OKLAHOMA
Build a Successful Real Estate Career in Oklahoma—
From Licensing to Lifelong Learning
In Oklahoma, applicants must also be at least 18 years old, a U.S. citizen or legal resident and of good moral character. The Oklahoma Real Estate Commission (OREC) requires completion of a 90-hour Basic Real Estate course from an approved provider before applying. After coursework, candidates must submit an application with OREC, provide fingerprints for a background check and successfully pass the state and national portions of the licensing exam. Oklahoma issues a provisional sales associate license initially, which is valid for one year. During that year, the licensee must complete a 45-hour Post-License course to transition into a full sales associate license, all while being sponsored by a licensed Oklahoma broker.
Explore Pre-License Courses
Start your journey to becoming a real estate professional by laying the right foundation for your career. Our Pre-Licensing education for Oklahoma not only helps you become a successful agent, but also prepares you for your licensing exam. Find the education that works best for your learning needs.
Stay Current with Continuing Education in Oklahoma
Stay ahead of your real estate continuing education requirements for Oklahoma with courses that keep you informed and confident in a constantly evolving industry. Whether you want to sharpen your expertise on trending topics or strengthen essential soft skills, our wide range of classes offers the right option to fit your learning needs.