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This page explains the current qualification requirements for NSW real estate licensing based on publicly available legislation and NSW Fair Trading guidance. It does not issue licences β it documents the education prerequisites for each licensing pathway.
To work as a real estate agent in NSW, you need CPP41419 Certificate IV in Real Estate Practice (or a qualification NSW Fair Trading recognises as equivalent). This is required for all licensing pathways including Certificate of Registration, Class 2 Agent, and Class 1 Agent licences. The qualification must be completed through an ASQA-registered RTO. CPP41419 is the current national standard and the only qualification guaranteed to meet current NSW requirements.
Entry-level registration allowing supervised work in real estate.
CPP41419 Certificate IV in Real Estate Practice
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Independent practice and supervision of others.
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Full licence with trust account authority.
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If you hold CPP40307 (Certificate IV in Property Services) or another qualification, NSW Fair Trading may assess it on a case-by-case basis. CPP41419 is the only qualification guaranteed to meet current requirements.
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NSW Fair Trading is the sole authority for real estate licensing in New South Wales. Only they can confirm whether your qualification meets current requirements for your specific situation.
Individual circumstances vary. Contact NSW Fair Trading directly to confirm which qualification and pathway applies to your specific situation.
This page provides general information about NSW real estate licensing qualifications based on publicly available regulatory guidance. It does not constitute legal advice, licensing guarantees, or official NSW Fair Trading policy. Individual circumstances vary, and NSW Fair Trading makes final determinations on all licensing applications. Always verify your specific situation directly with the regulator before making educational or career decisions.
Authority: Information sourced from NSW Fair Trading, training.gov.au, and the Australian Skills Quality Authority (ASQA). Last updated February 2025.