NQF4
Detailed Overview of the Entire Process…
Downloadable PDF: Propacademy Infographic 1 July 2024 Onwards
The Property Practitioners Act (PPA) in South Africa introduces new rules for the real estate industry. This infographic explains the education requirements for FFC holders starting from 1 July 2024. Download it to stay compliant!
Downloadable PDF: Propacademy Infographic 30 June 2024 Prior
FFC holders with certificates issued before 1 July 2024 are subject to the 2008 PPRA education regulations. This infographic provides a clear overview of these requirements to help you ensure compliance under the previous regulatory framework. Download it to stay informed and up to date!
All candidate property practitioners registered with an FFC before 1 July 2024 must adhere to the 2008 Education and Training Regulation process. This includes completing a mandatory 12-month internship, obtaining the NQF4 qualification, and passing the PDE4 exam before being awarded property practitioner/non-principal status.
Download our free The Authority & SSETA Continual Professional Development (CPD) and e-Learning guide for property practitioners in South Africa. This guide helps you understand the step by step processes involved in registering for and completing your CPD verifiable and non-verifiable points. It also shows you how to complete your verifiable e-Learning courses set by The Authority.
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The property industry is being professionalised, and The Authority has legislated that all property practitioners in the real estate industry must comply with set education standards. For an in-depth understanding of The Authority and SSETA regulations, download our free legislated qualifications guide for property practitioners. This guide includes an outline of the Property Practitioner Regulatory Authority (PPRA/The Authority) and Services SETA (SSETA) qualifications, how long it will take to complete the various legislated courses, and what could hold you up as you progress towards becoming a fully qualified property practitioner.
To make it a little easier for you to keep track of the qualification process, we’ve put together this handy infographic which you are welcome to download, print and share. This infographic is for FFC holders that were registered prior to 1 July 2024.
If you are writing your PDE exam, ensure that you enrol in time for your exam date. To view these dates, download the link below.
When you make any payments to The Authority it is vital that the payment is 100% correct. You need to ensure you use the correct bank account, as they have two. Also ensure the amount you are paying is correct (to the cent), and that each payment is made individually, do not make bulk payments. Lastly your payment reference must be your 7-digit FFC reference number.
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