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UCT Sectional Titles Schemes Management

online short course

REGISTER BY
7 June 2024

COURSE STARTS
10 June 2024

COURSE FEE
R17,500

Save up to R2,200 on your course fee

When you register and pay by 25 May 2024

sectional title management course; hoa management course

The UCT Sectional Titles Schemes Management online short course, developed by our Ané de Klerk, is a 10-week short course covering the legal requirements and practical guidelines to manage a sectional title scheme effectively.

This is the only short course on the subject that awards those who successfully complete it with a certificate issued by Africa’s top tertiary education institution, the University of Cape Town.

Whether you are a managing agent, trustee, estate manager or owner of a unit situated within a sectional title scheme, the UCT Sectional Titles Schemes Management online short course will empower you with knowledge on relevant subject matters such as requirements for calling meetings, passing different types of resolutions, dealing with scheme finances, amending the scheme’s Conduct and Management Rules and dealing with the Community Schemes Ombud Service (CSOS).

Designed to accommodate tight schedules, our courses offer the flexibility and convenience to study anywhere, any time whilst receiving a high level of personalised support from the subject expert and course coordinator. There is no need to be intimidated by learning online – our online learning model couldn’t be more simple and user-friendly.

Ready to register, or interested in finding out more? Usee the links above or email: courses@theadvisory.co.za and we will get in touch with you.

This course consists of 8 (eight) modules, covering the following topics:

1. The Sectional Title Scheme
Focusing on the physical scheme itself, including the development of a sectional title scheme and discussing important relevant concepts and rights such as the median line, participation quotas, extension of a section, exclusive use and future development rights.

2. The Body Corporate
Focusing on the legal entity that is the body corporate, including its membership, the legal framework within which it operates and its functions and powers.

3. Owners and Trustees
Focusing on these two important categories of people within the scheme, including their respective roles, duties and powers. This module also covers the nomination, election, replacement, payment, indemnity and fiduciary duties of trustees.

4. The Rules
Focusing on the different types of rules, the process of amending these rules properly, the Community Schemes Ombud Services’ role in this regard and the issuing of fines and penalties.

5. The Managing Agent
Focusing on a managing agent’s appointment, rights, duties, powers and termination. The module also covers the relevant, important aspects of the Property Practitioners Act and the appointment, duties and termination of an executive managing agent or administrator.

6. Decisions and Meetings
Focusing on the different types of resolutions considered and meetings held by bodies corporate and trustees, including relevant legal requirements pertaining to notices, quorums, suspended votes, proxies and failed resolutions.

7. The Finances
Focusing on the body corporate’s bank accounts, budgets, calculating and raising contributions, issuing refunds, debiting members’ accounts, investing the body corporate’s funds, its annual financial statements and financial record keeping.

8. Disputes
Focusing on internal dispute resolution and dispute resolution facilitated by the Community Schemes Ombud Service, including relevant timeframes, forms and processes.

Ané de Klerk
The developer of this course, available to you on the online portal for the full duration of the course, is Ané – an admitted Attorney of the High Court who completed her BA LLB at the University of Stellenbosch before joining a leading Cape Town based law firm’s sectional title developments division. She went on to gain invaluable practical experience as a Property Portfolio Manager at one of the country’s biggest managing agencies before joining a specialist community schemes firm as a legal consultant. She has been a guest lecturer at, and online course instructor in association with, the University of Cape Town since 2018. Today, as director and head of The Advisory’s Courses division, her focus is legal education, the training of community scheme roleplayers by way of virtual and in-person workshops and seminars tailored to community schemes management.