CPPREP4122 – Build Relationships and Networks
Skills, Resources & Career Pathways
Unit Overview
CPPREP4122 develops your ability to start, grow, and maintain professional relationships that drive listings, referrals, and career opportunities. You'll learn ethical communication, follow-up rhythms, event and digital networking tactics, and how to track interactions in a CRM so opportunities don't slip. Strong relationship skills compound into long-term deal flow and reputation.
🎓 Key Learning Outcomes
- Plan and execute networking activities (events + digital)
- Communicate with empathy, clarity, and ethical boundaries
- Build referral loops and track touchpoints in a CRM
- Expand industry connections across lenders, tradies, and partners
📚 3rd Party Learning Resources
Official Sources
- Training.gov.au – CPPREP4122
- REAA student portal
- TAFE NSW
- REIV networking events
Commercial Providers
- Eduworks kits
- Precision RTO modules
- Entry Education
Peer Resources
- Studocu
- Course Hero
Industry Publications
- Australian Property Journal
- Real Estate Business Magazine
🛠 Practical Tools for Study & Work
- CRM trials (VaultRE, Agentbox, PropertyMe)
- Templates: intro emails, follow-ups, referral asks
- Compliance checklist: privacy + inducements
- Case studies: partnership wins and pitfalls
🚀 Career Pathways
- Typical roles: Sales Assistant, BDM, Leasing Officer
- Salary range: $45k–$60k + commissions potential
- Licensing pathway: 12–18 months → full licence
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🔗 Further Reading
- Training.gov.au – CPPREP4122 official page
- REIA Professional Development
- Smart Property Investment
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