Welcome to Entry Group!
Entry Group offers a comprehensive suite of services to meet your needs across four important sectors of the Australian real estate industry.
Entry Group began in 2015, by launching the hugely successful Entry Education. Since then, we’ve enjoyed exponential growth that has transformed us into the leading real estate training academy in Australia.
Following this success, we branched out into real estate recruitment and conveyancing. We’re now a one-stop shop for all your real estate needs and dreams.
Our group
We have three hands-on services that deliver the kind of expertise you’ve been waiting for.
Why Entry Group
Founders
Ryan Keys
Ryan was awarded a Bachelor of Business Administration at RMIT in Melbourne before embarking on a successful management career in the training sector. He worked at a number of registered training organisations before founding Entry Education in 2015. Under his leadership, the Entry Group has expanded into the real estate finance, conveyancing and recruitment sectors.
Michael Dewar
Michael is an entrepreneur and manager with rich experience in the healthcare, education, logistics and training sectors. He worked in clinical governance at Alfred Health in Melbourne and LinkLearn before joining the Entry Group in 2017 as a company co-director. Michael is a dedicated professional and a top achiever.
Blog
Football star Jordan Lewis partners with Entry Group
Four-time premiership Hawk Jordan Lewis has joined the leadership ranks of one of Australia's most exciting group of companies. The Entry Group, which includes Australia's largest real estate institute, is renowned for its New-Age [...]
Christian Gravias with Ryan Keys: Interview
Watch interview of Christian Gravias with Ryan Keys.They discussed how preparing early to buy a home is essential to making the process as smooth as possible. Saving for a deposit, improving your bank [...]
Entry Group: Humble beginnings
Being in the upper echelon of management at the Entry Group of companies is a natural fit for Andrew Dewar. As part of a trio of entrepreneurs, he helped drive the massive success of [...]
Entry Group elevates the status of women’s tennis
At Entry Group they love tennis, but they wanted to do more than put their shorts on and have a hit with their mates. So they sponsored an annual tennis tournament! A unique tournament [...]
Entry Education: the happiest workplace in Australia
Michael Dewar has been working in real estate training for the past nine years. It was during his early years in the industry that he realised there was a problem with the way students [...]
Entry Education: shaking up real estate education
For Ryan Keys, co-founder and co-Director of the Entry Group, real estate education is at the front and centre of his professional life. For six years now, he’s been managing the growth of Australia’s [...]
Entry Education Real estate training courses and licenses
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What changes to underquoting laws in NSW really meanon September 1, 2026To help curb the instances of underquoting by real estate agents, New South Wales Fair Trading introduced stricter laws and increased penalties that started to come into effect 29 June 2026, with further changes expected to start later in the year. The changes to underquoting centre around improving the accuracy and transparency of property prices Read more The post What changes to underquoting laws in NSW really mean appeared first on Entry Education.
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MFAA vs FBAA – Guide for new mortgage brokerson July 21, 2026
The Finance Brokers Association of Australasia (FBAA) and the Mortgage and Finance Association of Australia (MFAA) are Australia's two peak bodies for mortgage and finance brokers. Both organisations provide industry advocacy, compliance support and professional development for mortgage and finance brokers. Brokers also generally require membership with FBAA or MFAA to gain accreditation with major Read more The post MFAA vs FBAA – Guide for new mortgage brokers appeared first on Entry Education.
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The future of mortgage broking: Industry trends and predictionson June 26, 2026
Mortgage broking is one of Australia’s most lucrative industries - at a national level, the mortgage broking industry is estimated at a market value of $6.2 billion in 2026, with a compound annual growth rate of 5.8% between 2020 and 2025 (IBISWorld). Amidst rapidly rising property prices, RBA interest rate hikes, and new schemes to Read more The post The future of mortgage broking: Industry trends and predictions appeared first on Entry Education.
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Entry Education’s Rouaa Altinawi awarded NSW VET Trainer/Teacher of the Year 2026on June 15, 2026
At Entry Education, we understand the importance of high-quality vocational education and training. Not only do students need to gain theoretical knowledge, but they need to be able to put their skills in place in real world situations. It is through VET, that Australia can continue to grow its skilled workforce, with employees who are Read more The post Entry Education’s Rouaa Altinawi awarded NSW VET Trainer/Teacher of the Year 2026 appeared first on Entry Education.
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What is property management: a complete guideon April 20, 2026
Property management services are the backbone of the rental market in Australia. As of April 2026, there are over 4,700 property management companies in Australia, with over 70% of companies operated by a single property manager. Property managers are one of the highest-paid jobs in real estate due to the extensive range of services provided Read more The post What is property management: a complete guide appeared first on Entry Education.
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Real estate resume writing guideon April 10, 2026
With the number of real estate agents in Australia growing by close to 30% between 2014 and 2024, the real estate industry is becoming increasingly competitive. To stand out from the rising number of real estate job applicants, you will need a real estate resume that clearly demonstrates to employing agencies why you’re the right Read more The post Real estate resume writing guide appeared first on Entry Education.
