1. Education and training:
* Complete secondary education and obtain CXC or GCE Ordinary Level qualifications in English Language, Mathematics, and five other subjects.
* Obtain a minimum of two CAPE subjects or its equivalent.
2. Real estate course:
* Complete a real estate course offered by the Estate Agents Board (EAB). The Board oversees the licensing of real estate practitioners.
* The course covers topics such as real estate law, property valuation, ethics, and agency management.
3. Examination:
* Pass the EAB's qualifying exam upon completing the course.
4. Internship and experience:
* Gain practical experience by working as an apprentice with a licensed real estate agency for a minimum of one year.
* During the apprenticeship, you will learn about real estate transactions and regulations, property inspections, negotiations, and customer relations.
5. Registration and licensing:
* Register with the EAB and meet all licensing requirements.
* Submit your application, provide a police certificate, pay the prescribed fees, and present proof of education and training.
6. Continuing education:
* Once licensed, you are required to complete 12 hours of continuing education every two years to maintain your license.
Additional considerations:
* Applicants must be at least 18 years of age and citizens of Trinidad and Tobago or CARICOM countries.
* The EAB may grant temporary licenses to non-nationals under specific conditions.
Remember, the requirements may be subject to changes or updates, so it's essential to contact the Estate Agents Board for the latest and most accurate information.
