and real-world judgement, not just slides.
• Defensible recording — the evidence that stands up later.

How to choose a course

• A credible, practising trainer with genuine field experience.
• An up-to-date syllabus reflecting current guidance and Awaab’s Law.
• The right depth for your role and goals.
• A practical element — these subjects are learned by doing.
• Recognition (such as CPD) if you need it.

Courses

Course listings and enrolment are coming soon. Register your interest using the form below and we’ll let you know when dates are open.

Keep reading

• HHSRS training and qualifications
• How to become a damp and mould surveyor
• HHSRS explained: the complete guide