Whether I’m searching for a new side hustle or planning a complete career shift, life can be exciting. I might be juggling a full-time job while working toward attaining my real estate work permit. While it’s possible to whilst work and prepare for my real estate license exam. It’s substantial to know my pre-licensing options. I’m here to break down our three pre-license course options to help you pass the Illinois real estate exam:

At Illinois Brokers Academy, we offer the quality pre-license courses needed in order to become a mortgage broker in Illinois. Contact us now and get enroll in our courses today.

Home Study

Work on classes in the coziness of my own home with the Illinois Brokers Academy Pre License Home Study course. This course includes physical textbooks, audio files, and online study material. Students enrolled in this program typically end the program in four weeks. After it, they attempt the Illinois real estate exam online.

Are you an Illinois real estate license holder and interested in becoming a broker? Illinois Broker Academy offers continuing education courses to make you fully prepared to operate your own brokerage in Illinois.

Online Only Program

If I’m looking to save off textbooks, our online learning style provides me with all the digital resources. This learning style is similar to the Home Study learning style, but my work is all online with digital textbooks.

Classroom

For students who intend a physical classroom, our Pre License Classroom course is available as well. Attendance is not mandatory, but suggested, so I have weekly control of which classes I have taken. I also have the option of which study schedule to follow: 4-weeks, 2-weeks, or a 1-week cram session.

It requires a lot of encouragement and determination to do real estate courses along while working. I can do both things simultaneously by making a schedule that suits me best.

If you want to become a successful real estate agent, contact Illinois Broker Academy today to begin your real estate courses journey.

Which real estate course learning style suits you best?