About
Training built by the practice that does the work
Training by Recept Heritage is written and delivered by Recept Heritage, not licensed out to a third-party training provider working from published guidance alone. The same practice that prepares heritage statements, heritage impact assessments and bespoke advice on listed and historic buildings builds the course content - so it reflects what actually happens on real instructions, not just what the policy documents say should happen.
Recept Heritage is led by Peter Clarke, whose background combines senior real-estate experience with hands-on involvement in complex listed-building projects. He also owns and lives in a listed building himself, so course content is written with both the formal heritage framework and the practical concerns of owners, purchasers and the professionals advising them in view.
That combination is deliberate. A course written purely from planning policy tends to produce professionals who can quote the framework but freeze at the first real decision. Training by Recept Heritage is built the other way round: real scenarios and real risk first, with the policy framework explained as it becomes relevant to the decision in front of you.
What this training is not
It is not a general planning-law course, a substitute for professional indemnity cover, or a route to becoming a heritage specialist yourself. It is designed to help you recognise heritage risk early and know precisely when to bring in Recept Heritage - not to replace that specialist judgement.