Propertymark claims “progressive” new qualification is industry first

Propertymark claims “progressive” new qualification is industry first


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Registrations are now open for Propertymark Qualifications’ multi-discipline Level 4 Certificate in Property Agency Management.

The trade body describes this as a “progressive new qualification” and claims it is a first for Propertymark Qualifications as estate agents, letting agents, commercial property agents and property auctioneers UK wide are all able to undertake the same certificate.

The new qualification provides a step into agency management by focussing on strategic management and leadership knowledge and skills for those learners wishing to advance their career or those already in senior positions and wanting to gain formal recognition for their agency management skills.   

Tuition comprises of four units covering Compliance and ethical practices; Business management; Business systems; and Business marketing.

The new qualification is available using Propertymark Qualifications’ new remote invigilated examination service meaning that agents are able to take their exams at locations convenient to them, be that at home or at work.

Mike Smith, head of Propertymark Qualifications comments: “The direction of our profession and the needs of the professionals within it is evolving. As an Awarding Body we regularly review and update our qualifications, and we are really excited to be introducing a whole new qualification.

“To be able to offer a qualification that is applicable wherever you are across the UK and whichever property discipline background you may be in is unique in the sector and innovates our offering for learners. 

“We look forward to welcoming our new learners on board this year and wish them all the best of luck in progressing both educationally and professionally.”

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