Certificate IV in Real Estate Practice – CPP41419
This course provides you with a full Certificate IV qualification in Real Estate Practice to work in real estate in South Australia
Course Overview
Whether you are an established sales agent, property manager, or just starting in the industry, this course provides you with a full Certificate IV qualification in Real Estate Practice plus additional competencies to further enhance your knowledge and skills to work in real estate in South Australia.
Powered by the Harcourts real estate brand this qualification will also provide you with the knowledge and skills to conduct property sales by auction once you register as an auctioneer with Consumer and Business Services.
Industry endorsed and supported; you will receive a CPP41419 Certificate IV in Real Estate Practice qualification recognised by the industry.
State or territory licensing requirements may apply to this unit.
The Course Covers
- Roles and responsibilities of all those selling and managing both residential and commercial property.
- Routine property transactions and core functions of agency practice.
- Establishing relationships with sellers and buyers.
- Handling and completion of property related documents.
- Marketing properties for sale and lease.
- Marketing the Agency
- Legislation and ethics governing the practice of real estate.
- Roles and responsibilities of all those managing property.
- Handling and completion of common property and tenancy related documents.
- Property management and maintenance.
- Prepare and present property and tenancy matters at Tribunal.
- Reviewing and confirming a contract
- Matters that impact on property values and disclosure requirements
- Understanding the role, responsibilities, and risks of an auctioneer
- Managing price expectations and interpreting data to establish price.
- Preparing for auction day and for in rooms auction of multiple properties.
- Setting a reserve price with sellers.
- Presenting the auction terms and conditions.
- Managing bidding on behalf of the seller, pausing the bidding, and seeking instruction.
- Passing a property in and negotiating the sale post auction
- Identifying successful bidders and following process for selling under the hammer.
- Maintaining records of auction according to legislative requirements.
- Managing the sale of a business
Course Cost
$2800
Concession available for Harcourts Team Members, please contact the Student Experience Team for more information.
* Note: The Certificate IV in Real Estate Practice is not a registration requirement by Consumer and Business Services, however, obtaining this qualification will provide you with the registration requirements for sales representative, property manager and auctioneer. If you do not require all three registrations, we have other shorter courses which may be more appropriate for your circumstances. Contact our Student Experience Team or state-based trainer to determine the best training pathway for you so we can assist with your career goals.
Quality Training = Quality Agents
Attention: An Important update from the Australian Skills Quality Authority (ASQA) The Authority is actively scrutinising the quality of training in the real estate sector with the aim to shut down substandard training providers.
We support ASQA’s actions Untrained agents are not only a risk to their clients but to the reputation of our profession. Quality training will help you succeed and begin earning much sooner than those left to ‘learn on the job’.
The HRETC team are committed to providing quality education to get you career-ready quickly, without compromising on the depth of learning. By choosing us as your trusted provider in training, you can be assured that you are receiving the best possible education to succeed in this wonderful industry of real estate.
STATE COACH
Ray Brincat
STUDENT SUPPORT
Kate Venardos
Units of Competency
The course consists of twenty-eight (28) Units of Competency which form the Qualification CPP41419 Certificate IV in Real Estate Practice.
