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How to become a Property Manager

The role of Property Management is increasing day-to-day. There are not many places where you can study property management.

Published 3 min read By the Gestion Ajax

As we can notice, the role of Property Management is increasing day-to-day. And, as it is a new discipline, there are not many places where you can study property management.

So, if you live in Montreal, you have an opportunity to study either in the world’s 31st top University- McGill University or in Université du Québec à Montréal (UQAM). These two are the major ones having this program.

Both these universities have program which is suggesting all the necessary courses for obtaining an adequate knowledge to become an expert in Property Management.

McGill University

McGill University program is “Professional Development Certificate in Residential and Condominium Property Management”. The program suggests following courses:

The main privilege of this program is that it is bilingual. Course material is provided in both English and French languages. And, also the communication with the instructors could be in both languages.

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UQAM

As for UQAM, the program is “Condominium Management Training Program”. It suggests the following courses:

Conclusion

Concluding all the above mentioned, a person who wants to become a property manager in Quebec, at this moment, has only one decision to make: which university to choose. McGill University program is bilingual and has 5 courses to complete. UQAM suggests the program only in French, has 4 obligatory courses and 2 additional ones. If you are bilingual, you can just compare both programs and choose the more appropriate for you, though they are pretty much alike. Concerning the price of each one, it is also almost equal. The range is approximately from $5500- $7000. Therefore, the only thing we can tell you is good luck in this new career.

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