Continuing Education...

After completing the post-licensing education requirement during the initial license period, active and active licensees must complete at least 14 hours of continuing education during every 2-year license period after that. Three of the 14 hours must consist of core law, which includes updates to applicable rules and statutes. A licensee who takes the 3-hour core law course in each year of the renewal period receives 6 hours of credit toward the 14-hour continuing education requirement. The continuing education requirement may be satisfied by attending 14 classroom hours of instruction, by completing an approved distance education course, or by attending a Commission-approved education seminar or conference. A licensee can earn 3 hours of specialty continuing education (not core law) by attending a Commission meeting. Licensees must preregister with the DRE to earn credit for attending such a meeting. Active members in good standing with the Florida Bar are exempt from the continuing education requirements for real estate licenses (but not from post-licensing education requirements).

• SALES ASSOCIATE QUALIFICATIONS FOR LICENSURE
• BROKER REQUIREMENTS
• REGISTRATION AND LICENSURE
• POST-LICENSING EDUCATION
• CONTINUING EDUCATION
• REAL ESTATE SERVICES
• INDIVIDUALS WHO ARE EXEMPT FROM LICENSURE
• 28-Hour Reactivation Course

Information reproduced from Gaines & Coleman: Florida Real Estate Principles, Practices & Law by Linda L. Crawford produced by Dearborn Real Estate Education.