How does the IREC know that I have completed the ID pre-license course

You are required to take two 45-hour modules. Module 1 teaches the fundamental real estate concepts. Module 2 studies the knowledge and applied skills in real estate. You must take these courses from an approved education provider.

In total, you will take 90 hours of pre-licensing education. The pre-licensing education is split into two 45-hour modules that teach you about the fundamental realistic concepts and the applied skills involved in transacting Real Estate. You must take these courses from an approved education provider.

All of the pre-licensing education is offered by private education providers. You must take your pre-licensing education modules from an approved education provider. The education is offered as an online course and an in-person course. Online learning offers the most flexibility and is the most affordable option.

Yes, you can take the Idaho pre-license real estate education as an online course as long as you take it from a state-approved provider.

You will need to check with the individual course provider to see if you will be able to take the course. You will need to be a high school graduate by the time you apply for your Idaho real estate license.

If you have a law degree and you are currently practicing law, you can write to the Idaho real estate commission to request a waiver for module one of the salesperson license. Refer to the special consideration policy for the documentation you must submit with your request.

No, the Idaho Real Estate Commission will not accept college credits for the pre-licensing education requirement.

Yes, the Idaho real estate salesperson pre-licensing course does have a final exam. Your course provider will provide you with more information about the number of questions, the proctoring, and the content.

To achieve your pre-licensing course completion certificate, you must take Module 1 and Module 2. For these modules, you will need to pass the course quizzes and the final exam before you can receive a course completion certificate.

The exact number of questions on your pre-license course exams will vary based on the current section of the course you are taking. Your course administrator will let you know how many questions are on the different exams and the comprehensive final.

If you are a RealEstateU student, you can log into your account to view your course information. You will be able to find the downloadable course completion certificate inside of your course account.

Find an approved education provider from this Idaho search option. You can take the course as a classroom or online course, as long as your school is on this approved list.

With your Idaho real estate salesperson license application, you will need to submit proof that you have completed the pre-licensing education. You will need to turn in the certified copies of your course completion certificate.

No, you are responsible for keeping track of your course completion certificates and submitting these with your salesperson license application. Your course provider will not let the IREC know that you have finished Module 1 and 2.

Completion of the pre-licensing education is valid for three years. If you fail to take the exam and submit the license application within this timeframe, you will need to take the course again.