Alabama Real Estate Education Academy
Build your future in Alabama real estate with online, self-paced courses for your first license and your next career step.
Study on your schedule. Allow up to 24 hours after enrollment for your course-portal access information.
Choose the education that fits your next step.
01I’m getting my first license60-hour salesperson pre-license courses 02I have a temporary license30-hour salesperson post-license course 03I’m ready for a broker license60-hour broker pre-license courseStart your real estate career
Both packages include 60 hours of Alabama salesperson pre-license education. Choose the course on its own or add Exam Prep Edge for additional exam preparation.
The course essentials
For new applicants who want the required education without the additional exam-prep package.
Education + exam preparation
For new applicants who want the 60-hour course plus dedicated Alabama exam-preparation tools.
| Package feature | Course Only | With Exam Prep Edge |
|---|---|---|
| 60-hour salesperson pre-license course | Included | Included |
| Online, self-paced study | Included | Included |
| Alabama Exam Prep Edge | Not included | Included |
| 30-hour post-license course | Purchased separately | Purchased separately |
| Current tuition | $299.00 | $349.00 |
Tuition is for the listed package. Review state exam, licensing and applicable proctoring fees separately. Completing a course does not by itself issue a real estate license. Review Alabama eligibility and licensing steps →
Keep moving forward
Already on your licensing path? Choose post-license education for a temporary salesperson license or prepare to move into a broker role.
After your temporary license
For students who have already been issued a temporary Alabama salesperson license.
For experienced salespersons
Prepare for your next level of responsibility with Alabama broker pre-license education.
License deadlines depend on your issuance date and status. Check AREC’s licensing deadlines and complete eligibility requirements.
From enrollment to your course
Compare the packages and review Alabama’s requirements. Contact the school if you need help choosing your next education step.
Review your selected course and tuition on its product page, then complete checkout.
Allow up to 24 hours after enrollment to receive your personalized course-portal access information. Use those instructions to begin your course.
Use the course-portal instructions you received after enrollment. Your store account and your course access serve different purposes.
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A clearer path to enrollment
Straightforward information to help you choose confidently.
If you’re beginning the Alabama salesperson licensing path, compare the two 60-hour pre-license packages. The 30-hour post-license course is for students whose temporary salesperson license has already been issued. The broker course is for experienced salespersons who meet AREC’s broker requirements.
The courses in this catalog are online and self-paced. You can plan study around your schedule while meeting the applicable course and state deadlines. Contact the school for any classroom availability; no dated classroom cohort is offered on this page.
Allow up to 24 hours after enrollment for your personalized course-portal access information. If you need help locating it, contact the School Administrator at (205) 202-1434 or admin@alabamarealestatecourses.com.
The Exam Prep Edge package includes the same 60 hours of Alabama salesperson pre-license education plus Alabama Exam Prep Edge. The Course Only package does not include that additional exam-preparation product. Post-license education is purchased separately with either choice.
No. Education is one part of the licensing process. You must satisfy AREC’s eligibility, examination, application and license-issuance requirements. The course final and state licensing examination are separate steps. Review the licensing guide before enrolling.
To remain active, complete the 30-hour post-license course and have the original license issued within AREC’s initial six-month period. The 12-month limit is the final temporary-license deadline, not a full year of active practice. Check the official deadlines for your license dates.
The course pages list a laptop or desktop computer with internet access. You can browse courses and enroll on your phone, but review the device and browser requirements in your course-access instructions before studying or booking a proctored exam.
Explore the current course catalog or talk with the school about which education fits your licensing path.
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