Which units do you need for a CPP41419 role in Australian Capital Territory?
Compare retained Australian Capital Territory training requirements with the CPP41419 award, and see where an exact unit map still needs confirmation.
What unit steps are recorded for an assistant agent?
The retained ACT instruments record five core CPPREP4001–CPPREP4005 before assistant registration, then five relevant residential-sales or property-management electives within 12 months of first registration. This ten-unit sequence is not the full CPP41419 award.
Access Canberra — Assistant agent registrations (source record 2026-10-08) · ACT — DI2022-148 assistant requirements (source record 2026-10-08) · National Training Register — CPP41419 Release 3 unit grid (source record 2026-10-13)
What changes for Class 2?
Class 2 requires the specified CPP41419 qualification and at least 12 months of relevant registered experience within the stated period. The recorded ACT training groups overlap, so the same unit must not be counted twice when constructing an 18-unit map.
ACT — DI2022-149 agent requirements (source record 2026-10-08) · Access Canberra — Agent licensing (source record 2026-10-08) · National Training Register — CPP41419 (source record 2026-10-08)
What exact map is still needed?
The retained local source pack does not provide a complete, code-by-code 18-unit Class 2 map that resolves the overlapping groups. Ask Access Canberra or the provider for a no-double-counting map and confirmation that training addresses ACT law before enrolling.
ACT — DI2022-149 agent requirements (source record 2026-10-08) · Access Canberra — Agent licensing (source record 2026-10-08) · National Training Register — CPP41419 (source record 2026-10-08)
What should you ask before choosing training?
- Which Australian Capital Territory authority matches the duties I plan to perform?
- Can I get a written unit-by-unit map, with core/elective status and qualification outcome?
- Which parts of this pathway remain subject to regulator or provider confirmation?