The Real Estate sector has seen a massive boom in recent years and only continues to expand, so there’re huge opportunities for apprentices in roles across all levels. Whether you want to become an estate agent, a property manager, or even a building surveyor, there are now more ways than ever to enter this thriving market.
Wanting a career in real estate? Check out all the live roles on the urfuture app now!
What Apprenticeships Can I Take to Work in Real Estate?
Level 2 Junior Estate Agent
A Level 2 Junior Real Estate Agent Apprenticeship is the perfect way to start ur career in the property sector. You’ll gain experience in a forever-growing industry, learn the skills needed to go far, and earn a salary while working towards a recognised qualification.
During ur apprenticeship, you’ll support professionals with tasks like arranging viewings, managing listings, and handling client enquiries. You’ll also learn how to provide excellent customer service, negotiate deals, and understand the legal and financial aspects of real estate transactions.
To apply for a Level 2 Junior Estate Agent, you must:
• Be at least 16 years old
• Be eligible to work in the UK and have been a resident for at least 3 years before starting the apprenticeship.
• Have GCSEs at grade 4 (C) or above, including English and Maths (or Functional Skills Level 1).
To view our live apprenticeship roles, sign up to the urfuture app.
What are the Benefits of an Estate Agent Apprenticeship?
Becoming an Estate Agent through an apprenticeship is a rewarding career with various benefits, including:
• Continuous Learning: Gain practical, hands-on experience while acquiring industry-specific knowledge through structured training and mentorship.
• Varied Role: Each day as an estate agent is completely unique and you’ll deal with numerous clients and projects.
• Career Development: Working as an estate agent is also an opportunity to build a successful career, with opportunities for further professional development, bonuses, and company benefits.
• Personal Achievement: If ur passionate about property and selling homes, then the world of estate agency allows you to explore what the sector has to offer.
What Personality Traits do I Need to Succeed in a Real Estate Apprenticeship?
Here’s some personality traits you need to succeed in a Real Estate Apprenticeship:
• Adaptability and Innovation: The ability to adapt to new market conditions, staying up to date on the latest topics and trends.
• People Oriented: You’ll be working closely with a variety of clients and ur team, meaning you’ll need to lead with a person-first approach and be attentive to their unique needs.
• Honesty and Integrity: You’ll often handle sensitive client information, so demonstrating a high degree of integrity will not only advance ur career and build ur reputation, but also help you avoid legal pitfall.
• Problem Solver: Working in Real Estate can be challenging and unpredictable; performing under pressure and developing effective solutions is a critical skill for all aspiring estate agents.
If you think you have any of these working traits, take our Career Match and see if ur a good match for a Real Estate role.
If ur not sure if this is right for you, check out the other apprenticeships we have available and if you think you’d be better suited to an entry-level job, you can learn all about them here.
Real Estate Apprenticeship: Frequently Asked Questions
What qualifications do I need to do a Real Estate Apprenticeship?
Typically, you’ll need to have 5 GCSEs (grade 9 – 4, A* - C) including English and Maths. Those without English and/or Maths Level 2 qualifications must achieve these prior to taking the end-point assessment.
How do I apply for a Real Estate Apprenticeship?
You can apply for a Real Estate Apprenticeship via the urfuture app; we work with some of the UK’s biggest apprenticeship providers including Remit Training and BPP.
Before you apply for our live roles, complete ur Career Match to see which sectors and specific roles would be best suited for ur personality.
How much can I earn doing a Real Estate Apprenticeship?
If ur looking to become a Real Estate apprentice, you could earn a starting salary of £19,000 and earn as much as £40,000 plus commission when ur more experienced.
Look at the live roles on the urfuture app along with their salaries, benefits, and specific requirements.
Do I have to pay for my apprenticeship training?
No, apprentices aren’t required to pay for their apprenticeship training. The cost of ur Real Estate apprenticeship is covered by the government and ur employer.