Entry Conveyancing Conveyancing services for buying, selling or transferring property
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Conveyancer Profile – Giulia Pisanoon August 20, 2026
Giulia Pisano is a Senior Conveyancer and Operations Manager at Entry Conveyancing with over 10 years of experience in the conveyancing industry. She holds an Advanced Diploma of Conveyancing from the National Business Institute of Australia and Diplomas in Management and Human Resource Management. An integral member of the Entry Conveyancing team, Giulia has a More... The post Conveyancer Profile – Giulia Pisano appeared first on Entry Conveyancing.
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What does under contract / under offer mean in real estate?on August 7, 2026
Buying or selling a property is a multi-stage process that requires careful considerations. The terms 'Under Contract' and 'Under Offer' are often seen on real estate advertisements or online listings, and while they might appear to describe different things, in the industry they are commonly used interchangeably. “Under contract” and “under offer” indicate the contractual More... The post What does under contract / under offer mean in real estate? appeared first on Entry Conveyancing.
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Chattels vs Fixtures: What’s included in your property sale?on June 25, 2026
When buying a property, it can be hard to discern what’s included in the sale, particularly if the house was staged at the time of viewing. Depending on the contract (and sometimes the discretion of the seller), buyers can be surprised that parts of the property have been removed prior to settlement. Aside from the More... The post Chattels vs Fixtures: What’s included in your property sale? appeared first on Entry Conveyancing.
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What is a simultaneous settlement?on May 22, 2026
A simultaneous settlement is when both a property sale and purchase are scheduled on the same day at the same time. Despite there being greater risks of a simultaneous settlement, it offers property owners a way to move directly to their new home without needing alternative accommodation, and allows funds to flow from the More... The post What is a simultaneous settlement? appeared first on Entry Conveyancing.
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Stamp duty rates – A state-by-state comparisonon February 4, 2026
When you buy or gain ownership of a property or vacant land in Australia, you are required to pay stamp duty tax. Stamp duty, also referred to as transfer duty, is a state and territory government tax that covers the cost of transferring ownership of the property or land from the previous owner to the More... The post Stamp duty rates – A state-by-state comparison appeared first on Entry Conveyancing.
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Do you pay stamp duty when you sell?on January 5, 2026
If you’ve decided to sell your property, you may be wondering whether costs such as stamp duty apply to you as a seller. Stamp duty is a levy on property transactions that is paid to the state government. Who pays stamp duty when a property is sold? The buyer is responsible for paying stamp duty More... The post Do you pay stamp duty when you sell? appeared first on Entry Conveyancing.
Entry Recruitment Entry Recruitment
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How to work in real estateon August 2, 2022
Australia’s residential property market is worth $10.2 trillion. It’s no wonder work in real estate has become an attractive career pathway for many ambitious professionals across the country. Not only can real estate be a financially lucrative endeavour, but it also offers a sense of freedom, empowerment, and social reward that few jobs can match.If Read more The post How to work in real estate appeared first on Entry Recruitment.
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Reasons employees leave their jobson May 31, 2022
It's always difficult for employers when good employees leave. This is especially true in the real estate industry. You put a lot of work into training somebody, you think you have a great working relationship with them – and then they leave their job.You're upset, shocked, even offended. You take it personally. What was their Read more The post Reasons employees leave their jobs appeared first on Entry Recruitment.
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6 different real estate careers: which one is right for you?on April 28, 2022
Variety, financial reward, challenge, growth, and meaningful connection. There are many benefits to pursuing real estate, making it the career of choice for over 64,000 Australians and counting.If you have a passion for property and are ready to embark on the next chapter of your professional life, you are face-to-face with a tricky question: Which Read more The post 6 different real estate careers: which one is right for you? appeared first on Entry Recruitment.
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How to find real estate jobs that require no experienceon April 5, 2022
So, you want to try your hand at real estate. You’re full of enthusiasm and willing to do what it takes to succeed, but you don’t have any experience. The good news: entry-level jobs in real estate can be both rewarding and challenging, empowering you to take meaningful strides towards your career goals Read more The post How to find real estate jobs that require no experience appeared first on Entry Recruitment.
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How to quickly grow your career in real estate in 2022on March 15, 2022
How to accelerate your real estate career growth in 2022The Australian property market is booming, and now’s the perfect time for agents to kick-start or grow their real estate careers. In 2021, property rose at the fastest year-on-year rate in history, skyrocketing a staggering 21.9 per cent.For those willing to put in the work, the opportunity Read more The post How to quickly grow your career in real estate in 2022 appeared first on Entry Recruitment.
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The top 10 questions recruiters ask when interviewing real estate agentson February 25, 2022
You’ve spent a few days applying for real estate jobs, and now, you have several promising interviews lined up. It’s only natural to feel a little nervous, especially if you’re new to the industry. To help ease your mind, we’ve put together a list of the top ten questions recruiters ask real estate agents. Good Read more The post The top 10 questions recruiters ask when interviewing real estate agents appeared first on Entry Recruitment.
Get in touch with us
Melbourne:
Level 4, 150 Albert Rd, South Melbourne VIC 3205
Sydney:
Level 1, Building 2, Unit B. 55-63 Bourke Rd, Alexandria NSW 2015
Brisbane:
Level 54/111 Eagle St, Brisbane City QLD 4000
Adelaide:
185-187 Grote Street, Adelaide, SA 5000
Emails:
Entry Education:
info@entryeducation.com.au
Entry Conveyancing:
info@entryconveyancing.com.au