As licensed real estate professionals, your service to your clients and communities demands a wide variety of skills and expertise. From negotiation and pricing strategy to interpreting market data to supporting a first-time homebuyer through a competitive market, each day is rarely the same.
The REALTORS® Real Estate School is the affiliated real estate school with the Chicago Association of REALTORS®. As a member, you get exclusive tuition discounts and many trainings for free.
Not sure what classes and training you need?
- Designations & Certifications: These are industry-recognized classes that dive into real estate skills and knowledge. If you want to improve something specific, these are great courses to take.
- Licensing: We offer all kinds of licensing programs, from broker to leasing agent to managing broker. You can start your career here (and get even more financial discounts) or upgrade your license.
- REALTOR® Training: As a REALTOR®, you abide by NAR’s Code of Ethics, which represents the highest level of professionalism in the industry. Complete that Code of Ethics training requirement here.
- Real Estate Business Courses: If you’re in your first few years of business, looking to build skills and knowledge at as low a cost as possible, these free courses are a great place to start.
- Continuing Education: When it’s time to renew your license, get your CE here for guaranteed course quality and competitive prices.
Designations & Certifications
Complete an NAR-certified program that recognizes your expertise and proficiency.
Licensing Programs
Begin your real estate career with pre-licensing or upgrade your license to a managing broker’s.
REALTOR® Training
Complete Code of Ethics, fair housing or MRED training so you can stay on top of the essentials.
REAL ESTATE BUSINESS COURSES
Dive into important industry topics and specialized areas with these skill-building courses.
Continuing Education Bundles
Have CE requirements to complete? Get the hours you need and save money with our curated course bundles.






