Nevada Real Estate First-Renewal CE
Nevada does not require a separate post-license course. At your first renewal, complete the standard 24 hours of CE approved by the Nevada Real Estate Division to keep your license active.
24 hours required
Nevada post-license requirements at a glance
- Hours
- 30 hours of post-licensing education (modules A through O)
- When
- For your first renewal
- Original license
- Valid for one year, ending the last day of the month you were licensed
- Proof
- Submit proof of completion to the Division
- Licensed in another state
- You may instead owe 36 hours of CE under NAC 645.4442(2)
Source: Nevada Real Estate Division: Salesperson First Renewal
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Nevada First-Renewal CE Package
NRED-approved 24-hour CE package ideal for new agents at their first renewal. Self-paced with all required mandatory and elective topics included.
Nevada CE Package
Kaplan's Nevada first-renewal CE covers all 24 NRED-required hours with expert content and a flexible online format for newly licensed agents.
Nevada post-license: common questions
How many post-license hours do new Nevada salespersons need?
30 hours of post-licensing education covering modules A through O, completed for your first renewal.
When does my first license expire?
An original Nevada real estate license is valid for one year, ending on the last day of the month you got it.
Does everyone take post-licensing?
No. First-time licensees covered by NAC 645.4442(2), with a license history from another state on file, complete 36 hours of CE instead.
Source: Nevada Real Estate Division: Salesperson First Renewal