Agents Representative Certificate
$194.50
(was $389)
The Agent’s Representative Course is the minimal educational requirement you need to work in the real estate industry as a real estate sales person or property manager in Victoria. This qualification enables you to work at an agency under the supervision of a licensed agent / principal. You must work as an Agents Representative Agent in Victoria for at least 12 consecutive months before you upgrade to your Certificate IV / Full Licence.
If you do have questions about working in real estate or to clarify what you can or cannot do with an Agents Representative Qualification, we recommend you contact the Consumer Affairs or Business and Licensing Authority in Victoria.
For more information in regards to learning support, learning materials and course completion times, please click here.
- CPPDSM4007A
Identify legal and ethical requirements of property management to complete agency work - CPPDSM4008A
Identify legal and ethical requirements of property sales to complete agency work - CPPDSM4080A
Work in the real estate industry
The course consists of assessment tasks, questions and video roleplays.
To complete an NREL course transparently, you will need:
– a Laptop, Mac or Windows computers are both compatible (Windows 8 or above)
– the latest version of Adobe Reader (currently Adobe Reader 11)
– internet access at home or work so you can complete the assessments via the online learning platform
Once you enrol into the VIC Agents Representative Certificate Course with NREL, you should receive a confirmation email. This will contain important information, however if you still have questions, you can contact NREL via live chat or enquiry form or view our FAQs.
Upgrade to Certificate IV in Property Services (Real Estate)
$399.50
(was $799)
This course allows you to take your agents representative certificate (from the CPP40307 package) and upgrade to become a fully licensed agent or principal licensee.
You must have completed the VIC agents representative course from the CPP40307 qualification to be able to undertake this course.
After successful completion, you will apply to the Consumer Affairs for your licence allowing you to become a full agent or a principal licensee and run your own agency. Please note that you need to work for 12 months with your agent’s representative certificate to qualify for the full licence in Victoria.
For more information in regards to learning support, learning materials and course completion times, please click here.
- BSBRKG304
Maintain business records - BSBSMB406
Manage small business finances - CPPDSM4001A
Act as a buyer’s agent - CPPDSM4003A
Appraise Property - CPPDSM4004A
Conduct auction - CPPDSM4005A
Establish and build client-agency relationships - CPPDSM4006A
Establish and manage agency trust accounts - CPPDSM4009B
Interpret legislation to complete agency work - CPPDSM4010A
Lease property - CPPDSM4011A
List property for lease - CPPDSM4012A
List property for sale - CPPDSM4013A
Market property for lease - CPPDSM4014A
Market property for sale - CPPDSM4015B
Minimise agency and consumer risk - CPPDSM4016A
Monitor and manage lease or tenancy agreement - CPPDSM4018A
Prepare and present property reports - CPPDSM4019A
Prepare for auction space and complete sale - CPPDSM4020A
Present at tribunals - CPPDSM4022A
Sell and finalise the sale of property by private treaty - CPPDSM4049A
Implement maintenance plan for manage properties - CPPDSM4056A
Manage conflicts and disputes in the property industry
The course consists of assessment tasks, questions and video roleplays.
To complete an NREL course transparently, you will need:
– a Laptop, Mac or Windows computers are both compatible (Windows 8 or above)
– the latest version of Adobe Reader (currently Adobe Reader 11)
– internet access at home or work so you can complete the assessments via the online learning platform
Once you enrol into the Upgrade From Agents Representative To Certificate IV Course with NREL, you should receive a confirmation email. This will contain important information, however if you still have questions, you can contact NREL via live chat or enquiry form or view our FAQs.
