Ayala Land Offers a 2nd Run of 60-hour OJT Program
Thank you to Ayala Land for sending us this information.
Ayala Land Sales, Inc. opens another run of a 60-hour Broker OJT Program this January 2012. This is an open invitation to all interested parties, especially to the broker's exam takers who still need 60 hours of seminar/training in order to complete the 120-hour general requirement.
Here are the steps to join:
1. Contact Yves Tabor to confirm if there are still available slots. Only 20 trainees will be accepted. Contact numbers are (02) 759-4064 and 09156273639, or email her at cmsg.staff1@ayalaland.com.ph.
2. Fill up the Broker OJT Program Information Sheet, to be provided by Ayala Land. The OJT Program is FREE OF CHARGE. However, meal, transportation and other incidental expenses will be shouldered by the trainee.
3. Complete the classroom orientation of AT LEAST THREE BRANDS (please see brands, respective schedules and point persons below).
4. Choose on one brand that you would like to immerse in, to complete your remaining hours.
5. After 60 hours of training from your chosen Ayala Land brand, they will issue you your 60-hour OJT Certification, valid for submission at PRC.
For further queries, please call Yves Tabor (759-4064/09156273639, cmsg.staff1@ayalaland.com.ph) or the abovementioned contact persons per brand.
AUTHOR'S NOTES:
The Broker OJT Program is an ALTERNATIVE OPTION in gaining 60 hours for the broker exam's 120-hour CRESAT requirement. To know more on how you can complete your 120 hours, click here.
This is NOT an assurance that you will pass the exam. Studying is still the BEST solution.
Several times, we mention in our lectures that, while having work experience gives you more edge among others, it contributes minimally in your chances of passing a PRC-administered board examination.
WHY? Because a PRC Board Examination is very theory-based; with or without experience, what matters is how much you have read, studied and retained in your seminars. As a matter of fact, the TOP 1 in the March 2011 Broker's Examination is an Intermed Graduate - very far from the real estate profession, right?
WHAT DOES THIS MEAN? If you really want to pursue a real estate career but only has enough budget to enroll in a 60-hour seminar, grab this opportunity of a free Broker OJT Program. Then, exert extra effort in reviewing your notes and manuals.
However, if you have the means anyway, and you have ZERO experience, take a full 120-hour program, or a 60-hour program twice instead.
Ayala Land Sales, Inc. opens another run of a 60-hour Broker OJT Program this January 2012. This is an open invitation to all interested parties, especially to the broker's exam takers who still need 60 hours of seminar/training in order to complete the 120-hour general requirement.
Here are the steps to join:
1. Contact Yves Tabor to confirm if there are still available slots. Only 20 trainees will be accepted. Contact numbers are (02) 759-4064 and 09156273639, or email her at cmsg.staff1@ayalaland.com.ph.
2. Fill up the Broker OJT Program Information Sheet, to be provided by Ayala Land. The OJT Program is FREE OF CHARGE. However, meal, transportation and other incidental expenses will be shouldered by the trainee.
3. Complete the classroom orientation of AT LEAST THREE BRANDS (please see brands, respective schedules and point persons below).
4. Choose on one brand that you would like to immerse in, to complete your remaining hours.
5. After 60 hours of training from your chosen Ayala Land brand, they will issue you your 60-hour OJT Certification, valid for submission at PRC.
For further queries, please call Yves Tabor (759-4064/09156273639, cmsg.staff1@ayalaland.com.ph) or the abovementioned contact persons per brand.
AUTHOR'S NOTES:
The Broker OJT Program is an ALTERNATIVE OPTION in gaining 60 hours for the broker exam's 120-hour CRESAT requirement. To know more on how you can complete your 120 hours, click here.
This is NOT an assurance that you will pass the exam. Studying is still the BEST solution.
Several times, we mention in our lectures that, while having work experience gives you more edge among others, it contributes minimally in your chances of passing a PRC-administered board examination.
WHY? Because a PRC Board Examination is very theory-based; with or without experience, what matters is how much you have read, studied and retained in your seminars. As a matter of fact, the TOP 1 in the March 2011 Broker's Examination is an Intermed Graduate - very far from the real estate profession, right?
WHAT DOES THIS MEAN? If you really want to pursue a real estate career but only has enough budget to enroll in a 60-hour seminar, grab this opportunity of a free Broker OJT Program. Then, exert extra effort in reviewing your notes and manuals.
However, if you have the means anyway, and you have ZERO experience, take a full 120-hour program, or a 60-hour program twice instead.
