Real Estate Licensing in New South Wales
Your complete guide to becoming a licensed real estate professional in NSW
Average Cost
$3,200-$4,800
Duration
6-8 months
Employment Rate
92%
Job Growth
+8.2% (strong)
Licensing Authority
NSW Fair Trading
Licensing Requirements
Step-by-step pathway to your NSW real estate license
- 1Complete a CPP41419 Cert IV Real Estate Practice Course.
- 2Apply for and receive your certificate of registration (Assistant Agent).
- 3Work under the supervision of a licensed agent (Class 1 or Class 2) and complete specified work experience requirements.
- 4Complete specified CPD training each year.
- 5To become a Class 2 Agent, complete the Certificate IV and meet experience requirements.
- 6To become a Class 1 Agent (Licensee in Charge), complete a Diploma of Property (Agency Management) and meet further experience requirements.
Important: In NSW, the pathway typically starts as an Assistant Agent. Progression to Class 2 and then Class 1 licenses requires further qualifications and experience. Always verify current requirements with NSW Fair Trading.
Before enrolling, review the CPP41419 Fee Transparency Guide and understand your understanding refund rights for CPP41419 to protect your investment.
NSW Market Insights
Current real estate market conditions and opportunities
Market Statistics
Top Markets
- Sydney CBD
- Parramatta
- Newcastle
- Wollongong
Career Outlook in NSW
Employment opportunities and earning potential
Top Employers
Frequently Asked Questions
Common questions about NSW real estate licensing
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