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Course overview
This Florida Real Estate Commission (FREC) approved 4-hour Teaching Techniques Correspondence CE course is designed exclusively for Florida Real Estate Instructors seeking to satisfy the Teaching Techniques requirement for instructor permit renewal.
The course covers effective teaching methods, classroom presentation skills, student engagement, communication techniques, and strategies for delivering quality real estate education.
Course includes
- Correspondence Course Manual
- 10-question final examination
- Open-book examination with no time limit
- Course completion reporting to DBPR
Final examination
The final examination is open-book, allowing you to refer to your course manual while completing the exam.
- 10 multiple-choice questions
- 80% minimum passing score
- Five total attempts, including the initial examination if a passing score is not achieved
- Alternate 10-question exam on each additional attempt
- No time limit for completing the examination
Registration and course instructions
- Register for the course After registering, you will receive a confirmation email with instructions for downloading the correspondence course manual.
- Review your materials Study the correspondence course manual at your convenience.
- Complete your examination Your confirmation email explains how to complete the examination and submit your answers for grading.
- Receive your certificate Upon successful completion of the course requirements, Stewart School of Real Estate will report your completion to the Florida Department of Business and Professional Regulation (DBPR) and issue you a course completion certificate.
Course price: $69
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Important: Continuing education exemption
Under Florida Statute § 455.2124(2), qualifying Florida Real Estate Instructors who have continuously held an active instructor credential for at least 10 years and meet the statutory disciplinary requirements may be exempt from continuing education requirements for instructor permit renewal.
DBPR determines exemption eligibility.
Before registering, instructors should verify their exemption status through the DBPR License Verification website.
If the exemption is not reflected on their instructor credential, they should contact DBPR for clarification before relying on the exemption.
This exemption does not apply to the separate continuing education requirements for Florida real estate brokers, broker associates, or sales associates.