Overview
The Real Estate Division is the sole education provider of the Saskatchewan Real Estate Commission’s education programs.
The Learning Path for Real Estate Professionals
Registration Courses
Phase 1 – Real Estate as a Professional Career
Designed to teach the fundamentals of real estate to those intending to pursue a career either as a salesperson or property manager.
Phase 2 – Residential Real Estate as a Professional Career
Designed for students who wish to become registered in Saskatchewan to trade in residential real estate.
Phase 2 – Commercial Real Estate as a Professional Career
Designed for students who wish to become registered in Saskatchewan to trade in commercial real estate.
Phase 2 – Farm Real Estate as a Professional Career
Designed for students who wish to become registered in Saskatchewan to trade in farm real estate.
Phase 2 – Property Management as a Professional Career
Designed for students who wish to become registered in Saskatchewan to provide property management services.
Phase 3 – Real Estate Office Management and Brokerage
Designed for students who are already registered (or have been registered) and want to become brokers, associate brokers or branch managers.
Reciprocity
The Real Estate Reciprocity Information Material is a set of course materials approved by the Commission for students who have been or are eligible for registration in another jurisdiction. Upon qualifying for reciprocity from another Canadian jurisdiction, the applicant is required to obtain and review the Real Estate Reciprocity Information Material and sign a declaration in accordance with Commission Policy.
Accessibility
The Real Estate Division's goal is to ensure fair and consistent treatment of all students, including students with disabilities, in accordance with their distinct needs and in a manner consistent with academic principles. UBC Centre for Accessibility (CFA) works in partnership with the Real Estate Division and provides support on issues of accessibility for students with disabilities.
Examination accommodations enable you to demonstrate your knowledge of the course materials in cases where a disability may impact your ability to access exams under standard conditions. 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
The Real Estate Division's goal is to ensure fair and consistent treatment of all students, including students with disabilities, in accordance with their distinct needs and in a manner consistent with academic principles. UBC Centre for Accessibility (CFA) works in partnership with the Real Estate Division and provides support on issues of accessibility for students with disabilities.
Examination accommodations enable you to demonstrate your knowledge of the course materials in cases where a disability may impact your ability to access exams under standard conditions. 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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