Definitely NO. The abolition of the CPE, as a condition of license renewal, will harmonize and level the playing field with other professions who adhere to the PRC Modernization Act of 2000.
When the government removes its heavy hand from the post-licensing education system of the profession, corruption is eradicated and the CPE will actually become LIBERALIZED. With liberalized CPE, the professionals can spend their hard-earned money effectively as they freely exercise their rational choice to take seminars that best fit their needs for self-improvement to excel and survive the stiff competition. With liberalized CPE, we are saying good-bye to those corrupted, useless, repetitive CRESR-like CPEs conducted by the old dogs.
11/22/2012
WILL THE CPE ABOLITION HAMPER PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT?
Definitely NO. The abolition of the CPE, as a condition of license renewal, will harmonize and level the playing field with other professions who adhere to the PRC Modernization Act of 2000.
When the government removes its heavy hand from the post-licensing education system of the profession, corruption is eradicated and the CPE will actually become LIBERALIZED. With liberalized CPE, the professionals can spend their hard-earned money effectively as they freely exercise their rational choice to take seminars that best fit their needs for self-improvement to excel and survive the stiff competition. With liberalized CPE, we are saying good-bye to those corrupted, useless, repetitive CRESR-like CPEs conducted by the old dogs.
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You are absolutely right! It's really useless. What real estate practitioners need is a handbook written by seasoned real estate professionals who really got in-depth knowledge of the trade. CPE? Ibasura na yan...!
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