100 Hours.

Yes. You must first start with the Fundamentals of Real Estate course. Then you must take the four practice area courses. The practice area courses can be taken in any order. Then you must conclude with the Broker course. Note that each course requires a final exam administered by RECA.

You have to take a total of 6 courses. There are 5 pre-requisite courses followed by the Broker Course. The courses are:

• • • 1 x Fundamentals of Real Estate Course
    • 4 x Practice Area Courses
      • • Residential
        • Commercial
        • Property Management
        • Rural
      • 1 x Broker Course

No. If you hold a Real Estate Licence in any other province, the pre-education requirement is waived. Proceed to step 2. Note: licencees in some USA jurisdictions also have pre-education training requirements waived. See RECA for a complete list.

Please contact Credentialing Support Services at education@reca.ca  for detailed information.

Yes. You may purchase and begin your training before you are registered with RECA; however, you will need to provide your RECA ID in order to receive the final completion certificate.

Yes, anyone may purchase and complete the course. You will not receive a completion certificate without providing a RECA ID.

There are some aftermarket tutors that can help you. Some tutors are approved by RECA and agree to follow RECA’s Education Code of Conduct for Learners. You can get a list of them after you set up your MyRECA ID.

The training offered by Rise including the Fundamentals of Real Estate and the training classes for each of the four areas of practice also referred to as REAP or Pre-Licencing Education.

The training offered by Rise including the Fundamentals of Real Estate and the training classes for each of the four areas of practice also referred to as Pre-Licencing Education or REAP (Real Estate’s Associate Program).

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Rise offers a Money Back Guarantee. We stand behind our product and protect you by offering your money back within 30 days of purchase if your course isn’t 50% complete.

It takes a minimum of two years but likely longer. You have to complete all the education (6 courses in total), all the related exams, have two years of experience as a licenced professional within the last five years.

1. Set up a myRECA account at myreca.ca
2. Complete your Eligibility Application and submit through myReca
3. Pay the fee.

No. The only exception is if you have completed the course in another approved jurisdiction.

No. You must first write the fundamentals exam prior to writing in a practice area.

RECA sets the passing grade at 70%.

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You have a choice! You can book for an in-person proctored exam or an on-line proctored exam.

Login to your account at MyRECA.ca for instructions on how to book your exam.

If you require special accommodations, you must first be approved by RECA. You must provide RECA with current documentation from a qualified professional explaining in detail the reasons for the accommodation and specific recommendations proving your need for any accommodation. Please email Credentialing Support Services at education@reca.ca to find out more about your options Additional resources can be found at MeaZure Learning ProctorU 

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Read RECA’s Exam Guideline for Learners before you write your exam. <> OR <>

Rise offers a Money Back Guarantee. We stand behind our product and protect you by offering your money back within 30 days of purchase if your course isn’t 50% complete.

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There are several testing centers across Alberta. Find a list here here

Interview several brokerages and find the one that best suits your needs. See the attached list of questions list of questions provided by RECA to ask when interviewing a broker.

The Brokerage you are working for will begin the licencing process. You will have to provide them your myRECA username. They will then use their brokage myRECA account to initiate your application. Once this is started, log back in to your myRECA account and fill out the balance of your application. When it is accepted by the broker and your fees are paid you are registered, licenced and may begin work!

Check your licence status in the licence tab of your myRECA account. It should indicate you are authorized and show what sectors are on your licence (for real estate). (tutorial)