Education Services
Education Services
CRITICAL NOTICE! PLEASE READ!
The Iowa Real Estate Commission has modified a Rule that prohibits an education provider from issuing a certificate to anyone who arrives late, leaves during class or leaves early. This modification (changing "may not" to "shall not") leaves no room for exceptions or accommodations.
If you are not in the classrroom once class begins, you shall not receive a certificate. However, you may still attend the class for the content since you have paid for it. We will not issue a refund for late students.
The Iowa City Area Association of REALTORS® believes in the value of education in the maintenance of high standards, honorable behavior and individual growth. It is a critical ingredient for success in your career as a REALTOR® or real estate agent.
We offer a complete range of education courses including pre-license, pre-broker, mandatory courses and electives. To receive all of our education mailings as well as get a copy of our 2008 Education Schedule, please email Bonnie Hendrickson at bonnie@icaar.org, call 319-338-6460 or click here for our most recent Education Brochure.
Useful Web Sites
Iowa Real Estate Commission (IREC) www.state.ia.us/irec
National Assn of REALTORS® (NAR) www.realtor.org
PSI Testing www.psiexams.com
For additional educational opportunities check out the Quad Cities Area REALTOR® Association's Education page.
LOCATION OF CLASSROOM
Unless otherwise stated in the course description, all classes will be held at the ICAAR Education Center located at 438 Hwy 1 West in Iowa City.
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| ICAAR 2009 Late Fall Ed Brochure.pdf | 135.89 KB |
Upcoming Events
Real Estate Salesperson Pre-License Series begins January 15 - check the Course Catalog for more information!
Online Appraisal courses available from VanEd - click here to learn more.
IMPORTANT MESSAGE FROM THE COMMISSION: Due to a change in the Rules, there are no accommodations for tardiness or leaving early from classes. Anyone arriving late (no matter how little) "shall not" receive a certificate. Please click here to read more.
Beginning January 1, 2009, educational requirements to receive a license will be raised. In addition to the 60-hour pre-license course, students will be required to take the 36 hours of education that were originally required in the first 3 years. The new law will require that the three 12 hour courses (Listing Practices, Buying Practices and Developing Professional Conduct & Ethical Practices) be taken before a student can apply for a license. Check out "Getting a License" in the Education section of this website or contact Bonnie at 338-6460 if you have questions.