Georgia Post-License Education
25 hours required within your first year. Complete your Georgia post-license education before your first renewal or your license won't renew.
25 hours required
Georgia post-license requirements at a glance
- Hours
- 25-hour Salesperson Postlicense course approved by GREC
- Deadline
- Within your first year of licensure
- If you miss it
- Your license lapses
- Inactive licenses
- The requirement still applies if your license is inactive
- After year one
- 36 hours of CE every 4-year renewal period
Source: GREC: Obtaining a Real Estate License · GREC: Real Estate Education Requirements
Compare Georgia Post-License Courses
Georgia Post-License Bundle
25 Hours
GREC-approved 25-hour post-license course. Mobile-friendly and the most affordable option for new Georgia agents.
WHAT'S INCLUDED
- Agency & Ethics (10 hrs)
- Contracts & Transactions (10 hrs)
- Real Estate Finance (5 hrs)
Georgia 25-Hour Post-License Course
25-hour GREC-approved post-license course. 100% online and self-paced.
Georgia Post-Licensing for Real Estate Salespersons Plus Professional Development
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Georgia post-license: common questions
How many post-license hours do Georgia salespersons need?
One 25-hour Salesperson Postlicense course, specifically approved by the Georgia Real Estate Commission.
When do I have to finish it?
During your first year of licensure. If you don't complete it in that first year, your license lapses.
Does post-licensing apply if my license is inactive?
Yes. GREC says the salesperson postlicense requirement applies to salespersons who go on inactive status.
What comes after post-licensing?
Continuing education: 36 hours, including 3 hours of License Law, in each four-year renewal period.
Source: GREC: Obtaining a Real Estate License · GREC: Real Estate Education Requirements