State-by-State Licensing Requirements
Each Australian state and territory has its own real estate licensing authority and requirements. Choose your state below to get specific guidance on the application process, fees, and requirements.
Australia's largest property market with comprehensive licensing requirements.
Distinct two-tier licensing system with clear progression pathway.
Unique market conditions with specific licensing requirements.
Streamlined registration process with clear guidelines.
Smaller market with personalised licensing support.
Compact market with efficient application processing.
Growing market with opportunities in Darwin and regional areas.
CPP41419 - The National Qualification
The CPP41419 Certificate IV in Real Estate Practice is the nationally recognised qualification required to work as a real estate agent in Australia. While this qualification is standardised across the country, each state has its own licensing requirements on top of this qualification.
Key points:
- The CPP41419 replaces the older CPP40307 qualification
- It consists of 18 units of competency (6 core + 12 elective)
- Can typically be completed in 3-6 months depending on study mode
- Must be completed through a Registered Training Organisation (RTO)
- Some states require specific elective units