Illinois Real Estate Education Illinois Real Estate Courses

Find Illinois real estate education for your next professional step. The provider is authorized to offer Illinois real estate education. Use the guidance below to identify what to verify before choosing a course.

How Do You Become Licensed as a Real Estate Broker (aka Agent) in Illinois?

Follow the specific steps below and you will be helping buyers and sellers professionally in no time!

1

Complete Your Pre-License Education

Step 1

Complete the required Illinois broker pre-license education through an approved provider. IBA is an approved course provider in Illinois.

75-Hour Education Illinois State Approved
2

Pass the Illinois Broker Exam

Step 2

Schedule and pass the Illinois real estate broker licensing examination.

PSI Exam Passing Score Required
3

Find a Sponsoring Broker

Step 3

Illinois requires new brokers to work under a sponsoring broker before beginning licensed activity.

Sponsoring Broker Brokerage Affiliation
4

Apply for Your Illinois Broker License

Final Step

Submit your application and required information to IDFPR.

IDFPR Application License Issued
5

Start Making Money

Final Step

Represent Sellers and Buyers in transactions for purchase of homes. You can also assist in leasing and specialize in commercial property transactions.

IDFPR Application License Issued

Ready To Start Your New Career?

Your Illinois real estate career starts with the required pre-license education.

Get both the 60-hour Broker Pre-License Topics and 15-hour Applied Real Estate Principles courses in our complete 75-hour package.

Education for Your Real Estate Goals

The right real estate education depends on what you plan to do. People preparing to pursue a real estate license have different questions from professionals seeking education for an existing credential. Start by identifying your goal, then confirm which available course matches it.

The provider's stated offering scope covers Illinois real estate courses. Specific course titles, intended audiences, delivery formats, schedules, prices, and enrollment terms have not been provided here, so confirm those details before enrolling.

How to Choose an Illinois Real Estate Course

Before selecting a course, check that the information answers the questions that matter for your situation:

  • Purpose: Is the course intended for the education you need at this stage of your career?
  • Requirements: Does it align with the current requirements for your intended license or professional objective?
  • Course details: What are the course title, format, schedule, price, and completion terms?
  • Provider and course status: Confirm the provider's authorization and verify that the specific course is appropriate for your requirements.

Requirements and course details can vary. Verify current requirements and course information before making an enrollment decision.

Frequently Asked Questions

What education do I need to pursue an Illinois real estate license?

The education required depends on the license you intend to pursue and the current rules that apply. Check the current Illinois requirements for your situation, then confirm that the course you select is intended to meet them.

Do I need to complete education before applying for a license?

The steps and timing depend on the license pathway and applicable requirements. Verify the current process before enrolling so you can choose education that fits the stage you are at.

What Illinois real estate courses are available?

The provider is authorized to offer Illinois real estate education, but specific course titles and categories have not been provided here. Confirm the current course options and intended audience before choosing a course.

Are the courses for people new to real estate or current professionals?

The audience for a particular course depends on its purpose. If you are starting out or already hold a real estate credential, check the course description to ensure it matches your goal and current requirements.

How can I tell whether a course fits my requirements?

Compare the course's stated purpose with the current requirements for your intended license or professional objective. Confirm the details for the specific course before enrolling; provider authorization alone does not establish that every course fits every learner's needs.

Are the courses online or in person?

The course delivery format has not been specified here. Confirm the format for the particular course before enrolling.

How long do courses take, and what do they cost?

Course duration and pricing have not been provided. Check the current details for the course you are considering, including any completion terms, before making a decision.