Those interested in working in real estate will need to decide what’s most important to them. If they have long-term goals that include expanding into other avenues of real estate such as law, appraisal, consulting, research, etc. it may be worth it to invest their time and energy into a degree.
Below are the list of Diploma In Real Estate Schools In South Africa
Advanced DIploma in Real Estate – Uj
Diploma: REAL ESTATE – CPUT
Real Estate – University of Pretoria
Short Courses – Wits University
Higher Certificate in Management for Estate Agents – REGENT Business School
Real Estate Finance – Wits Enterprise
Advanced Diploma in Estate and Trust Administration – UFS
How do I become a real estate agent in SA?
- Step 1: Apply for a position at a registered estate agency as an intern.
- Step 2: Register with the Estate Agency Affairs Board (EAAB)
- Step 3: Complete your 12 month internship.
- Step 4: Complete NQF 4 through an accredited provider (150 points / 1500 hours)
- Step 5: Write and pass your PDE4 (Professional Designate Exam)
How long does it take to become a real estate agent in South Africa?
It typically takes between 6 – 18 months (depending on work ethic) for an estate agent to complete the NQF4 training, which upon completion, needs to submitted to the training provider (also in the form of a POE), which then needs to be assessed and moderated by an assessor and moderator appointed by SSETA.
How much do real estate agents earn in South Africa?
An early career Real Estate Agent with 1-4 years of experience earns an average total compensation of R109,332 based on 63 salaries. A mid-career Real Estate Agent with 5-9 years of experience earns an average total compensation of R150,000 based on 11 salaries.
Do estate agents earn good money?
Real estate agents are worth it for most sellers.
A good agent earns his/her fee. As for the top earners? Yes there are a few who earn $500,000 a year, just as there are salespeople in other fields that earn that sort of money.
Is it worth it being a real estate agent?
Being a realtor is great if you like houses and enjoy working with people, but it’s not always the dream job some imagine it to be. Selling real estate is more work that you might imagine and, although there are some very successful real estate agents, there are many who struggle just to make ends meet.