We are entering our record 6th year of providing tuition and coaching classes in real estate licensing. We prepare students to sit for the Direct Final examinations of the Royal Institution of Surveyors Malaysia. This is the only examination that a graduate of any degree can pass to become a property professional.
It is convenient because the classes are run on Saturday afternoons from 1400 hours to 1630 hours also because it suits working peopl's schedule.
It is attractive because professors and professionals with years of experience conduct the tuition. Emphasis is given to passing examinations. Past years' question papers are thoroughly analysed and guidance and coaching given to students.
Each subject consists of 2-hour sessions, stretching over 10 weeks on Saturdays. Two subjects are run per week.
The fees are still being maintained at the same level as when we started out. You pay RM1200 per subject or RM2400 for every two subjects taken.
Classes new intake or those who have not sat for the papers for 2011 - 2012 will begin this July. Watch this space.
The first batch of subjects will be:
Law of Property & Law of Planning
Applied Valuation 1 & Applied Valuation 2
Building Technology & Building Technology
The second batch of subjects will begin in September which will be:
Land Administration, Property Taxation & Property Management
Land Economics & Urban Economics
New students please drop me an email: muarm@yahoo.com
Old Students please keep your friends informed.
Showing posts with label PCVS Direct Final examinations. Show all posts
Showing posts with label PCVS Direct Final examinations. Show all posts
Wednesday, June 1, 2011
Saturday, September 5, 2009
LICENSING FOR REAL ESTATE
In Malaysia, Real Estate is a regulated profession, in the sense that there must be a formal educational qualification followed by supervised and regulated working experience and a Test of Professional Competence (TPC), before one can be registered and given an Authority to Practice by the Board of Valuers, Appraisers and Estate Agents, [http://www.lppeh.gov.my/], the regulatory Board set up by Parliament to administer, regulate, oversee and generally ensure the observance of the code of ethics and enforce the practice standards for all registered persons.
The normal route to an educational qualification before the TPC, is through an undergraduate degree from a recognised university in the recognised disciplines for Valuers, Property Managers and Property Consultants and a diploma level qualification for Estate Agents.
This route is available in Malaysia for school leavers, be they Sijil Pelajaran Malaysia holders, or Sijil Tinggi Pelajaran Malaysia holders. Those wanting to do the same courses can also enrol in universities in the United Kingdom, United States, Singapore, Australia and New Zealand, which remain popular countries for tertiary education in real estate.
Those who wish to study in Malaysia and do not have the opportunity to enter a university in Malaysia, can still do it in Malaysia.
The Institution of Surveyors, Malaysia (ISM), [www.ism.org.my], representing the umbrella for the surveying professions of Land Surveying, Quantity Surveying, Building Surveying and the Property Consultancy and Valuation Surveying (PCVS), has been conducting examinations leading to a professional qualification in the related areas.
Of concern and importance to this blog is the Direct Final Examinations (DFE) of the PCVS (http://www.ism.org.my/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=18&Itemid=4. )These are examinations that are conducted by the ISM once a year.
Who are eligible to sit for these examinations:
1 those who possess an undergraduate degree from a recognised university by JPA
2 those who are 27 years of age and have not less than 5 years working experience under a registered valuer
3 those who are registered estate agents and have not less than 5 years post license experience
These people can apply to sit for the DFE of the PCVS.
The DFE comprises 10 papers. Candidates can take any number of papers at each sitting. Once a paper has been passed then that paper need not be repeated. The candidate is generally given 6 years to pass all the papers. Passing marks are 50%. All examination papers are 3 hour papers and candidates will have to answer 5 out of 7 or 8 questions. Generally all questions carry equal marks. The examination subjects are:
1 Law of Property
2. Principles of Town and Country Planning
3 Land Economics
4 Urban Economics
5 Applied Valuation 1
6 Applied Valuation 11
7 Property Management 11
8 Building Technology 11
9 Building Maintenance and Management
10 Land Administration and Taxation
Further information of the ISM Examinations can be obtained from the ISM http://www.ism.org.my/ or from me muarm@yahoo.com.
mani
The normal route to an educational qualification before the TPC, is through an undergraduate degree from a recognised university in the recognised disciplines for Valuers, Property Managers and Property Consultants and a diploma level qualification for Estate Agents.
This route is available in Malaysia for school leavers, be they Sijil Pelajaran Malaysia holders, or Sijil Tinggi Pelajaran Malaysia holders. Those wanting to do the same courses can also enrol in universities in the United Kingdom, United States, Singapore, Australia and New Zealand, which remain popular countries for tertiary education in real estate.
Those who wish to study in Malaysia and do not have the opportunity to enter a university in Malaysia, can still do it in Malaysia.
The Institution of Surveyors, Malaysia (ISM), [www.ism.org.my], representing the umbrella for the surveying professions of Land Surveying, Quantity Surveying, Building Surveying and the Property Consultancy and Valuation Surveying (PCVS), has been conducting examinations leading to a professional qualification in the related areas.
Of concern and importance to this blog is the Direct Final Examinations (DFE) of the PCVS (http://www.ism.org.my/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=18&Itemid=4. )These are examinations that are conducted by the ISM once a year.
Who are eligible to sit for these examinations:
1 those who possess an undergraduate degree from a recognised university by JPA
2 those who are 27 years of age and have not less than 5 years working experience under a registered valuer
3 those who are registered estate agents and have not less than 5 years post license experience
These people can apply to sit for the DFE of the PCVS.
The DFE comprises 10 papers. Candidates can take any number of papers at each sitting. Once a paper has been passed then that paper need not be repeated. The candidate is generally given 6 years to pass all the papers. Passing marks are 50%. All examination papers are 3 hour papers and candidates will have to answer 5 out of 7 or 8 questions. Generally all questions carry equal marks. The examination subjects are:
1 Law of Property
2. Principles of Town and Country Planning
3 Land Economics
4 Urban Economics
5 Applied Valuation 1
6 Applied Valuation 11
7 Property Management 11
8 Building Technology 11
9 Building Maintenance and Management
10 Land Administration and Taxation
Further information of the ISM Examinations can be obtained from the ISM http://www.ism.org.my/ or from me muarm@yahoo.com.
mani
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