A new broker must complete the 30 classroom hour AREC post-licensure course within 6 months after the date the individual was initially licensed. Newly licensed brokers requesting status as an Executive or Principal Broker must satisfy the post-licensure requirement before such status is granted. 

This 3-day class meets on the following dates from 8:30 am - 6:00 pm each day:

• Mon, Nov. 19
• Tues,  Nov. 20
• Wed, Nov. 21 

The AREC post-license requirement for a new salesperson is 18 classroom hours and must be taken within 6 months after the date the individual was initially licensed. The Salesperson Post License 18 classroom hours consist of the following three 6-hour modules - Agency & Disclosure, Contracts, Contracts to Close.

Created by industry experts, the Real Estate Accelerator-Boot Camp is a sales training program created with one thing in mind…get new and aspiring agents to concentrate on the specific activities that give them the highest possible rate of success. The Real Estate Accelerator is all about properly establishing achievable goals. Students identify the daily, weekly, monthly, and yearly activities required to reach their goals. They then practice the activities to become more efficient, and they track their activities on a daily basis with accountability to a coach and classmates.

 This intensive, two-day boot camp will:

• Identify the critical activities you need to be successful in real estate sales
• Allow you to practice the skills required to perform those critical activities
• Calculate how many times a day/week you need to do the critical activities to reach your goals
• Provide coaches and peers as the support system you need to succeed

By the conclusion of this comprehensive program and the four weeks of coaching, you will be able to implement the following plans and tools in your real estate practice:

• Develop a Business Plan
• Develop a Marketing Plan
• Develop an Economic Plan

Attendees of this boot camp will also receive: 

• 4 weeks of continued coaching and accountability to ensure success.
• A 6-month CRM subscription to IXACT Contact, as well as the skills to build a database and launch activities.
• 6 weeks of access to KnowledgeDNA Goal Tracker to ensure goals are being set and met.

Class dates are: 

• Tues, Nov. 27
• Wed, Nov. 28

The AREC post-license requirement for a new salesperson is 18 classroom hours and must be taken within 6 months after the date the individual was initially licensed. The Salesperson Post License 18 classroom hours consist of the following three 6-hour modules - Agency & Disclosure, Contracts, Contracts to Close.

In order to become a real estate agent in Arkansas, you must successfully complete (60) classroom hours of real estate education of which (30) classroom hours must be in the basic principles of real estate, from an accredited post secondary school or an organization licensed by AREC.

This course consists of 3 weekend sessions - 8:30 am - 6:30 pm (Course includes textbook and any printed materials)

• Dec. 1, 2
• Dec. 8, 9
• Dec. 15, 16

Broker applicants must complete sixty (60) hours of real estate education, of which forty-five (45) hours must be the Arkansas Real Estate Commission developed Broker Pre-License Education course.

This Broker Pre-License course meets 3 days per week on the following dates, 8:30 am - 6:00 pm:

• Dec 3 - 5
• Dec 10 - 12

NOTE: This continuing education session consists of:

• Real Estate Contracts and Forms for Brokers (Required 3 credit hrs) - BROKERS ONLY IN THIS TOPIC
• Real Estate Contracts and Forms for Salespersons (Required 3 credit hrs)
• Ethics & Professionalism (3 credit hrs) 
• Real Estate Safety (1 credit hr)

Licensees must obtain seven hours of continuing education annually to renew an active real estate license for the upcoming calendar year. NOTE: Renewal for the upcoming year must be completed by September 30th of the current year to avoid penalty. After, September 30th, renewal can be completed with a penalty assessed. If an active license is not renewed for the upcoming calendar year prior to December 31st  of the current year, the license will automatically become expired on January 1st.

The AREC post-license requirement for a new salesperson is 18 classroom hours and must be taken within 6 months after the date the individual was initially licensed. The Salesperson Post License 18 classroom hours consist of the following three 6-hour modules - Agency & Disclosure, Contracts, Contracts to Close.

The AREC post-license requirement for a new salesperson is 18 classroom hours and must be taken within 6 months after the date the individual was initially licensed. The Salesperson Post License 18 classroom hours consist of the following three 6-hour modules - Agency & Disclosure, Contracts, Contracts to Close.

A new broker must complete the 30 classroom hour AREC post-licensure course within 6 months after the date the individual was initially licensed. Newly licensed brokers requesting status as an Executive or Principal Broker must satisfy the post-licensure requirement before such status is granted. 

This 3-day class meets on the following dates from 8:30 am - 6:00 pm each day:

• Mon, Dec. 17
• Tues, Dec. 18
• Wed, Dec. 19