Am 19. November 2010 veranstalten die CEPI und CEI einen Kongress in Wien, der sich mit den Qualifikationsanforderungen an Immobilienmakler befasst. Die Maßstäbe für die Qualifikation sind einerseits in der DIN 15733 geregelt andererseits umfassen die Regeln EUREDUC einen Kanon von Anforderungen für immobilienwirtschaftliche Studiengänge. Die Vereinheitlichung der Regeln wird auch von der EU angestrebt, nachdem die EU-Richtlinie zur Anerkennung von Berufsregeln unter einer Evaluation durch die EU-Kommission steht. Die beiden Berufsverbände CEPI und CEI arbeiten an einer Vereinheitlichung der Standards im Interesse aller Immobilienmakler in Europa.
CEPI and CEI are hosting a European Congress on Friday 19th of November 2011 in Vienna about matters regarding the education and the process of long life learning for real estate agents and managers.
Manuel Negrao, President of CEI, will open the congress together with Timo Multanen, President of CEPI. Negrao: „One of the most important characteristics real estate agents and real estate managers need today is a high education and a good standard of qualification. After the publication of the European Standard EN. 15733 the qualification of real estate professionals is the next big matter to discus in Europe.“The program of this European Congress in Vienna is focused on basic education for real estate practitioners as well as on the process of long life learning. Prof. Margret Funk, Member of the Board of CEI, will focus in her speech on the qualification level that has been determined in the EN 15733. The levels of 120 ECTS that are written in the EN 15733 are a huge challenge for all practitioners. CEI and CEPI have founded a working group to clarify the requirements for the qualification for real estate practitioners in Europe.
All real estate agents and real estate managers from the members associations in CEI are invited to attend the European Congress in Vienna.