Washington continuing education requirements include:
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15 hours annually
Washington does not require 15 hours annually. The state's continuing education requirement is based on a 2-year renewal cycle, not an annual one. Licensees must complete 30 hours total every two years, not 15 each year. This misunderstanding may come from confusing Washington's requirements with those of other states that do have annual CE requirements.
30 hours every 2 years
45 hours every 3 years
45 hours every 3 years exceeds Washington's requirements and represents a more stringent continuing education mandate than what is actually required.
No continuing education required
Washington does require continuing education for license renewal. All active real estate licensees must complete 30 hours of approved continuing education every two-year renewal period. The state mandates this to ensure licensees stay current with laws, regulations, and industry practices. Failing to complete these requirements will result in the inability to renew the license.
Why is this correct?
Washington's real estate commission mandates 30 hours of continuing education every 2 years to ensure licensees maintain current knowledge of laws, regulations, and practices relevant to the profession.
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