5 Steps to Agency Compliance with the PPRA
Compliance with the Property Practitioners Act is crucial for all developers selling and renting their properties in South Africa.
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Understanding the New NQF4 Occupational Certificate
Learn about the new NQF4 Occupational Certificate for Property Practitioners in South Africa, including the benefits and differences from legacy qualifications.
Major Changes in the South African Real Estate Industry
Learn about the major changes in the South African real estate industry and how to become a registered Property Practitioner with the new Occupational Qualifications.
Required Logbook Confirmation Letter for Candidates
Important notice: The Property Practitioners Regulatory Authority (PPRA) has ceased accepting logbook submissions, both online and in-person at their offices.
EISA – Occupational Certificate: NQF Level 4: Real Estate: SAQA ID 118714
Everything you need to know about the External Integrated Summative Assessment or EISA that is now taking place in the new NQF level 4 in Real Estate.
Embrace Continued Growth: PropAcademy Highlights the 2024 CPD Program
We are thrilled to announce the commencement of the Continuing Professional Development (CPD) program for the year 2024 in alignment with the PPRA.
Navigating the 2024 FFC & RC Renewal Process: Essential Insights from PPRA
The essential steps and documentation required for the renewal of Fidelity Fund Certificates (FFCs) and Registration Certificates (RCs) for 2024.
Important Update on Fidelity Fund Certificate Renewal for Property Practitioners
The PPRA has announced a significant update regarding the renewal of Fidelity Fund Certificates (FFCs) and the handling of historical penalties.
New Standards and Pathways of Education and Training for the Real Estate Sub-sector
A summary of the new changes introduced by The PPA (Property Practitioners Act) to the regulation of the real estate industry in South Africa.
FIC Compliance Notice for Estate Agency Firms
Recently, the Financial Intelligence Centre (FIC) issued a notice to all estate agency firms, instructing them to complete and submit their Risk & Compliance returns by the 31st of May 2023.
