CPP51122 Diploma of Property (Agency Management) — the highest NSW real estate qualification, required to manage or own a real estate agency and hold a trust account.
The NSW Class 1 Diploma (CPP51122) is the highest real estate qualification in NSW — required to be a Licensee in Charge (LIC). The LIC is legally responsible for the agency, supervises agents and staff, manages trust accounts, and ensures the business operates within NSW law.
You typically need a Class 2 Agent Licence (CPP41419) before enrolling in Class 1. Speak with the Archer team to confirm your entry requirements.
CPP51122 is focused on agency management — the skills to lead a real estate business, manage compliance, and take full responsibility as a Licensee in Charge in NSW.
CPP51122 Diploma of Property (Agency Management) — 12 units, all delivered online, nationally recognised under the AQF.
All 12 units delivered online through the Archer student portal. Work through assessments at your own pace — no fixed schedule, no attendance required. Expert assessors provide personalised feedback on each submission.
For the current unit list, speak with the Archer team on 1800 069 273 or view your enrolment details through the student portal.
Agency management-focused assessments built around NSW compliance, trust accounting, and leadership scenarios. Expert assessors mark every submission.
Written activities, case studies, and scenario-based questions focused on NSW agency management, trust accounting, and regulatory compliance. All submitted online with expert assessor feedback — not automated marking or multiple choice.
Real human support is included in your course fee. Your Archer trainer is reachable by phone on 1800 069 273 and by email at info@archerinstitute.edu.au. Industry-experienced trainers. After-hours availability. No extras.
Completing CPP51122 is your training step. The Class 1 Licence application is made through NSW Fair Trading.
After completing the required training, students may need to apply for their Class 1 Licence through NSW Fair Trading. Application requirements and processes can vary, so we recommend confirming the current steps with the Archer team or directly with the regulator before you enrol.
Once licensed as a Licensee in Charge, you can manage or own a real estate agency and hold a trust account in NSW. Ongoing annual CPD training is also required to maintain your licence.
If you have prior experience managing a real estate agency or relevant previous training, Recognition of Prior Learning may allow your experience to be recognised before you enrol. Worth discussing with the Archer team before you start.
Enrol in CPP51122 today, or call the Archer team to confirm your entry requirements and pathway first.