CPD Courses for Real Estate Agents
Businessleaders Institute has provided CPD training in NSW since 2017, led by Bart Rando, a licensed Class 1 Agent and solicitor.
Training is available in two formats:
Online (via Zoom)
In-Person (at your office)
View course options below or contact us for dates and details.
Online Face to Face Courses
In Person
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See our FAQs for quick answers and helpful information.
1. Who is required to complete CPD training under NSW law?
Under the Property and Stock Agents Act 2002, all holders of a Class 1 or Class 2 licence and Assistant Agents (certificate of registration) in NSW must complete Continuing Professional Development (CPD) training each year to legally maintain their authority to practice.
2. When does the CPD year run?
The CPD year runs from 1 July to 30 June of the following year. This is a recent change—previously, it was March to March. CPD is no longer linked to your licence renewal date and must be completed within the designated CPD year.
3. How many hours of CPD training do Class 1 and Class 2 agents need to complete?
Licensed Class 1 and Class 2 agents are required to complete 5 hours of CPD training each year. The training must cover compulsory topics relevant to the class of licence held, as determined by NSW Fair Trading.
4. What are the approved formats for completing CPD training?
CPD training must be delivered in one of the following interactive formats:
Face-to-face training with a maximum of 40 participants, or
Interactive webinar with a maximum of 25 participants
All training must include an assessment activity to verify participation and understanding.
5. Who delivers the CPD training at Businessleaders Institute?
CPD courses at Businessleaders Institute are developed and delivered by experienced industry professionals. The lead trainer is Bart Rando, a licensed Class 1 agent and solicitor. His sessions offer real-world insights, case analysis, and up-to-date knowledge of legislation and industry best practices.
