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How a brand is created and communicated through the vision, values and personality of your business including the four elements of a successful branding project.

How branding can add value to your business and build relationships with your customers by creating a reputation that sets you apart from competitors.

Understanding your customers’ needs, and how to build strong relationships between your customers and your brand.

The similarities and differences between branding in different market sectors including start-up businesses, business-to-business and service businesses.

What branding is, how to create and manage a brand and how it can help improve your business by communicating your values to stand out from competitors.

The role your staff plays in branding and how you can build strong relationships between your staff and your brand.

To rent out a property, you must obtain a certificate of fitness from your local council.

How to review and budget for your brand, and what you need to budget for including design needs, advertising and staff training.

Landlords' health and safety responsibilities when letting property.

Houses rented to 3 or more unrelated people must be registered as an HMO.

How to identify ways of reducing the risks of falls, such as using safe working platforms, planning work properly and providing appropriate training.

Confined spaces, from storage tanks, silos and drains to vats, can pose risks to workers industries such as agriculture, installation and telecommunications.

Safe systems, specialist tools, equipment, air testing, ventilation and emergency procedures to reduce the risks of working in confined space.

Methods to prevent injuries and damage caused by falling equipment, tools, materials or debris including platforms, netting and covered walkways.

The steps you should take - and the equipment you can use - to make working on roofs and platforms safe including scaffolding and guard rails.

Identifying typical hazards in enclosed spaces and analysing the chances of their occurring including lack of oxygen, poisonous gases, fumes and fire.

How to reduce the risk of repetitive strain injury in your business by encouraging breaks, adjusting workstations and reducing the weight of items handled.

Key steps to avoid repetitive strain injury in your business, including carrying out a risk assessment, consulting employees and looking out for symptoms.

An outline of what repetitive strain injury is, how to spot it and what steps to take to avoid it, including the risks from tools, repetitive tasks and computer use.

How to make sure your staff and visitors have the information they need to stay safe on your premises and avoid any potential risks to health and safety.