Vermont Real Estate Post-License Requirements
Vermont does not have a separate post-license course requirement. New licensees must complete their first 24-hour CE renewal cycle within 2 years of licensure.
24 hours required
Vermont post-license requirements at a glance
- Hours
- 8 hours of post-licensure instruction
- Deadline
- Within 90 days of your initial salesperson license
- Topics
- Specified by the Commission, such as buyer representation, ethics, fair housing and red flags
- CE
- In addition to the 16 hours of required CE
- Proof
- Shown at your first renewal
Source: Vermont OPR: Salesperson Post-Licensure Education Requirement · Vermont OPR: Real Estate Salesperson Renewal Instructions (Feb. 2026)
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Vermont post-license: common questions
How many post-license hours do new Vermont salespersons need?
Eight hours of instruction on Commission-specified topics, completed within 90 days of your initial salesperson license.
Does it count toward my CE?
No. The 8 hours are in addition to the 16 hours of required continuing education.
Which courses count?
The Commission publishes a list of approved courses, typically 2-hour courses on topics like buyer representation, ethics, fair housing and red flags.
Source: Vermont OPR: Salesperson Post-Licensure Education Requirement · Vermont OPR: Real Estate Salesperson Renewal Instructions (Feb. 2026)