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As an estate agent or property auctioneer, you’ll be involved in the valuation, sale and rental of properties, working with solicitors, homeowners, buyers and other professionals. Read on to learn more about estate agents and auctioneers, what it involves and what you’ll need to study to get a role.
An undergraduate degree isn’t always needed to begin a career as an estate agent or auctioneer but it’s recommended as the field is competitive. Subject areas to consider include:
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Most employers don’t ask for postgraduate qualifications for estate agent and auctioneer roles but having one can definitely increase your chances of working in more senior positions.
Examples of taught MAs and research degrees at postgraduate level include MAs in:
You need strong negotiation and interpersonal skills as your role involves working with lots of different people on a daily basis.
It’s quite common to find trainee negotiator roles without any previous experience. You could also get some work experience at an estate agency or auction house working in an administration or customer service role. Plus, relevant degrees may include a placement as part of the course which is excellent experience.
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