Junior Estate Agent Level 2 Standard

Duration

15 months. This includes an on-programme training part of the apprenticeship, which is 12 months, and an end point assessment period which usually lasts 3 months.

Qualification

Apprenticeship in Junior Estate Agent Level 2.

Job role

This is a customer-facing role providing the administrative support needed to secure successful property sales. Apprentices may work in different areas of estate agency - sales, auctioneering and commercial property.

You will be required to understand and comply with contractual, statutory and legal restrictions, and client confidentiality.

The work is varied, and typical roles will include:

Data registration
Producing window adverts
Arranging and booking viewings
Accompanying colleagues on site visits
Selling additional services
Collecting keys
Carrying out basic property research, including marketing procedures through portals, websites and various databases
Preparing floor plans of a property, following the measuring code of practice
Assisting with the provision of sales particulars. This would include how to take and produce photographs for individual properties.

As part of the sales process, apprentices would need to know:

How to conduct viewings
How to receive a formal offer made from a purchaser
Policies and procedures for the sales process

Delivery

Flexible start dates
1 to 1 support from assessor to apprentice
Access to eportfolio
Monthly workshops
Support from an employer with the technical parts of the apprenticeship

Progression routes

You will be eligible for Professional Body Recognition. Apprentices who successfully complete this apprenticeship may be eligible to apply for student membership of the NAEA Property mark. (This incorporates the professional bodies formerly known as National Association of Estate Agents, Institute of Commercial and Business Agents and National Association of Valuers and Auctioneers).

You may also progress to Property Management level 3.