Certificate IV in Real Estate

What is Certificate IV in Real Estate (CPP41419)?

The Certificate IV in Real Estate Practice (CPP41419) is the nationally recognized qualification required to obtain a real estate license in Australia. This comprehensive course covers all aspects of real estate practice, from property sales and management to trust accounting and legal compliance.

Why Choose Certificate IV?

• National recognition across all Australian states and territories
• Pathway to real estate agent, property manager, or auctioneer roles
• Flexible study options to suit your schedule
• Industry-relevant skills taught by experienced professionals
• Government funding options available (eligibility criteria apply)

Course Structure

The CPP41419 qualification consists of 18 units of competency:

• 9 Core Units: Essential knowledge for all real estate professionals
• 9 Elective Units: Specialization options based on your career goals

State Licensing Requirements

While CPP41419 is nationally recognized, each state has specific licensing requirements:

• NSW: Class 2 license available immediately after graduation
• VIC: Agent's Representative Certificate with pathway to full license
• QLD: Registration certificate with supervised practice period
• WA: Sales Representative registration available
• SA: Sales Representative registration with experience pathway
• TAS: Property Representative license available
• ACT: Real Estate Salesperson license
• NT: Real Estate Salesperson registration