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NSW Class 2 Real Estate Licence

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$575

       
 
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Up to 52 weeks

Nationally Recognised Training

Course overview

The CPP41419 Certificate IV in Real Estate Practice (NSW) is the qualification required to be able to apply to the NSW Office of Fair Trading for a Class 2 Licence – Real Estate NSW. Class 2 Real Estate Licence (NSW) holders are able to sell properties as well as provide property management services under supervision of a fully licenced agent.

As part of this course, you will have access to 18 units of competency from the CPP41419 NSW training package. Please note, the NSW Fair Trading Office requires 12 months property industry experience as an Assistant Agent before you can successfully apply to be classified as a Class 2 Licensed Real Estate Agent. Learn about our Assistant Agent Course here.

Upon completion of this real estate qualification, REAA will provide you with learning guides, additional resources as well as direct contact with our trainers via email in the student platform.

Cert IV Real Estate Course NSW – Online Course Participation

REAA recommends an average of 8-12 hours to complete each unit of competency (18 in total) delivered in this Certificate 4 in Real Estate NSW course. Please note, these hours are based on REAA’s past course completions and this time will vary from student to student. You have up to 12 months to complete the real estate licence course (NSW) at your own pace. The course consists of assessment tasks, questions and video role plays.

All units of competency and real estate licence NSW course content are recognised by the NSW Office of Fair Trading.

Course Delivery and Assessments

100% online and self-paced – Access your learning materials and complete your training at a time that suits your schedule.
18 units of competency – Complete all required units from the CPP41419 Certificate IV in Real Estate Practice (NSW).
Open-book assessments – Use your learning guides and course resources to help complete your assessment tasks.
Assessment activities – Complete knowledge questions, written assessment tasks and video role plays to demonstrate your competency.
Trainer support – Access assistance from REAA trainers through the online student platform.
Up to 12 months to complete – Progress through your qualification at your own pace within the available course timeframe.

Why Choose The REAA Real Estate Agent Licence Course NSW – Online?

REAA is a specialised training centre for the real estate industry. REAA provides self-paced learning to complete your qualifications. The use of an online learning platform allows the flexibility you need and you can complete the course at your own pace, at any time of the day you like.

Questions about the course

Do I have to complete role plays in this course?

Yes, completing the role plays is a mandatory part of this course. They are required to demonstrate your competence in line with the unit of competency. The role plays are designed to simulate real-world interactions in the real estate industry, and submitting them is essential to be deemed competent in the course.

These role plays are intended to prepare you for real-world interactions in real estate. Role plays will be a routine requirement when working in the industry and part of your ongoing professional development. If you’re unable to complete the role plays in person with another person, you have the option to perform them via video platforms like Zoom. You can complete the role plays with a friend, family member or even purchase one-on-one assisted role-play sessions via the REAA website.

What will I learn from the CPP41419 Certificate IV in Real Estate Practice (NSW)?

The CPP41419 Certificate IV in Real Estate Practice (NSW) provides comprehensive training in real estate practice, preparing you to become a skilled real estate agent. The course covers essential competencies, including property management, agency management, and the legal and ethical aspects of real estate transactions. You’ll gain the knowledge needed to manage property transactions, handle trust accounts, and establish effective relationships with clients and vendors.

Can this course help me in starting my own real estate agency?

While the CPP41419 Certificate IV in Real Estate Practice (NSW) is an excellent foundation for those looking to start their own real estate agency you will need to become a Class 1 Agent in order to become a Licensee in Charge (LIC). In order to become a Class 1 Agent and be nominated as an LIC of a real estate agency you will need to hold a Diploma of Property (Agency Management).

What are the career opportunities after completing this qualification?

Upon successful completion of our NSW Real Estate Licence courses online, participants will be eligible to work as a real estate agent or a property manager. This qualification also prepares you for roles in agency management and positions such as a stock and station agent, where you handle agricultural and rural property transactions. The skills gained from this course open up various career pathways in the real estate industry.

What is the role of a property manager in real estate practice?

A property manager plays a critical role in real estate practice by overseeing the day-to-day operations of rental properties. This includes managing tenant relationships, handling maintenance requests, and ensuring compliance with lease agreements. The CPP41419 Certificate IV in Real Estate Practice (NSW) prepares you for these responsibilities, equipping you with the skills needed to excel as a property manager.

Can the skills from this course be applied to becoming a stock and station agent?

Yes, the skills and knowledge gained from the CPP41419 Certificate IV in Real Estate Practice (NSW) are applicable to becoming a stock and station agent. This course covers various aspects of real estate practice, including the management of agricultural and rural properties, which is a key component of the stock and station agent role.