Movera launches flexible training academy
The company says it wants to develop conveyancing talent across the UK.
Movera, the home moving group behind ONP Solicitors, has launched a flexible training academy, with the successful completion of its first intake.
The new academy model builds on Movera’s training foundations but introduces a more adaptable and inclusive structure through a hybrid model. It’s designed to meet the needs of individuals at various career stages with options for classroom-based, hybrid, and fully remote learning.
Movera first introduced its training academies two years ago, for individuals with no prior experience to gain the skills to handle straightforward conveyancing transactions.
In response to growing demand for flexible learning pathways, Movera expanded its offering to include the five-week ‘Property Lawyer Academy’ for partially experienced individuals, and a remote programme for seasoned professionals. These pilots informed the development of the new flexible academy, an integrated model that now combines multiple formats and learning styles into one streamlined system.
The first cohort of learners completed their training this spring and Movera is now preparing for its next intake under the new model.
Amanda Wright, training specialist at Movera, said: “Our flexible academy is a game-changer. We’ve listened to what learners and the industry need: tailored pathways, digital-first delivery, and options that fit different lifestyles. The overwhelmingly positive feedback from our first intake shows we’re on the right path.”
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