CPPREP4121 – Work Effectively in Real Estate
Skills, Resources & Career Pathways
Unit Overview
CPPREP4121 builds the core professional habits every agency expects: working to standards, communicating clearly, managing workload, and following procedures that protect clients and the business. You'll learn how real estate offices actually run—who does what, how files move, and where compliance risks live—so you can contribute from day one, support your team, and represent the brand with confidence.
🎓 Key Learning Outcomes
- Work to agency policies, procedures, and compliance requirements
- Communicate professionally with clients, colleagues, and stakeholders
- Manage time, competing priorities, and basic admin workflows
- Identify risks, escalate issues, and document actions correctly
📚 3rd Party Learning Resources
Official Sources
- Training.gov.au (unit details)
- REAA student portal
- TAFE NSW support materials
- REIV industry training
Commercial Providers
- Eduworks assessment kits
- Precision RTO Resources
- Entry Education
Peer Resources
- Studocu (student notes)
- Course Hero (practice Qs)
Industry Publications
- Australian Property Journal
- Real Estate Business Magazine
🛠 Practical Tools for Study & Work
- PropTech trials (VaultRE, Agentbox, PropertyMe)
- Compliance checklist (download link)
- Email + call scripts for internal/external comms
- Webinars/case studies from major franchise networks
🚀 Career Pathways
- Typical roles: Sales Assistant, PM Trainee
- Salary range: $45k–$55k entry-level
- Licensing pathway: 12–18 months → full licence
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🔗 Further Reading
- Training.gov.au – CPPREP4121 official page
- REIA Professional Development
- Smart Property Investment Career Hub
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