D. Courses offered by other providers shall be approved if they comply with the regulations of the
Commission with regard to curriculum, instructors, hours of attendance, classroom facilities, texts,
examinations, Certificates of Completion, and if the policies and procedures of the provider are also
approved by the Commission.
E. All schools, organizations, associations, institutions, and other educational providers must be in
good standing, and must be competent to administer and supervise the instruction of real estate
subjects to the public.
F. Providers seeking approval to offer and conduct real estate or property management pre-
licensing instruction and/or real estate continuing education instruction must apply on a form
approved by the Commission and must be approved by the Commission and issued a Certificate of
Approval prior to the commencement of any instruction. Providers offering courses prior to approval
shall not have their Certificates of Completion recognized by the Commission.
HISTORY: Added by State Register Volume 23, Issue No. 5, eff May 28, 1999. Amended by State Register
Volume 41, Issue No. 5, Doc. No. 4724, eff May 26, 2017.
105–5. Application for Approval.
A. Prospective providers of courses must furnish to the Commission completed applications for
provider and course approval and all supporting documentation as required by the Commission.
B. If an application is disapproved, reason(s) for disapproval will be detailed and the provider will
be given thirty (30) days to cure any deficiencies. If deficiencies are cured, the application will be
approved.
C. Upon approval the Commission will issue its Certificates of Approval for provider and courses,
to be renewed biennially in even-numbered years. If the Certificate of Approval is issued in an odd-
numbered year, it shall be renewed the following year, and then biennially thereafter.
D. Each provider must make available, upon request, copies of the Certificates of Approval issued
by the Commission when an approved course is offered.
HISTORY: Added by State Register Volume 23, Issue No. 5, eff May 28, 1999. Amended by State Register
Volume 41, Issue No. 5, Doc. No. 4724, eff May 26, 2017.
105–6. Course Curriculum and Attendance.
A. Providers must teach qualifying courses in separate and distinct units consisting of at least the
minimum number of classroom hours as follows:
(1) the pre-licensing course for sales license applicants (Unit I) must include instruction in
fundamentals of real estate principles and practices; and
(2) the Unit II courses must include instruction in advanced real estate principles and practices;
and
(3) the pre-licensing course for broker license applicants (Unit III) must include instruction in
advanced real estate principles and practices; and
(4) the course for property management license applicants must include instruction in property
management principles and practices.
B. Providers must teach continuing education courses in subjects which increase the knowledge,
skill and/or competence of real estate licensees with regard to the performance of their duties in a
manner that best serves the public interest. Core courses are those which must include a minimum of
four (4) classroom hours of instruction on current federal and state real estate law. Elective courses are
those which are offered in general subjects prescribed by the Commission.
C. Learning objectives and detailed lesson plans reflecting the course content with time allotments
must be furnished by the provider to the Commission at the time of application for approval, along
with copies of all quizzes and examinations for Unit I, Unit II Modules A-E and Unit III B qualifying
courses. In order to successfully complete each of the Unit I, Unit II Modules A-E or Unit III B
course, students shall take and score a minimum of 70% on a proctored final examination administered
in an educational facility by an approved real estate instructor, school administrator or qualified
person. The Commission may, however, direct alterations in examination procedures, criteria for
passing, and administration whenever deemed necessary.