| Units of Competency | |
| CPPREP4001 | Prepare for professional practice in real estate |
| CPPREP4002 | Access and interpret ethical practice in real estate |
| CPPREP4003 | Access and interpret legislation in real estate |
| CPPREP4004 | Establish marketing and communication profiles in real estate |
| CPPREP4005 | Prepare to work with real estate trust accounts |
| CPPREP4101 | Appraise property for sale or lease |
| CPPREP4102 | Market property |
| CPPREP4103 | Establish vendor relationships |
| CPPREP4104 | Establish buyer relationships |
| CPPREP4105 | Sell property |
| CPPREP4121 | Establish landlord relationships |
| CPPREP4122 | Manage tenant relationships |
| CPPREP4123 | Manage tenancy |
| CPPREP4124 | End tenancy |
| CPPREP4161 | Undertake pre-auction processes |
| CPPREP4162 | Conduct and complete sale by auction |
| CPPREP4163 | Complete post-auction processes and contract execution |
| CPPREP4201 | Appraise commercial property |
| CPPREP4204* | Establish commercial property lease |
| CPPREP4233* | Manage lessee relationships – commercial |
| CPPREP4235* | End commercial property lease |
| CPPREP4261* | Appraise business for sale |
| CPPREP4264* | Manage the sales process in business broking |
| CPPREP4503* | Present at hearings in real estate |
| CPPREP4504* | Deliver presentations to clients in real estate |
| BSBTWK301* | Use Inclusive work practices |
| CPPREP5007* | Develop a strategic business plan in the property industry |
| CPPREP5008* | Market the property agency |
* The following units of competency CPPREP4204, CPPREP4233, CPPREP4235, CPPREP4261, CPPREP4264, CPPREP4503, CPPREP4504, CPPREP5007, CPPREP5008, BSBTWK301 are not part of the CPP41419 Certificate IV in Real Estate Practice, however these additional units are a requirement of Consumer and Business Services for those individuals applying for the sales and/or property management registration. Students who successfully complete these units will receive a separate Statement of Attainment containing these units in addition to their CPP41419 Certificate IV in Real Estate Practice.
Target Audience
This course provides the educational qualification required to work as a real estate salesperson, property manager and auctioneer. The course gives students an introduction to sales, property management, auctioning property for sale and the responsibilities required for working in the real estate industry.
- Hold a Real Estate Sales Representative Registration, Property Management Representative Registration, Conduct and complete sale by auction unit competency
- Meet the eligibility requirements specified by Consumer and Business Services (CBS)
- Be employed by a Registered Land Agent
- 18+ years of age
Enrolment Requirements
You must satisfy the following enrolment requirements to enrol in this course:
- Hold a valid Unique Student Identifier (USI)
- Have Year 10 or above competency in English language and numeracy
- Meet the technology requirements
- Be over the age of 18 years.
Payment options for this course are either installments or a payment plan through our external provider.
Installments
The course cost is split into three (3) installments:
- Installment 1: $1,000 (payable upon enrolment)
- Installment 2: $900 (payable 4-weeks after enrolment)
- Installment 3: $900 (payable 8-weeks after enrolment)
Payment Plans
Payment plans for this course can be arranged through our provider, Ezypay, assisting you to spread their course payments over a period of time. Ezypay is a subscription payment option that enables you, to create recurring direct debit payments. For details on Ezypay payment plans visit our Payment Plans page.
For full details on the payment options available please check out our payment options page or contact our Student Experience Team.
Recognition of Prior Learning (RPL)
Harcourts Real Estate Training Centre offers RPL to all students. RPL is an assessment process that recognises your current skill and knowledge gained from previous education and training and work and life experience. If you believe you have any of the skill or knowledge covered in this course, you should contact our Student Experience Team on 1300 024 401.
The course is delivered and assessed online. You will have 24 months from the enrolment date to undertake study, research and complete your assessments. The flexibility of our course structure means that you could be completed much sooner if you have the time to invest in your studies.
Online Student Portal
Training and assessment are undertaken by logging onto our online Student Portal. The Student Portal is where all your learning materials, resources, discussion forums, support and assessments are located. Everything you need to complete your course is in the Student Portal. All materials and support are included in the cost of the course.
Assessment Marking Time-frames
Harcourts Real Estate Training Centre aims to provide assessment results as soon as possible. All assessments will be marked and results available to students within five business days after submission. If marking time-frames are likely to exceed this time (due to peak demand, holiday periods, unforeseeable circumstances etc.), affected students will be advised by email with an estimated time for marking of their assessment.
Statement of Attainment
When students successfully complete all assessments and requirements for each unit in their course they will be issued with a Qualification and Statement of Attainment listing each completed unit. A copy of this document is required by CBS when you apply for your South Australian Real Estate Representative Registration.
Industry Learning Support
STATE COACH
Ray Brincat
STUDENT SUPPORT
Kate Venardos
