Auction Accreditation
Conduct auctions in NSW
The accreditation required to conduct real estate auctions in New South Wales. Three focused units covering auction law, process and bidder management.
What this qualification gives you
Complete the three auction units and apply to NSW Fair Trading to add auctioneer accreditation to your licence, so you can call your own auctions.
Who it's for
- Licensed agents adding auctioneering
- Agencies wanting in-house auction capability
- Agents after a high-value specialist skill
What's included
- Required to conduct NSW auctions
- 100% online, self-paced
- Real human support included
Units of competency
These are the three auction units from the CPP41419 Certificate IV in Real Estate Practice. On completion you receive a nationally recognised Statement of Attainment, which a licensed agent uses to add auctioneer accreditation with NSW Fair Trading.
Auction units
3 units- CPPREP4161Undertake pre-auction processes
- CPPREP4162Conduct and complete sale by auction
- CPPREP4163Complete post-auction process and contract execution
Entry requirements
To enrol with Archer
- You should hold, or be working towards, a NSW agent or stock and station licence
- Comfortable studying and being assessed in English
- A Unique Student Identifier (USI), which we can help you set up
To conduct auctions (NSW Fair Trading)
- Hold a current Class 1 or Class 2 real estate or stock and station licence
- Apply to NSW Fair Trading to add auctioneer accreditation
- Your accreditation stays valid while your licence is current
Built for real careers, backed by real people
Nationally recognised
Training delivered by a Registered Training Organisation, RTO 45020.
Real human support
Local people you can actually reach, throughout the life of your course.
Study around life
100% online and self-paced, fit it around work and family.
Australian-based team
Help when you need it, including after hours.
Auction Accreditation FAQs
What do I get when I finish?+–
You receive a nationally recognised Statement of Attainment for the three auction units of CPP41419. A licensed agent uses this to add auctioneer accreditation with NSW Fair Trading.
Do I need a licence to use this?+–
Yes. To be accredited and conduct auctions you must hold a current Class 1 or Class 2 real estate or stock and station licence. The accreditation stays valid while that licence is current.
What does it let me do?+–
It authorises you to conduct auctions of property, land and livestock as a licensed agent in NSW, so you can call your own auctions rather than engage an external auctioneer.
How long does it take?+–
It is short and focused. Most people complete it online at their own pace in a matter of weeks, with 24/7 access to the student portal.
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Class 2 Agent Licence
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