Property Management Courses

A Property Manager oversees multiple properties, handling tenant relations, leasing, maintenance, and administrative tasks, requiring strong organisation and problem-solving skills.

Real Estate Agents facilitate the buying, selling, and renting of properties, acting as negotiators, coordinating sales, and managing open homes.

A Strata Manager oversees property operations, finances, and maintenance, liaising with stakeholders, requiring strong multitasking, communication, and problem-solving skills.

A Real Estate Agency Manager oversees operations, develops sales strategies, manages budgets, hires staff, and ensures legal compliance.

A Facilities Manager oversees large facilities, ensuring safety, compliance, operations, and services while managing promotions, events, and admin tasks.

A Tenancy Officer manages housing needs, liaising between tenants and landlords, preparing contracts, organising repairs, and resolving disputes.

A Real Estate Assistant supports agents by managing transactions, processing rental applications, organising property advertising, and liaising with clients.

A Building Manager oversees maintenance, repairs, renovations, and administration for buildings, ensuring smooth operations and stakeholder communication.

A Facilities Coordinator manages daily operations at venues, ensuring safety and cleanliness while handling maintenance and organising services.

Property Stylists enhance residential properties' appeal by arranging decor and furniture to attract potential buyers or renters.

A Property Analyst evaluates real estate data, focusing on market trends and valuations to guide investment strategies and decisions.

A Property Fund Manager oversees real estate investment portfolios, analysing market trends and financial reports to maximise returns and ensure compliance.

A Property Specialist manages property portfolios, analysing market trends and values to provide strategic advice on acquisitions and compliance.

A Real Estate Appraiser assesses properties' market value by analysing conditions, locations, and trends to prepare valuation reports.

A Property Development Manager coordinates property projects from start to finish, ensuring timely completion, budgeting, and quality standards.