29/09/2026
Have pleasure in reporting I have successfully completed the course below.
A challenging but essential course for Landlords or people operating in the residential property sector.
With so much change over the last few years and huge fines for failure to comply it was the only way to onboard this knowledge safely.
The NRLA training team have been amazing, thanks to
Adrian Woolger up there in Manchester who has been very supportive and Sam Eccles.
Thankyou .
The Managing Property & Residential Lettings, Level 3 Certificate offered by the National Residential Landlords Association (NRLA) is a qualification designed for letting agents, property managers, and landlords. Successful completion allows individuals to use the post-nominal letters MNRLA (Member of the National Residential Landlords Association).
Course Structure & Overview
Format: 100% remote self-study via online eLearning.
Estimated Study Time: ~140 hours.
Timeframe: 18 months from enrolment to complete all modules and exams.
CPD & Accreditation: Awards 12 core CPD points toward NRLA Accreditation.
Qualification Units
The course consists of 5 units:
Unit 1: Health, Safety & Security in Lettings
Covers key H&S legal duties, lone working procedures, property security, and GDPR/data protection principles.
Unit 2: Legal Concepts & Agency Responsibilities
Covers agency law, authority and duties, property ownership models, and residential occupancy agreements.
Unit 3: Lettings Practice & Compliance
Covers market appraisals, property preparation and marketing, tenant selection/vetting, and tenancy creation.
Unit 4: Legislative Obligations & Enforcement
Covers statutory landlord/tenant duties, repairs and property standards, rent structures and arrears, Anti-Money Laundering (AML), and HMO/licensing rules.
Unit 5: Ending Tenancies, Possession & Checkouts
Covers tenancy termination by tenant or landlord, notice and possession procedures, preventing unlawful eviction, and deposit/checkout management.
Assessment & Pricing
Exams: Multiple-choice assessments taken online for each unit (up to 30 minutes per test).
Pricing:
NRLA Members: £400
Non-Members: £550
Re-sits: The first assessment attempt per unit is included. Any required re-sits cost £25 per unit (maximum of 2 re-sits per unit).
Designation (MNRLA Logo & Post-Nominals)
After passing all 5 unit assessments, learners earn the right to use MNRLA after their name. To maintain the MNRLA post-nominals and logo branding, you must maintain an active NRLA membership and complete 12 hours of annual CPD.