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Want to become an agent - what to do?

Currently I have a degree in music, which I know has no relation whatsoever to real estate, but I am looking to change paths. I live in Zurich, Switzerland, originally from Ticino, Switzerland. Currently trying to figure out what I need to do to become a real estate agent. I have three London School of Economics certifications (not degrees, but long courses I have done) - Real Estate - Managerial Finance - MBA essentials

My end goal is to have a career in real estate either as a broker or as an investor. It’s a long time away, I’m talking in years and years time. But for now just start as a real estate agent.

What would my steps be to become a real estate agent? Get a degree in real estate? Or is a degree not needed? I thought to get an MBA of some sort, or a finance degree. I saw Engel and Volkers hire people with different backgrounds and train them. But that sounds too good to be true?

Very lost in all of this, could someone knowledgeable help me?

P.S. I’m sorry I’m not very smart in this regard :( I have been researching this for hours getting very different answers. Please bare with me :(

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