Factsheet NQF Level 4
New Entrants Who Wish To Act As Principal Estate Agents
New entrants wishing to act as principal estate agents must be certificated against the National Certificate: Real Estate. This qualification not only adds value to the understanding of the property and real estate sector by principal estate agency practitioners but also enhances their appreciation of the practical functionalities occurring within the workplace. As the qualification is intended to build on the skills that have been gained during the Level 4 qualification, new entrants seeking to become principal estate agents will first be required to attain, or be equivalency exempted from, the NQF Level 4 qualification before proceeding to the NQF Level 5 qualification. The NQF Level 5 qualification consolidates the broad knowledge, skills and values required in the property and real estate profession. The new entrant may be certificated against the NQF Level 5 qualification after undergoing training through an accredited education provider or by way of the Recognition of Prior Learning route.
All Pages Inside 'Factsheet NQF Level 4'
Introduction By The CEO Of The EAABThe Implementation Of The New Educational Dispensation
Study Guide For The Professional Estate Agent: NQF Level Four
The Accreditation Of Training Providers
Board Accreditation Requirements
Equivalency Matrix
Education Matters That Will Now Receive Attention
New Estate Agents
Intern Estate Agents
New Entrants Who Wish To Act As Principal Estate Agents [Active]
Professional Designation Examination (PDE)
Continuous Professional Development (CPD)
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