The
Real Estate Training College offers - Personal mentoring and support
- Flexible
training times
- Professional and knowledgeable lecturers
- Assistance
in finding an employer
- Great training venue in the heart of the
Adelaide CBD
Begin your new career and lifestyle
NOW! Real Estate Sales is one of the few careers where
you can earn a high income without requiring a university degree,
or years of experience in the one field of expertise. You can
commence our courses at any time, all year round, so
contact us for a training plan that suits you or your
business. FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS:
How do I become a Real Estate Sales person?
In South Australia you require a Certificate IV in Property (Real Estate) to qualify
as a practicing salesperson. Visit the College for a
confidential discussion on your future prospects. How
long is the Real Estate Sales course?
The Certificate IV in Property (Real Estate) is a 7 week course, averaging 3 days
college attendance per week, held from 9am to 4pm. Alternatively it can be done
on a part-time arrangement in a structure that is tailored to meet your personal
requirements. How
much does the Sales course cost?
The Certificate IV in Property (Real Estate) is $3,200. A traineeship
(see What
is a Traineeship?) is government subsidised and costs $1,350. We invite
you to discuss payment options with us. How
do I become a Property Manager?
In South Australia there is no specific certificate required, however most
employers require you to have undertaken an introductory Property Management course. What
is the difference between a Sales Person and a Real Estate Agent?
A Sales person holds a Certificate IV in Property (Real Estate) and works for
an Agent. An Agent holds a Diploma in Property (Real Estate) as well as a Certificate
IV in Property. An Agent runs a business, including a trust account and is licenced
by the Office of Consumer and Business Affairs. What
is a Traineeship?
A Traineeship is where you find a Real Estate Agent (someone who holds a Diploma
in Property) to employ you under a contract of training for 9 to 12 months. You
will undertake on and off-the-job training throughout the traineeship. Trainees
receive a training wage in accordance with the Real Estate Award. For more
information about traineeships see these brochures:
Administration
/ Receptionist traineeships
Sales
Traineeships Are
there exams?
There are no exams but there are assessments to do for each subject. These are
either done in class or in you own time. All assessments must be completed to
a satisfactory level to achieve your Certificate. We provide all support and tuition
to assist you to reach the necessary level of competence. When
does the next course start?
We hold the same course five times a year. With our rolling start you can begin
your course at any time. The course start dates for 2008 are:
Course 1 - 21st
January 2008
Course 2 - 25th March 200
Course 3 - 26th May 2008
Course 4 - 4th August 2008
Course 5 - 13th October 2008 Where
is the Real Estate Training College located?
Level 5, 31 Franklin Street, Adelaide SA 5000 Are
my fees protected?
Absolutely. The College is insured under the Australian Student Tuition Assurance
Scheme, run by the Australian Council for Private Education and Training (ACPET),
to ensure your fees are safe and assured. The
Peace of Mind of Protected Fees
To find out more about your future real estate
career, we would like to provide you with two information booklets, free of charge:
Booklet No 1:
THE
BEGINNER'S GUIDE TO SELLING REAL ESTATE This
guide is essential reading for anyone contemplating a career in real estate. You
will discover: - The 4 must do basics
that need to be followed to succeed
- The one thing you
are primarily selling as a real estate sales person (its NOT houses!)
- What can cause a new real estate agent to fail, and how
to avoid it
- A detailed income planning chart
- Where 70% of your business will come from
- 5
strategies to become the dominant agent in your area
- The
best ways to get property listings as a new sales person
- The 4 essential steps to follow when doing a property appraisal
that will maximise your chances of getting the listing
- The right
way to run open inspections
- How to ensure that sellers
don't have unrealistic price expectations
Booklet
No 2:
THE REAL ESTATE DICTIONARY This
booklet explains and demystifies all of those words and phrases in common use
throughout the real estate industry. Over 150 words and phrases are listed
and explained in an easy to read format. | 
