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Under current Illinois law, what must the 12 hours of continuing education required for a 2026 broker license renewal include?

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A) A 6-hour core course and 6 hours of electives, which must include sexual harassment prevention training.

IDFPR's 2026 broker renewal requirements specify a 12-hour CE path consisting of a 6-hour core course and 6 hours of electives. Sexual harassment prevention training is a mandatory component under the Illinois Human Rights Act (775 ILCS 5/2-109), which requires employers and licensees to complete such training, and IDFPR has incorporated this requirement into the elective hours for the renewal cycle.

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A
A 6-hour core course and 6 hours of electives, which must include sexual harassment prevention training.
B
A 4-hour core course and 8 hours of electives, with no mandatory subject matter requirements.
C
A 6-hour core course and 6 hours of electives, with no required subject matter within the elective hours.
D
A 3-hour sexual harassment prevention course and 9 hours of broker-specific management electives.

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