Auctioneer Licence

Upon successful completion of this course you’ll be issued with a Statement of Attainment with the following competencies:

• CPPREP4001 – Prepare for professional practice in real estate
• CPPREP4002 – Access and interpret ethical practice in real estate
• CPPREP4003 – Access and interpret legislation in real estate
• CPPREP4005 – Prepare to work with real estate trust accounts
• CPPREP4125 – Transact in trust accounts
• CPPREP4004 – Establish marketing and communication profiles in real estate
• CPPREP5006 – Manage operational finances in the property industry
• CPPREP4161 – Undertake pre-auction process
• CPPREP4162 – Conduct and complete sale by auction
• CPPREP4163 – Complete post-auction process and contract execution

These units form part of the CPP41419 Certificate IV in Real Estate Practice and CPP51122 Diploma of Property (Agency Management).

An auctioneer licence allows you to sell real property by auction. This includes attempting or offering to sell the property. This includes:

• dwellings
• community title lots
• businesses
• vacant land

You can work alone, with others or as an employee of an auctioneer or real estate agent.

To be eligible for an auctioneer licence, you must:

• be 18 years or older
• pass the required training courses.

To apply for a licence through the OFT, suitability criteria must be met. Find out more here.

Students will require:

• A computer to access online learning materials and undertake online assessments.
• Internet access for research, submitting online assessment items, and email for communication purposes and tutor assistance.
• A Unique Student Identifier (USI) that can be obtained at www.usi.gov.au