Clerk for real estate management continuing education, further training: What are the main disadvantages?

After completing continuing education, further training in real estate management, you will be able to act as the contact person for the technical and administrative management of properties. You will have a solid basic knowledge of construction, law, property accounting and real estate management.

The main disadvantages of the clerk in real estate management continuing education, further training are:

1. The qualification of clerk in real estate management continuing education, further training is not a federal certificate, but is recognized nationally. As an SVIT diploma or Edupool diploma, the intermediate qualification in the form of recognized certificates from the Swiss Real Estate Association or the commercial further education centers is well-known in the industry and enjoys a corresponding reputation.
2. At certificate level, the course content and admission requirements are generally not regulated. As a rule, these can be determined autonomously by the schools. However, as some of the examinations are conducted and monitored by Edupool or SVIT, these certificate examinations and title offers are regulated.
3. The costs of continuing education, further training in real estate management of around CHF 5,000 and CHF 6,900 are not subsidized by the federal government if the training is not completed with the Federal Professional Examination. However, it is possible for the company to cover part of the training costs.
4. Anyone wishing to pursue a qualified career in real estate management must then pass the Federal Professional Examination in Real Estate Management. This requires three years of professional experience in this field. Federal subject funding only applies to this training if the Federal Professional Examination is also passed at the end.

Real estate clerks work in real estate companies, real estate funds, pension funds, banks, insurance companies, construction and general contractors, in public administration or in fiduciary, auditing and real estate management companies. They perform clerical functions.

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