Question 1

Is real estate CPD mandatory in Australia?

Accepted Answer

Requirements differ by jurisdiction and licence pathway. Victoria’s regulations commence on 25 November 2026 and its minimum 5 CPD activities apply from 1 April 2027. Tasmania uses points against individual licence conditions due by 30 April.

Question 2

How much CPD do Australian real estate agents need each year?

Accepted Answer

Requirements vary by jurisdiction. In Tasmania, the Property Agents Board of Tasmania sets CPD in points against each individual licence condition, due 30 April each year. A typical condition is 8 points (at least 6 industry-specific, with at least 2 delivered by an external provider); heavier conditions require 12 points (8 industry-specific, 4 external). accre configures the correct requirement and terminology for each jurisdiction.

Question 3

How much does accre cost?

Accepted Answer

Tasmania: $195 incl. GST per agent per year, covering up to 10 Board-approved CPD units; offices with 5 or more agents get 15% off every seat. Victoria (CPD tracking only): $79 incl. GST per agent per year with a $395 minimum per office, founding offices $49 per agent for the first year before 31 January 2027, and a free CPD tracker for agents for agents. Paid online at sign-up.

Question 4

Can I do my Tasmanian CPD without my office signing up?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Any licensed Tasmanian agent can join accre as a solo agent for $195 a year, complete Board-approved units online, and download certificates. If their office joins later, their CPD history moves with them.

Question 5

Is accre available outside Tasmania?

Accepted Answer

Yes, in Victoria. accre delivers Board-approved CPD in Tasmania, and in Victoria provides CPD compliance tracking (not CPD content) for the five mandatory activities that apply from 1 April 2027. Agents in other states can join a waitlist.

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