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Agent’s Representative Course in Real Estate

The first step to work in real estate or become a licensed real estate agent (Certificate IV in Property Services) is to complete the Agent’s Representative course. The REIV offers you:

  • A nationally accredited, 5 day training course (part time option available)
  • Presented by experienced, professional trainers currently working in the real estate industry
  • Flexible learning options: study full time, part time or by distance learning
  • Insights into the real estate industry with a complimentary REIV student membership

 

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Overview

This course will provide you with the entry-level units required by the Victorian Business Licensing Authority to work in real estate. The Agent’s Representative Certificate authorises you to work for a Licensed Real Estate Agent and undertake a broad range of duties and responsibilities.

The course consists of three units of competency from the Certificate IV in Property Services (Real Estate):

CPPDSM4080A Work in the Real Estate Industry
CPPDSM4007A Identify Legal & Ethical Requirements of Property Management to complete agency work
CPPDSM4008A Identify Legal & Ethical Requirements of Property Sales to complete agency work

The REIV is a trusted Registered Training Organisation (RTO).

The REIV is only registered to deliver this course in Victoria and is not registered to deliver to international students.

For more information on studying with REIV, please access our Student Handbook.

I am so happy I took this course! Day one and I can't believe how much I have learned already. Thanks for being such an inspiring teacher and I am excited for what the rest of the week will bring.
Alexandra Jones Daylesford

Agenda

  • Unit 1 Work in the Real Estate Industry (CPPDSM4080A)
      • Develop knowledge of real estate agency operations.
      • Interpret and comply with legislative and agency requirements.
      • Model ethical practice.
      • Identify industry employment requirements.
  • Unit 2 Identify Legal & Ethical Requirements of Property Management to complete agency work (CPPDSM4007A)
      • Develop knowledge of property management process – residential and commercial property
      • Handle money
      • Apply knowledge of property management
      • Identify roles and responsibilities of agency personnel in property management
      • Use a key register
      • Communication and dispute resolution
  • Unit 3 - Identify legal and ethical requirements of real estate sales to complete agency work (CPPDSM4008A)
      • Develop knowledge of real estate sales including laws and regulations.
      • Develop knowledge of sales process including methods of selling.
      • Identify roles and responsibilities of sales personnel.

Pricing

Contact/ Face-to-Face classes $795.00

This course is not eligible for VTG Funding. Full details regarding our fees and charges are available in our Statement of Fees.
Please read our Fee, Charges & Refund Policy prior to enrolment to ensure you are familiar with our refund policy.

The fee includes a comprehensive learner reference guide and all assessments including up to 3 re-submissions. Students are also eligible for a complimentary REIV Individual Membership if applied for within 6 months of agent's representative course completion date and employed with an REIV member agency.

Due to changes in the BLA’s mutual recognition process for Agents from other states, students who completed the Agents Representative Units outside Victoria are required to undergo retraining to be eligible to register in Victoria.
Students who hold these three units from an interstate provider will be charged a reduced rate of $535.00. To apply for this rate simply complete the manual registration form and submit along with a certified copy of your Statement of Attainment.  

FAQs

  • Are there any course prerequisites?

    • There are no prerequisites for this real estate course but students should have access to the internet and a proficient level of English language, literacy and numeracy commensurate with the AQF level 4. Click here for more information.

      Students are required to have the following competencies in order to enrol in the REIV Agent’s Representative course: reading, comprehending and discussing printed information in English, writing simple sentences, using and analysing simple data, relations and patterns, and understanding numbers, measurements and shapes.

      We may contact you to recommend or require a more formal language assessment. The REIV also reserves the right to request a further assessment at any point prior to, or after commencing, your real estate course training.

  • Can I start working in the real estate industry after completion of this course?

    • In order to commence employment in Victoria as an agents’ representative, you must obtain written authorisation from an estate agent. Prior to issuing authority to perform the duties of an estate agent, an employing estate agent will want to ensure that any prospective agents’ representative meets the requirements of the Estate Agents Act 1980.

      The requirements include:

      • Meeting the prescribed educational requirements – The REIV agents’ representative course fulfils this requirement and a Statement of Attainment is evidence of this. 

      • Being of minimum age.

      • Not having a disqualifying criminal record.

      • Not being insolvent under administration, under guardianship or currently disqualified from performing the duties of an agents’ representative.

      Prospective students should verify their eligibility to be employed as an agent’s representative with the Business Licensing Authority. The website address for the Business Licensing Authority is www.bla.vic.gov.au.

  • How will training be delivered?

    • The agents’ representative course is delivered face-to-face in a variety of suburban and regional locations.

      The following options may be offered:

      • Full time - 5 days (Monday through Friday)
      • ​Part time - 5 weeks (Tuesday and Thursday evenings)
  • How will I be assessed?

    • Assessment methods include case-studies, multiple-choice and short-answer questions. Students need to be able to participate in the simulation of common industry scenarios. This will involve communication and interaction with fellow students and REIV trainers and assessors.

       

  • What language, literacy and numeracy skills will I need to achieve success in the course?

    • Class activities and/or assessment is likely to include the following:

      • Roleplay – this will require the ability to communicate confidently in the English language (verbal).

      • Referencing materials (including legislation) – this will require the ability to locate, read and interpret large amounts of written text.

      • Calculations, these will include the ability to calculate commission and to add, or exclude, the GST component of a dollar amount (all using percentage calculations).

      Prospective students, who are concerned about their current skills and abilities to complete any or all of these example activities should discuss their needs with an REIV enrolment officer prior to enrolling in the course. 

  • What will I be awarded at the completion of the course?

    • Students will be assessed to ensure that they are able to demonstrate competency as required by each of the three units within the course.

      Written assessment tasks will be completed and submitted by students. When a student has been assessed as meeting the requirements of each of the three units in the course, the REIV is able to issue a Statement of Attainment.

  • Who will be training me?

    • The REIV only employs trainers and assessors who have extensive real estate experience and are well positioned to use their industry knowledge to enhance your learning.

      All REIV trainers and assessors hold a TAE40110 Certificate IV in Training and Assessment and are required to undertake continuing professional development in both their training and assessing competency, and relevant real estate industry acumen.

      They are also real estate agency practitioners who maintain REIV membership and are registered as licensed agents with the Business Licensing Authority.

  • Do I have to complete all classes face to face?

    • Although we encourage students to learn from our highly experienced trainers to gain valuable practical insight, the REIV also provides an online learning option if you are unable to attend the real estate course training in person.

      For more information please contact the L&D department on 03 9205 6666.

       

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Fees

$795.00 for Non-Members
$795.00 for Members

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OTHER INFORMATION

The Real Estate Institute of Victoria has been the peak professional association for the Victorian real estate industry since 1936.

Over 2000 real estate agencies in Victoria are Members of the REIV.

Members specialise in all facets of real estate, including: residential sales, commercial and industrial sales, auctions, business broking.

REIV Members are located in city, rural and regional areas.

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