Free online course Dubai Real state agent training
Duration of the online course: 7 hours and 39 minutes
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Build a career in Dubai real estate: learn rules, deals and tenancy essentials in this free online course with practical checks and regulations insights.
In this free course, learn about
Dubai’s current economic revenue drivers beyond oil & gas
Historical trends and key causes of Dubai real estate price cycles post-2008
How to interpret the UBS Global Real Estate Bubble Index for Dubai market risk
Core reasons and advantages for investing in Dubai real estate
Roles of Dubai Land Department (DLD), RERA, and short-term rental regulator (DTCM)
RERA’s key functions since 2007 and agent certification/card types
Using official broker apps/tools to verify property and listing details in Dubai
Rules for ownership certificates and prerequisites to launch off-plan projects
Project registration: requirements before marketing and selling new units
Developer remedies if buyers default, linked to construction progress % thresholds
Agent KPIs used to measure real estate agent performance
Tenancy contract validity requirements and common add-conditions (early termination)
Dubai rent increase caps using the rental index and rent-to-market gap bands
Freehold vs leasehold vs free zone ownership structures in Dubai
About the free online course
Step into Dubai’s fast-moving property market with the confidence of someone who understands how the ecosystem really works. This free online training is designed for anyone aiming to work as a real estate agent in Dubai or to strengthen their professional skills as a broker, leasing consultant, or sales specialist. You will connect the story of Dubai’s growth and changing economy with what that means for property demand, pricing behavior, and investor expectations today.
The course builds practical awareness of market cycles, including the lessons learned after 2008 and what global risk indicators reveal about Dubai’s position in the broader real estate landscape. With this context, you will be better prepared to speak to clients about opportunities and risks in a grounded, professional way, rather than relying on hype. You will also understand why Dubai attracts global investors and how to communicate those advantages clearly and ethically.
A major focus is navigating the regulatory environment that shapes everyday transactions. You will become familiar with the roles of key authorities and how regulations influence brokerage activity, short-term rentals, compliance requirements, and agent credentials. That knowledge helps you avoid common mistakes, protect clients, and operate with credibility in a market where trust and proper process matter.
You will also develop real-world transaction literacy: how project registration affects marketing and sales, what conditions must be met before an off-plan launch, and what happens when payment defaults occur at different construction milestones. On the leasing side, you will gain clarity around tenancy contract validity, commonly used additional conditions, rent increase caps, and how rental disputes are handled. By the end, you should be able to support conversations across sales and leasing with a stronger grasp of documentation, responsibilities, and expectations on both sides of the deal.
Whether your goal is to enter the Dubai property sector, improve performance metrics, or serve clients more professionally, this course helps you build practical, regulation-aware skills that translate directly into day-to-day work.
Course content
Video class: Part 1 of Training Dubai Real Estate Agents | About Dubai13m
Exercise: What is the primary revenue source for the UAE's economy now, as the reliance on oil and gas has decreased substantially?
Video class: Part 2 of Training Dubai Real Estate Agents | History of Dubai Real Estate average sales prices16m
Exercise: What was a significant factor in Dubai's real estate market decline post-2008?
Video class: Part 3: Global Real Estate Bubble Index11m
Exercise: Based on the provided information, which statement best represents the findings of the UBS Global Real Estate Bubble Index 2021 report regarding Dubai's real estate market?
Video class: Part 4 of Training Dubai Real Estate Agents: Why Dubai13m
Exercise: What is one significant advantage of investing in Dubai?
Video class: Part 5 of Training Dubai Real Estate Agents: introduction to Dubai Land Department07m
Exercise: Which authority is in charge of handling short-term rental regulations and registrations in Dubai?
Video class: Part 6 of Training Dubai Real Estate Agents: Introduction to RERA06m
Exercise: What is one of the primary functions of the real estate regulatory agency R founded in 2007?
Video class: RERA Certified Agents - Part 7 of Training Dubai Real Estate Agents15m
Exercise: Which card is issued specifically to the sales team of developers by the Real Estate Regulatory Agency (RERA) in Dubai?
Video class: Part 8 of Training Dubai Real Estate Agents: Do's18m
Exercise: What is the primary app mentioned for brokers to verify real estate details in Dubai?
Video class: Part 9 of Training Dubai Real Estate Agents: Ownership certificates09m
Exercise: Which of the following statements accurately describes the conditions that must be met before a developer can commence an off-plan project in Dubai?
Video class: Part 10 of Training Dubai Real Estate Agents: Project Registration07m
Exercise: What is required before marketing and selling units for a new real estate project?
Video class: Part 11 of Training Dubai Real Estate Agents: Developers’ rights to terminate the contract11m
Exercise: What action can a developer take if a property buyer defaults on payment after the developer has completed 80% of the construction?
