Mortgage Broker Training in Brisbane

Start Your Mortgage Broking Career in Brisbane

Brisbane is one of Australia’s fastest-growing capital cities. With median house prices around $1.04 million and unit prices surging by 11.1% year-on-year, demand for qualified finance and mortgage professionals has never been stronger.
Queensland’s strong interstate migration, infrastructure growth, and upcoming global events such as the 2032 Olympics continue to fuel the real estate and lending market.

Why Train with FARSTA in Brisbane?

Nationally accredited Certificate IV and Diploma qualifications
In-person, distance, and Recognition of Prior Learning pathways available
Legislation, compliance and real-world loan structuring
Peer support and local networking

Industry Insights – Why Now Is the Time

Develop Business Documents
7 Case Studies
5 Exercises

Take the First Step

Book a discovery call with our Brisbane team
Download the Brisbane Course Outlines
Enrol now to secure your place in our next intake

FAQ's

Q2: Is mortgage broking a good career in Brisbane?

Yes — Brisbane’s property market is growing rapidly, with median house prices over $1 million and strong population growth. Brokers are in high demand, particularly as more borrowers turn to brokers for personalised lending solutions.

Q3: Do I need a licence to work as a mortgage broker in Queensland?

Yes. After completing your qualification, you’ll need to become authorised under an Australian Credit Licence (ACL) — either your own or via an aggregator. FARSTA provides guidance on this process as part of your training.

Q4: Can I study online if I live outside Brisbane?

Absolutely. FARSTA offers a flexible distance option. You can study from anywhere in Queensland or interstate while still receiving support from our Brisbane team.

Q5: What’s the demand for mortgage brokers in Brisbane right now?

According to recent lending statistics, 74.6% of new home loans in Australia are written by brokers. Queensland’s migration growth and property demand make it one of the most active lending regions in the country.