Training by Recept Heritage
Practical heritage training for the professionals who touch listed buildings every day.
Short, evidence-led courses for architects, solicitors and conveyancers - built around real scenarios, not abstract policy. Learn what the risk actually looks like, know where your own role ends, and refer with confidence when it does.
Who this is for
Architects
Project brief through to consent strategy.
Project brief -> heritage baseline and significance -> design and consent strategy -> early specialist heritage advice.
Solicitors and licensed conveyancers
Heritage-sensitive transactions.
Heritage-sensitive transaction -> evidence and consent risk -> safe client communication -> referral for specialist heritage advice.
How it works
Find training that's actually useful
Timely, practical courses built around the risk you're facing right now, not a general planning-law syllabus.
Learn from real scenarios
Evidence-led modules built around cases and decisions, not lectures on policy you already know exists.
Know where your role ends
Understand the boundary between what you can safely judge yourself and what needs specialist heritage input.
Bring in heritage input at the right time
When a project or transaction needs specialist heritage input, ask for it early - with the right information already to hand.
Current courses
Two courses, sharing the same standards but built for different professions and different risk. Each follows one realistic case from start to finish.
For architects
Heritage Design Risk for Architects
Understand heritage risk early enough to shape the design, not just justify it afterwards.
For solicitors and licensed conveyancers
Listed Property Risk for Conveyancers
Recognise the issue, understand the risk, know the limit of your role - and refer confidently when specialist heritage input is required.
Backed by Recept Heritage
Training by Recept Heritage is built and run by Recept Heritage, heritage consultants. Course content comes from the same practice that carries out heritage statements, heritage impact assessments and bespoke advice on listed and historic buildings - not a third-party training provider working from published guidance alone.