Video class: Part 12 of Training Dubai Real Estate Agents: Agents' Key Performance Indicators09m
Exercise: What is a key performance indicator for real estate agents discussed in the message?
Video class: Part 13 of Training Dubai Real Estate Agents: Buyer's default and termination of primary sales05m
Exercise: What is the percentage of the original contract price that a developer can retain if a buyer defaults on a payment when the project progress is less than 60% complete?
Video class: Part 14 of Training Dubai Real Estate Agents Tenancy Contract17m
Exercise: What is required for a valid tenancy contract according to the recent changes?
Video class: Part 16 of Training Dubai Real Estate Agents: Tenancy Contracts additional conditions (2/2)10m
Exercise: What is the maximum percentage a landlord can increase the rent if the current rent is between 31 to 40 percent below the market average, according to the rent increase cap in Dubai?
Video class: Part 17 of Training Dubai Real Estate Agents: Tenancy Contracts and Rental Disputes16m
Exercise: What is the maximum rent increase allowed if the current rent is 25% below market rate according to the Dubai rental index?
Video class: Part 18 of Training Dubai Real Estate Agents: Freehold, Leasehold, Free Zone09m
Exercise: What is the difference between freehold and leasehold ownership in Dubai?
Video class: Part 15 of Training Dubai Real Estate Agents: Tenancy Contracts additional conditions (1/2)09m
Exercise: What is typically required from a tenant regarding early termination of a property lease?
Video class: Part 19 of Training Dubai Real Estate Agents: Primary Sales, Direct from developers (A)10m
Exercise: What is the primary purpose of an Expression of Interest (EOI) in real estate transactions?
Video class: Part 20 of Training Dubai Real Estate Agents: Primary Sales, Direct from developers (B)11m
Exercise: What is the preferred payment method if the client wants to pay for a unit booking via a third party?
Video class: Part 21 of Training Dubai Real Estate Agents: Process of Resale, Secondary market14m
Exercise: What document(s) must a property seller obtain to confirm that they have no outstanding dues or financial obligations to the developer or owner's association before transferring property ownership in Dubai?
Video class: Part 22 of Training Dubai Real Estate Agents: CMA: Competitive Market Analysis12m
Video class: Part 23 of Training Dubai Real Estate Agents: RERA forms05m
Exercise: Which of the mentioned RERA forms is used for the sales and purchase contract?
Video class: Part 24 of Training Dubai Real Estate Agents: form F - Property Sales and Purchase Contract11m
Video class: Part 25 of Training Dubai Real Estate Agents: Breakdown of payments in the Secondary sales - Part 111m
Exercise: When reselling a property in Dubai and applying for a No Objection Certificate (NOC), what minimum percentage of the property's value must have been paid?
Video class: Part 26 of Training Dubai Real Estate Agents: Breakdown of payments in the Secondary sales - Part 205m
Video class: Part 27 of Training Dubai Real Estate Agents: Terminologies in Real Estate industry - Part 112m
Exercise: What does FAR stand for in real estate terminology?
Video class: Part 28 of Training Dubai Real Estate Agents: Terminologies in Real Estate industry - Part 205m
Video class: Homeland Realty’s journey of success over the past year04m
Exercise: What is considered essential to assure success in the real estate business according to the training?
Video class: Part 30 of Training Dubai Real Estate Agents: Calculations of Payments Breakdown - Part 222m
Video class: Part 31 of Training Dubai Real Estate Agents: How to handle Real Estate inquiries - Part 108m
Exercise: What is a crucial skill that a real estate agent must improve based on the training?
Video class: Dubai Creek Harbour | All you need to know24m
Video class: Updated Rules and Regulations of RERA and Dubai Land Department56m
Exercise: In Dubai real estate, who is liable for unpaid service charges at the time of property transfer?
Video class: Training AML Regulations at Homeland Realty33m
This free course includes:
7 hours and 39 minutes of online video course
Digital certificate of course completion (Free)
Exercises to train your knowledge
100% free, from content to certificate
What is the difference between freehold and leasehold property ownership in Dubai?
Freehold gives the buyer ownership of the property and land in designated areas, while leasehold grants the right to use a property for a fixed term, often up to 99 years.
Which Dubai authority regulates real estate agents and property brokers?
The Real Estate Regulatory Agency (RERA), operating under the Dubai Land Department, regulates brokers, developers, and real estate activities in Dubai.
What must a developer do before selling an off-plan property in Dubai?
The project must be registered with the Dubai Land Department, and the developer must meet required approvals, escrow, and construction conditions before marketing units.
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Course comments: Dubai Real state agent training
Azhar Abbas
very interesting and informative
Qamarashraf
Hamed is very passionate about his work and it reflects in his course. very detailed, with lots of examples and exercises to test the attendees