- There is a difference between post-licensing and continuing education.
- Brokers don't need post-licensing. They take
continuing education.
- Broker-salespeople who
submitted a certified license history (i.e. were licensed in a state other
than Nevada) with their Nevada application don't need post-licensing.
They take continuing education.
- If you were licensed in another state when you applied for your Nevada real
estate license, you can take continuing
education.
- If you have already renewed
your Nevada real estate license at least once, you don't need post-licensing.
You can take continuing education.
- If you were licensed in Nevada within 5 years of your current salesperson's
license, you don't need post-licensing. You can take continuing education.
- Post-licensing is designed for original licensees; renewing first year
licenses. The delivery method is by live-classroom only. If
you have a salespersons license, don't fall under any of the situations
previously stated, and were ISSUED a license after January 1, 2006, you will
need to take post-licensing to renew your license. Post-licensing is
mandatory for ORIGINAL licensees only.
- Continuing education can be completed by any delivery method;
live-classroom, correspondence, on-line, etc. We offer it by
correspondence and on-line.
- The Nevada Real Estate Division has posted the following page for information:
http://www.red.state.nv.us/realestate/re_renewals.htm
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