I. An individual, institution, or organization seeking accreditation or renewal of accreditation to offer a preparatory or continuing education program of study shall meet criteria and submit documentation as required by the commission prior to approval. The commission shall require any individual, institution, or organization seeking accreditation or renewal of accreditation of a real estate course to submit documents, statements, and forms prior to approval. II. Continuing education 3-hour courses shall cover, but not be limited to, changes in state and federal laws dealing with real estate brokerage, housing, financing of real property and consumer protection as well as changes in state enabling laws dealing with zoning and subdivision practices. The courses shall be designated as core courses designed to improve the licensee's knowledge of the real estate business and to assist the licensee in keeping abreast of changing laws, rules and practices which will affect the interest of the licensee's clients. III. The commission shall establish a program of continuing education for license renewal to be administered in at least 5 geographical locations including, but not limited to, locations in or near Berlin, Concord, Keene, Nashua and Portsmouth, depending upon local requirements and the ability to engage accredited individuals, corporations or educational institutions. IV. The commission may establish a fee for educational program evaluation.
I. An individual, institution, or organization seeking accreditation or renewal of accreditation to offer a preparatory or continuing education program of study shall meet criteria and submit documentation as required by the commission prior to approval. The commission shall require any individual, institution, or organization seeking accreditation or renewal of accreditation of a real estate course to submit documents, statements, and forms prior to approval. II. Continuing education 3-hour courses shall cover, but not be limited to, changes in state and federal laws dealing with real estate brokerage, housing, financing of real property and consumer protection as well as changes in state enabling laws dealing with zoning and subdivision practices. The courses shall be designated as core courses designed to improve the licensee's knowledge of the real estate business and to assist the licensee in keeping abreast of changing laws, rules and practices which will affect the interest of the licensee's clients. III. The commission shall establish a program of continuing education for license renewal to be administered in at least 5 geographical locations including, but not limited to, locations in or near Berlin, Concord, Keene, Nashua and Portsmouth, depending upon local requirements and the ability to engage accredited individuals, corporations or educational institutions. IV. The commission may establish a fee for educational program evaluation.
I. An individual, institution, or organization seeking accreditation or renewal of accreditation to offer a preparatory or continuing education program of study shall meet criteria and submit documentation as required by the commission prior to approval. The commission shall require any individual, institution, or organization seeking accreditation or renewal of accreditation of a real estate course to submit documents, statements, and forms prior to approval. II. Continuing education 3-hour courses shall cover, but not be limited to, changes in state and federal laws dealing with real estate brokerage, housing, financing of real property and consumer protection as well as changes in state enabling laws dealing with zoning and subdivision practices. The courses shall be designated as core courses designed to improve the licensee's knowledge of the real estate business and to assist the licensee in keeping abreast of changing laws, rules and practices which will affect the interest of the licensee's clients. III. The commission shall establish a program of continuing education for license renewal to be administered in at least 5 geographical locations including, but not limited to, locations in or near Berlin, Concord, Keene, Nashua and Portsmouth, depending upon local requirements and the ability to engage accredited individuals, corporations or educational institutions. IV. The commission may establish a fee for educational program evaluation.
