Before enrolling, please read and understand the following information:
Student Information
Education Requirements To Work In Real Estate
If you want to start a career in real estate or are considering upskilling to become a licensed real estate agent, the education requirements changed substantially from 21 October 2020.
The new education requirements reflect significant changes to standards of competency for estate agents and agents’ representatives. These requirements draw on a new training package for the real estate industry that was developed following a national review. This page provides a summary overview of the education pathways available.
The Regulations also provide exemptions for people who have completed previously prescribed educational requirements. Estate agents and agents’ representatives currently working in the real estate industry can continue to do so, as long as they satisfy the exemptions.
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Fees and Payment
To confirm your enrolment, a $500 deposit is required upfront. The remaining balance may be placed on a $250 fortnightly payment plan through Ezypay.
Please note that the Certificate IV in Real Estate Practice and Diploma of Property is not government funded, and discounts are only available to current REIV members.
For students in Victoria, a range of financial support services may be available to assist with study and living costs:
Government payments such as Youth Allowance are accessible through Services Australia.
The Victorian Government also provides support for apprentices and students, including living expense assistance and concessions.
Community organisations such as St Vincent de Paul (Vinnies) offer financial counselling and hardship support for those experiencing financial difficulty.
We encourage students to explore these options to determine eligibility and access additional support while completing their studies.
Student Support Information
Support needs of students are wide and varied and can include
literacy & numeracy assistance,
medical conditions that may impact student’s learning
a physical disability
additional learning needs.
While REIV is not able to provide special equipment or notetakers, provision can be made for support services provided by the student in consultation with the Training Administrator.
Staff and trainers seek to identify learners requiring additional personal support during the training journey. The level of intervention will depend upon the nature and level of support required. This can include:
Additional time to complete assessment tasks
Provision of additional resources
Alternative text, workbooks and / or assessments developed in consultation with a trainer & assessor in accordance with the assessment procedure.
Individual consultation with a designated support trainer
Further information on external support agencies
For further information or questions contact us at training@reiv.com.au or on 03 9205 6666.
Support via email
If you need extra support from a trainer, please email us at training@reiv.com.au asking for assistance from a trainer. In your email, include your full name, the course name, the unit code and title and a brief outline about the assistance you need. Please allow 48 hours for a response.