Course Overview:
If you have previously held a Certificate of Registration or are transferring from another state, Recognition of
Prior Learning (RPL) will enable you to satisfy NSW Fair Trading’s requirements for the issue of a Certificate
of Registration. You will need to show evidence of previous study and registration details.
There are three steps for having your experience and expertise recognised to help you attain your goal.
Study Options:
RPL is a formal process which awards credit for knowledge and skills, or competencies acquired through previous
study, training, employment, or life experience. The RPL process strives to provide accurate and fair recognition
for prior knowledge and skills. RPL can be awarded against unit/units which comprise part or full qualification
under the scope of REINSW’s registration.
Upon enrolment, Learners will have access to the REINSW RPL kit that will guide them through the RPL process.
Learners should make themselves aware of the below steps to help with the completion of the PRL Kit for CPP41419
– Certificate IV in Real Estate Practice.
RPL Steps:
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Read about RPL and understand what is involved. This is important to ensure that you are aware of the
requirements of RPL.
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| Step Two |
Gather your evidence as listed within the table under step two. It is important that you build your evidence
portfolio and understand the evidence you can provide. Complete the document register.
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| Step Three |
Select the units of competency/s you would like to seek RPL for. This is important to ensure that we guide
you in the evidence you will require. Complete the initial RPL talk with one of our dedicated
trainer and assessors that we talk through the RPL process and guide you on evidence that is required
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| Step Four |
Complete the unit of competency table outlining the frequency you complete each task listed against each
unit of competency and list the evidence that supports your claim against the unit of competency.
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| Step Five |
Complete the remainder of the RPL kit by providing references, jobs that you have held and sign the
declaration at the back of the RPL kit
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| Step Six |
Submit your application online through the REINSW Learning environment. One of our trainers and assessors
will assess your application and contact you where additional evidence or a gap assessment may be required.
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Course fees:
The course in Assistant Agent – RPL with REINSW is GST (Goods and Services Tax) free and is bound by the
REINSW Training refund and credit policy found on our policy page by clicking the link below. Access to the
course will only be provided once payment has been processed.
Policy Page
Course Price:
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Member
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Non-Member
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$225
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$250
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Additional Fees:
Additional fees may be payable where a gap assessment to complete your RPL application is required, or a Learner is
required to complete a unit of competency where insufficient evidence has been provided.
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RPL Gap Assessment
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RPL Unit of Competency add on fee
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$120
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$160 per unit
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Pay upfront for your course:
Pay upfront with a valid Australian Credit or Debit Card.
Course Structure:
To successfully gain the Statement of Attainment in Assistant Agent, Learners must successfully complete the below
requirements as per the training package rules.
5 units of Competency in total:
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Unit of competency type
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Number of units of competency to complete
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Core Units
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5 units of competency
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Core Units:
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CPPREP4001
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Prepare for professional practice in real estate
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CPPREP4002
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Access and interpret ethical practice in real estate
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CPPREP4003
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Access and interpret legislation in real estate
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CPPREP4004
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Establish marketing and communication profiles in real estate
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CPPREP4005
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Prepare to work with real estate trust accounts
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All units must be completed with an outcome of competent to gain the Statement of Attainment listing the units of
competency required for the Assistant Agent Course.
To find out more about the units of competency within the CPP41419 Certificate IV in Real Estate Practice, please
download the Unit of Competency fact booklet below.
Competency fact booklet
Assessment Help:
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Our trainers and Assessors are available to provide assessment help to ensure that our Learners are
supported through their studies. We understand that some tasks can seem overwhelming. The good news is
that we’re here to help.
Our Learners can self-manage their bookings with their dedicated trainer and assessor through our calendar
booking system.
Once enrolled, Learners are guided through on how to book time with their dedicated Trainer and Assessor.
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Career Progression:
Upon completion of this course, Learners can be employed within the following occupations:
- Real Estate Representative, Real Estate Salesperson, Real Estate Sub-agent, Property Portfolio Officer
- Auctioneer
- Stock and Station Agent
- Buyers Agent
- Business Broker, Business Agent, Franchise Broker
- Property Manager, Body Corporate Manager
- Real Estate Agent
RPL and Credit Transfer:
CPP41419 Certificate IV in Real Estate Practice is eligible for Credit Transfer.
Learners that have completed units of competency through another RTO can apply for Credit transfer during the
enrolment process with REINSW. To apply for Credit Transfer, a Learner will need to complete the credit transfer
form that can be found by clicking the link below.
Policy and Forms Page
Once enrolled, your dedicated Learning Support Officer will discuss with you the opportunity to compete your studies
through either credit transfer or RPL.
FAQ:
We understand that you may have questions about REINSW Training that is not available on our website. Please click the frequently asked questions link below to read through what our customers like to ask us.
RPL Frequently asked questions
If you are still unable to find the answer to your questions, please contact us or phone our customer service team on 02 9264 2343