Download our free EAAB & SSETA Continual Professional Development (CPD) and e-Learning guide for estate agents 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 Board.
The property industry is being professionalised, and the EAAB has legislated that all agents in the real estate industry must comply with set education standards. For an in-depth understanding of the EAAB and SSETA regulations, download our free legislated qualifications guide for estate agents. This guide includes an outline of the Estate Agents Affairs Board (EAAB) 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 estate agent.
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. Click the image above to download and save it to your computer or print it out so you can refer to it at any time.
To criminalise terrorism the following Acts have been legislated. Please note that because they may be amended at any time, we have included the link to the official site. It is critical that you know these Acts as they form the basis of questions in all assignments and exams. The Acts included are Financial Intelligence Centre Act 38 of 2001, Financial Advisory and Intermediary Services Act FAIS, Prevention of Organised Crime Act POCA and Protection of Constitutional Democracy Against Terrorist and Related Activities Act POCDATARA.
The Estate Agents Affairs Board Code of Conduct is the ultimate guideline for all estate agents to adhere to throughout their journey in the industry. Once again it forms the basis of questions in your assignments and PDE exams. Please compare it to the Institute of Estate Agents South Africa Code of Conduct, both downloads available to you.
When you make any payments to the EAAB 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.
To assess if you are exempt from NQF4 and/or NQF5, download the Equivalency Matrix NQF Level 4 and 5. Read the entire document to understand what is needed to be exempt. Read the “Qualification or skills programme or module” column and determine if your qualification has been listed. If so, read the “Comments” column and understand the terms for being exempt.
