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What is the difference between a statutory course and a CE course?

April 26, 2017ce course statutory

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What is the difference between a statutory course and a CE course?

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Statutory courses (aka, college-level courses) are real estate courses needed to sit for either salesperson or a brokers examination. CE courses are real estate courses which have been approved by the DRE to satisfy your CE requirement. We provide only CE courses. • Click for DREs list of vendors that provide statutory courses. • Click for DREs explanation of the statutory courses needed for a salespersons license. • Click for DREs explanation of the statutory courses needed for a brokers license.

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Statutory courses (aka, college-level courses) are courses which must be completed before an individual may sit for an examination to obtain a real estate license. CE courses are real estate courses which have been approved by the DRE to satisfy the CE requirement for renewing your license. We do not provide statutory courses; only CE courses. • Click here for DREs list of vendors that provide statutory courses. • Click here for DREs explanation of the statutory courses needed for a salespersons license. • Click here for DREs explanation of the statutory courses needed for a brokers license.