How many years study for MNAEA?

googler

Did you try going direct to www.naea.co.uk ?

MissMotivation

princessamy86 wrote: »

Agree with both pastmybest and miss motivation, it needs to be regulated by an agency who have the power and the inclination to do something about problems. NAEA is fine, but fairly toothless, and as mentioned very biased as it's a voluntary thing and that's where the funding comes from. I think if there were clear guidelines and training requirements, the industry as a whole would be so much better.

Excellant post princessamy! :T

SamBG911

Some interesting posts here but not all accurate.

If I may correct some people though who seem to imply that gaining the MNAEA qualification is simply a matter of joining an organisation and sending a cheque, actually that is not correct.

To gain the MNAEA qualification you MUST sit and PASS FOUR SEPERATE EXAMS covering everything from basic agency to building structure.

So an estate agent who holds this qualification is likely to be an experienced agent and not someone who decided overnight that they want to be an estate agent.