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Do I need to Complete North Carolina, South Carolina, Or Both States Continuing Education Hours?

Updated: Jan 15

This question leaves licensees in a blank stare, so let's learn the answer.

NC CE Annual Requirements: 4-hour mandatory update & 4-hour elective hours

North Carolina Commission makes the answer to the question simple. You must take 8 hours of Continuing Education if you have a North Carolina broker's license effective July 1, 2023.


SC CE Biannual Requirements: 4-hour mandatory and 6-hour elective hours

South Carolina Commission makes the answer to the question simple as well. You are required to take 10 hours of Continuing Education if you have a South Carolina associate or broker license as of July 1, 2024.


As of July 1, 2024, brokers and associates who take more than the required number of continuing education hours during two years may now carry up to four hours of elective courses to the next renewal period. (Section 40-57- 340(C)).



Both (NC/ SC) CE Required: If you have a South Carolina and North Carolina broker license, you will complete NC and SC continuing education hours.



Hopefully, this explanation will help you keep up with your continuing education requirements to avoid an inactive license status this year.


To verify your reported continuing education hours for SC and NC:


To check your South Carolina continuing education hours by visiting www.CeBroker.com.


To check your North Carolina continuing education credits by logging into your online license record to view your credits. To access your record, visit the Commission’s homepage (www.ncrec.gov) and click “Licensee Login.” 


Happy CE Hours Hunting.


Comps offer both North Carolina and South Carolina continuing education through self-paced courses and virtually. We also offer dual credit elective courses, allowing for SC and NC continuing education credit hours.https://compsacademy.theceshop.com/real-estate






 
 
 

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