e-Learning programmes
Mobile version of e-Learning programmes is now available

e-Learning programmes is a form of online Continuing Professional Development (CPD) activity offered by the Estate Agents Authority free of charge.

Licensees are required to watch at least 75% of the video hours of the e-learning programme before they can answer the programme-end exercise by clicking the "Next" button. The CPD point of that particular e-Learning programme will be awarded to licensees who attain the pass mark (i.e. scored 50% or above) of the e-Learning programme. Participants who do not pass the exercise on their first attempt will receive another opportunity to retake it. Those participants who failed to achieve a passing score in both attempts / passed in the exercise can re-watch the same video, but cannot take the same programme-end exercise again and cannot earn any CPD points from the same e-Learning programme for one year following the completion date of the programme. Nevertheless, participants can retake the same e-Learning programme and participate in the exercise one year after its completion.

[Remarks: Participants must be a valid licence holder on the day of undertaking the e-Learning programme; otherwise, no CPD points will be earned even he/she has completed the programme.]

Target Participant

e-Learning programmes are available for valid licence holders only.

Enrollment Method

e-Learning programmes can be accessed after logging in to the EAA’s “e-Services” platform. To log in, a licensee must first create an “e-Services” account. For more details, please refer to the User Guide.

System Requirements

System requirements for e-Learning programmes: Adobe Reader or Foxit Reader

Internet Explorer version 11.0 or above is recommended.
 

Available e-Learning programmes

Disclaimer / Copyright

Videos and presentation slides available in this website are CPD activities conducted by the EAA previously and provided for personal learning only. The contents of the videos, whether verbal or written notes, were the speakers’ opinion and for reference only.  Any information given does not constitute legal or professional advice. Users of these videos or presentation slides should seek legal or professional advice as and when necessary, especially on the interpretation of legal provisions.

Unless otherwise specified in the videos or presentation slides, these videos and presentation slides are intended to describe the state of law and practice as at the date of the activity concerned.  While the EAA and the speaker(s) have used their best endeavours to ensure the accuracy of the information provided in these videos and presentation slides, no statement, representation, warranty or guarantee, express or implied, is given by the EAA or the speaker(s) as to the accuracy, or completeness of such information, or the appropriateness for its use in any particular circumstances.  Neither the EAA nor the speaker(s) will accept any liability or responsibility whatsoever for any loss or damage caused to any person howsoever arising from any use, misuse of, or reliance on, the contents of these videos and presentation slides.

The copyright of the videos and presentation slides is owned by the EAA.  These videos and presentation slides may be reproduced provided that the source of the materials is identified and the copyright status acknowledged.  Any other reproduction, adaptation or use of the contents of these videos or presentation slides for profit-making purposes is strictly prohibited unless prior written permission is obtained from the EAA.  For enquiries, please contact the Professional Development Section of the EAA at 2111 2777 (Continuing Professional Development Scheme).

Enquiry

Hotline: 2111 2777 (Continuing Professional Development Scheme)
Fax: 2152 3600
Email: eaatraining@eaa.org.hk