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Course Requirements Salesperson Pre-LicenseA 30-hour course titled "Principles of Real Estate" is required before taking the license exam. The course must be approved by the Commission. It is available by classroom or distance education. The school will provide information on making a reservation for the licensure exam. Upon completion of the course, the school will issue a certificate which must be shown to the test center manager. Both parts of the license exam must be passed within 12 months of the course completion date. The application for license must be received by the Commission within six months of the date the exam is passed. If parts of the exam are passed on different dates, the six-month limit applies to the earliest date. If a salesperson applicant is eligible for licensure through requirements met in another jurisdiction, the pre-license course is not required. Directory of Approved Pre-License Course Providers Kansas Practice CourseA 30-hour course titled, "Kansas Practice Course" is required
prior to applying for a Kansas salesperson's license. The course must
be approved by the Commission. It is available by classroom or distance
education. Directory of Approved Pre-License Course Providers Broker Pre-LicenseA 24-hour course titled "Broker's Pre-License Course" is required before taking the license exam. The course must be approved by the Commission. No continuing education credit is given for this course. It is available by classroom or home-study method. The school will provide information on making a reservation for the licensure exam. Upon completion of the course, the school will issue a certificate which must be shown to the test center manager. Both parts of the license exam must be passed within 12 months of the course completion date. The application for license must be received by the Commission within six months of the date the exam is passed. If parts of the exam are passed on different dates, the six-month limit applies to the earliest date. If a broker applicant is eligible for licensure through requirements met in another jurisdiction, the pre-license course is not required. However, a 4-hour Kansas Law Course is required instead. Directory of Approved Pre-License Course Providers Kansas Law CourseA 4-hour course titled, "Kansas Law Course" is required for broker applicants eligible for licensure through requirements met in another state. (Kansas residents completing the 24-hour Broker Pre-License Course are not required to complete the 4-hour Kansas Law Course.) The course may be completed before or after the Kansas portion of the licensure exam. The course must be approved by the Kansas Real Estate Commission. Upon completion of the course, the school will issue a certificate of completion which must be filed with the license application. The Commission must receive the license application and course certificate within 6 months of the course completion date. Fingerprints for a KBI/FBI criminal background check must also be submitted to the Commission. Directory of Approved Pre-License Course Providers Request for Reasonable AccommodationsPersons with disabilities may request reasonable accommodations by contacting the Commission at: Kelly White Individual Request for Real Estate Education CreditIf a licensee is aware of a real estate related course that does not appear on the Commission's current list of approved continuing education courses, the licensee may request approval of the course towards elective hours for a fee of $10.00 (nonrefundable, non-transferable). Licensees should be sure there is sufficient time before the Kansas license renewal date (see Staggered Renewal Schedule) to take another course in the event the course submitted is not approved by the Commission. If the course was completed online, a copy of the final exam score
reflecting the course was passed with 90% or better is required. FORM: Individual Request for Real Estate Education Credit [Word] [PDF] School/Course/Instructor ApprovalInstructions for Schools to Request Commission Approval of a CoursePer K.S.A. 58-3046a(h), approved courses must be offered by one of the following:
To obtain approval as a private or out-of-state postsecondary school as described in #3 above, contact Jacqueline Johnson, Director of Private Post-Secondary Education, at the Kansas Board of Regents, 1000 SW Jackson, Ste 520, Topeka KS 66612, (785) 296-4917, jjohnson@ksbor.org Fax: (785) 296-4526. If you do not meet the requirements listed above, you may act as a co-sponsor under an eligible school by submitting a co-sponsor form. The following forms are required to submit a request: If your course is approved, we will contact you for the $50 course approval fee or you may submit the fee with your request. Courses are approved for the remainder of the calendar year. A $15 fee is required to renew a course for the next calendar year. Material for the following courses must be updated when notified by the Commission:
Schools must notify the Commission, in writing, at least 15 days prior to any significant changes in the following:
The school coordinator and instructor(s) should review and become particularly familiar with K.S.A. 58-3046a of the Kansas Real Estate Brokers' and Salespersons' License Act and the following regulations: K.A.R. 86-1-10 through 86-1-13, 86-1-16 and 86-1-17. If you have any questions, please call Kelly White at (785) 296-2099 or e-mail kelly.white@krec.ks.gov. Course Approval Policy
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