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Real Estate Council of Alberta (RECA) Licensing Programs

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Start, Advance, or Change Your Career

With over 60 years of experience in delivering real estate licensing education, the Sauder School of Business Real Estate Division offers education programs in Alberta, Saskatchewan, and British Columbia. Our RECA approved courses will help you learn the information you need in order to become a licensed real estate professional in Alberta. As a course participant, you gain knowledge and skills you can apply immediately on the job, along with Sauder School of Business credentials.

Flexibility is Key

Our e-learning courses are designed with the needs of busy adult learners in mind. The courses are self-paced, but provide just enough structure to ensure high quality learning. With one year to complete the course, you have the option of pursuing your studies full-time or part-time, and finding the pace that is right for you.

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Condominium Management
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Condominium Management

Designed for students who want to become licensed in Alberta to provide condominium management services.
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High Quality Materials 93.7% of our Saskatchewan licensing students agree
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Valuable Study Tools 94.2% of our British Columbia licensing students agree
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Real Estate Licensing 1000s of students educated every year
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Accommodation for Students with Disabilities

The Real Estate Division's goal is to ensure fair and consistent treatment of all students, including students with a disability, in accordance with their distinct needs and in a manner consistent with academic principles. UBC Centre for Accessibility works in partnership with the Real Estate Division and provides support on issues of accessibility for people with disabilities.

Students who may have an on-going disability or medical condition that requires accommodation must contact UBC Centre for Accessibility by telephone: +1 604.822.5844 or email: accessibility@ubc.ca.

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