Alabama Real Estate Classroom Courses
Elite ESCP Real Estate School
AL School Approval #000133922-0
Courses offered Live In-Person at our Tuscaloosa location.
Starts Jun 6
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Course Information:
Courses will follow one of two formats:
Once a week on weekday's courses or once every other week weekend courses.
Weekday Class Format
All courses are taught live and in person. Classes meet once a week from 5pm to 9pm for 16 weeks totaling 16 classes. Classes 1-15 covers the 60 hours of course work and the final class is the end of course examination. This is not a live stream course or online course. If you are interested in an online course please see our Alabama home page. Students are required to attend all courses and complete and pass an end of course examination to receive credit for the course. **Tuition includes textbook & exam preparation materials.
Weekend Class Format
All courses are taught live and in person. Classes meet once a week on every other Saturday from 8am to 3pm for 11 weeks totaling 11 classes. Students will break for lunch from 12pm-1pm. Classes 1-10 covers the 60 hours of course work and the final class is the end of course examination. This is not a live stream course or online course. If you are interested in an online course please see our Alabama home page. Students are required to attend all courses and complete and pass an end of course examination to receive credit for the course. **Tuition includes textbook & exam preparation materials.
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Alabama Real Estate Salesperson License Requirements:
60 hours Pre-license Course
Be a U.S. citizen, permanent resident alien or legally present in the U.S;
Be at least 19 years old;
Show proof of bona fide residency in any state in the U.S.;
Show proof of high school graduation or the equivalent;
Not have been convicted of a felony or a crime involving moral turpitude;
Not have had a real estate application or license rejected or revoked in any state within the past two years.
After meeting the education and/or experience requirements, pass the licensing examination.
