Illinois Real Estate School License Courses

Illinois Real Estate License Requirements

Illinois real estate license requirements:

• Leasing agent license = 15 hours of instruction in an approved course of study relating to the leasing of
  residential property.
• Broker license = 90 hours of instruction in approved courses by the Advisory Council in accordance with
  Section 1450.1105, 15 hours shall be the Applied Real Estate Principles course presented in the classroom or
  by an interactive delivery method. The course shall consist of any or a combination of the following: Situational
  and Case Studies, Role Playing and Demonstration of Real Estate Activities primarily dealing with the
  application of the topics listed above to the practice of real estate brokerage. For detailed information on the
  broker curriculum please visit: http://www.idfpr.com/dpr/re/Education/90HrBrokerPreLicenseCourse.pdf
  Note- Broker licensees will need to take an additional 30 hours of broker post-license courses prior to the first
  renewal through an approved pre-license school.
• Managing Broker license = 45 hours of instruction in approved courses including the 15 hour interactive
  Applied Management and Supervision course and experience as a salesperson or broker for two of the past
  three years. This is in addition to the 120 hours taken to become a broker. The Managing Broker curriculum
  is available at: http://www.idfpr.com/dpr/re/Education/45HrBrokerManagementPreLicenseCourse.pdf

See complete Candidate Handbook of Illinois Real Estate license requirements by AMP, which administers the Illinois real estate exam. You should consult the official state Illinois Bureau of Real Estate Profession website for full details.