WA Real Estate CPD 2026 Professional Skills

The changes shift the CPD year from 1 January to 31 December to a new cycle running 1 April to 31 March.

The first full CPD year under this new cycle will be 1 April 2026 31 March 2027.

To help you transition, CPD completed with an approved provider between 1 January and 31 March 2026 will count towards the 2026/27 CPD year. We encourage you to begin your CPD early.

Only training delivered by an approved CPD provider in Western Australia can be counted toward your CPD points.

Approved CPD activities may include:

• Webinars
• Face-to-face training
• Workshops
• Accredited online CPD courses

You must receive evidence of completion and keep CPD records for up to four years.

Yes. If you become licensed part-way through the CPD year, your CPD points are reduced proportionally.

For example:

• Licensed mid-year → fewer CPD points required
• Licensed late in the year → minimal CPD points required

This ensures CPD requirements are fair and achievable for new entrants.

Failure to meet the WA CPD requirements for 2026 can result in:

• Fines or infringement notices
• Licence suspension or cancellation
• Disciplinary action if records cannot be produced

Maintaining CPD compliance is a licence condition, not optional.

To stay compliant:

1. Plan your CPD early in the year
2. Ensure you cover all mandatory subject areas
3. Use an approved WA CPD training provider
4. Keep clear records of all completed CPD activities

Many professionals choose online CPD courses to stay flexible and compliant.

Professional Skills CPD is one of the three mandatory CPD subject areas required under the 2026 WA CPD framework.

Professional Skills CPD focuses on:

• Communication and client engagement
• Risk management and compliance in day-to-day practice
• Managing complex situations professionally
• Applying best practice in real estate operations

Unlike sales or marketing training (which does not count for CPD), Professional Skills CPD must be directly relevant to your role as a licensed property professional in Western Australia.

Aspire Performance Training has been delivering real estate training in Western Australia for nearly two decades. We understand WA legislation, compliance expectations and the realities of working in the industry.

What sets Aspire apart:

• Approved WA CPD provider (RTO 51907)
• CPD courses aligned to Consumer Protection WA requirements
• Online and face-to-face CPD options
• Practical, scenario-based learning, not generic theory
• Certificates issued for CPD record keeping
• Trusted by agencies, independents and corporate networks across WA

Our Professional Skills CPD training is designed to be relevant, efficient and immediately applicable.

Yes. You’ll receive confirmation of completion to keep for your CPD records (required for up to four years).