Stock & Station SOA – CPP41419 Certificate IV in Real Estate Practice

About the Stock and Station Elective Cluster

This course, consisting of 5 units from Certificate IV in Real Estate, is required by NSW Fair Trading for a dual Real Estate and Stock and Station License. It focuses on the specialised skills needed to appraise, list, and sell rural properties and livestock, preparing you to meet the unique demands of the rural market.

In NSW, you need a stock and station agent licence to act as an agent for transactions concerning rural properties greater than 20 hectares, livestock and livestock agistment, and as an auctioneer of rural land or livestock.

• There are two licence classes – class 1 and class 2. Each class has different qualifications and continuing professional development (CPD) requirements.
• Only class 1 agents can be nominated as a licensee in charge (LIC) of a business to be able to authorise trust account withdrawals.
• You need to hold a Class 2 Agent licence for 2 years and complete the required training before you can apply for a Class 1 Agent licence.
• You need to hold auctioneer accreditation if you want to conduct auctions as a stock and station agent.

For more information on Licensing requirements visit NSW Fair Trading. 

This is a short course designed for Class 1 and 2 Licence holders looking to add Stock and Station to their licence.

Anyone completing this course will be required to take a Language, Literacy, and Numeracy (LLN) test.

To complete this course you will need the following resources:

• A device with Internet Access and webcam if attending Zoom classes
• Computer and Internet proficiency
• Records of previous education transcripts for those who are already working in the industry and looking to receive credit transfers.

All participants undertaking this course are required to provide their USI (Unique Student Identifier).

Units of Competency  

Learners must achieve competency in the following 5 units as per the training package rules.

5 Units – Stock and Station – CPP41419 Certificate IV In Real Estate Practice 

Upon successful completion, learners will receive a statement of attainment outlining the units of competency.

Credit Transfer:

Learners who have successfully completed previous training and achieved equivalent units of competency may be eligible for credit transfer. To apply, please include this within the enrolment form, you will need to provide Under the Hammer with USI access in order to validate transcripts.

RPL:

The aim of recognition of prior learning is to reduce the amount of learning required to achieve a qualification or accredited course by acknowledging an individual’s skills and knowledge acquired through formal and informal learning and past work experience.

Learners wishing to apply for RPL should notify the office and will be sent an RPL and Documentation kit with outlines this process.

*2% admin and processing fee applies to all courses upon enrolment

Participants must understand their rights and responsibilities by reading the Student Handbook before enrolment.

To view our Schedule of Fees and Charges Policy, please click here. 

Have questions? Call our team on 1800 220 969.

Online Self-Paced Learning

• Access to online learning platforms and extensive learning materials.
• Integrates flexibility of online learning with interactive support from trainers via the learning portal
• Practical insights into the real estate industry.
• User-friendly platform with 24/7 access for learning at your own pace.
• 21-day turnaround for grading with feedback provided from trainers.