NC Broker Continuing Education Courses
Purpose of the Continuing Education Program
The primary objective of the mandatory Continuing Education Program is to help assure that licensees possess the knowledge, skills, and competency necessary to function in the real estate business in a manner that protects and serves real estate consumers and the public interest.
Per G.S.93A-38.5, brokers must complete eight (8) credit hours of instruction annually in subjects approved by the Commission in order to retain eligibility to actively engage in real estate brokerage. Per Commission Rule 58A .1702, the eight hours must be comprised of an Update course and four credit hours of elective courses.
Continuing Education Update Classes
2024-2025 General Update (GenUp) &
Broker-in-Charge Update (BICUP)
The 2024-2025 General Update Course as created by the North Carolina Real Estate Commission provides licensees with current information relating to Environmental Material Facts, NCREC Frequently Asked Questions, Permits, Education Update, and Law and Rules Update.
The 2024-2025 Broker-In-Charge Update Course as created by the North Carolina Real Estate Commission provides BIC-Eligible licensees with current information relating to Environmental Material Facts, NCREC Frequently Asked Questions, Permits, Education Update, Law and Rules Update, and BIC Responsibility and Supervision.
Upcoming CE Update Classes
Continuing Education Elective Classes
Cons, Scams and Hacks!
“Companies spend millions of dollars on firewalls, encryption, and secure access devices, and it’s all wasted money. None of these measures address the weakest link in the security chain…people.”
This course was written to address the weakest link in the security chain. People. We will explore our habits and the weaknesses that hackers and cybercriminals use to compromise the real estate profession. The class is full of practical tips and tools that will help keep you and your clients safer in an internet world. We have broken the course down into four modules:
• Risks We All Face
• Scams & Cons in Real Estate
• Wire Fraud in Real Estate
• North Carolina Case Studies
This is a 4-hour course and is eligible for 4 hours of elective credit.
How To Tee Up Your Commercial Practice
Many students in both pre-licensing and post licensing express interests in commercial real estate. Most often their questions are:
1. How do I get started in commercial real estate?
2. Do I need a special license or training to be a commercial real estate agent?
3. What kind of options exist for working in commercial real estate?
4. What are the important things that must be evaluated in assisting a client with the sale or purchase of a commercial property?
5. What are the different client needs and expectations?
6. What are some of the hot topics and trends in commercial real estate?
This course was written to address those concerns. This course provides an overview of working in commercial real estate. It will enable a licensee to have a strong understanding and basis for deciding whether or not to practice in the commercial arena
This is a 4-hour course and is eligible for 4 hours of elective credit.
Killer Negotiations
This class introduces negotiation tactics of FBI hostage negotiators, Harvard professors, and ancient philosophers to provide agents with the tools necessary to advocate for their clients at the highest level. Surveys on consumers prove that guidance in the negotiating process is one of the most valuable skills that agents offer.
This is a 4-hour course and is eligible for 4 hours of elective credit.
Upcoming CE Elective Classes
