Thanks to Brooke Colledge and the Ray White Jimboomba team, 115 Senior Students at Emmaus College Jimboomba now understand the fundamentals of...
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The Tenancy Skills Institute in Gippsland, Victoria
Cross-sector collaboration is at the heart of the Tenancy Skills Institute's approach to homelessness prevention via our education offering and...
Ray White Jimboomba sponsors tenancy education for local senior students!
A huge shout out to Brooke Colledge and the Ray White Jimboomba Team, who are sponsoring the Tenancy Skills Institute's upcoming delivery of our...
Reflections on National Sorry Day & National Reconciliation Week at inCommunity Inc.
To give our team members the time and space to reflect meaningfully on the importance of National Sorry Day and National Reconciliation Week,...
Ensuring school students are rent-ready for their lives after school is our passion!
So, being able to contribute to Marsden State High School's Careers Expo for their Years 9 and 10 cohort and sharing a stand with our valued...
Observing National Sorry Day and National Reconciliation Week
inCommunity and our brands of Tenancy Skills Institute, inCommunity Connect and Beddown respectfully acknowledge National Sorry Day as a day of...
Where will the homelessness sector be in 50 years?
With inCommunity Inc.’s dedication to early intervention and tenancy sustainment, led by our brand the Tenancy Skills Institute for the last 12 months, we have been exploring with our valued property manager network, just how many potential tenancies are at risk of failing in the private rental market.
The data to date shows a breathtaking look into the possible next wave of homelessness…
“We actually have more in common than we have apart.”
Today at Third Sector’s7th National Housing and Homelessness Forum, the Tenancy Skills Institute CEO Paul and the Real Estate Institute of Queensland’s Chair Peter Brewer and Board Director Laura Valenti held a fireside chat: ‘Creating synergy for tenancy sustainment in partnership with the private sector.’
A chance to unpack how the Tenancy Skills Institute has built deep and meaningful cross-sector relationships between the community sector and the real estate industry since our inception in 2017.
Inga undertook the Tenancy Skills Institute course, and everything changed, for the better.
With no rental history and seeking a fresh start, Inga was extremely concerned about how she and her teenage children would secure a rental property. Inga undertook our Tenancy Skills Institute course, and everything changed, for the better. Watch her video
Staying connected with Elders Real Estate Top End
Integral to the Tenancy Skills Institute's approach to tenancy education is staying connected with the local real estate industry. So while in...