Pre-licensing
Take the first step to achieving your real estate license with our dedicated courses designed to teach you everything you need to know to become a real estate agent. After you successfully complete the 75 hour pre-licensing course you will be on your way!
Post-licensing
Congratulations on successfully completing the real estate broker pre-licensing course and passing your North Carolina state exams! Enroll now to take on the required post licensing course work (90 hours) needed to complete your broker licensing requirements.
Continuing Education
Staying current with North Carolina real estate laws and regulations is an important part of being a licensed real estate agent and broker. Sea Coast Real Estate Academy continuing education coursework will help you keep current with new regulations and maintain your license.
Real Estate Class Locations
Sea Coast Real Estate Academy
For over 20 years, Sea Coast Real Estate Academy has been providing a quality education for those wanting to obtain a real estate license and continue their learning. We look forward to helping you do the same. Our goal is to provide a comfortable setting, dynamic teachers, and experience you’ll find valuable.
Ready to start a career in real estate? We have upcoming pre-licensing courses. Already passed the North Carolina real estate exam? We can help you complete the required 90 hours of post-licensing courses. Just need to complete your 8 hours of required continuing education? We have you covered there too. Visit the appropriate section above to see a schedule of classes.
We now offer classes in South Carolina! If you are looking to expand your license to South Carolina, or are in South Carolina and want to become a real estate agent, you can now join us at our Myrtle Beach classroom.
You can also learn more about the specific requirements for gaining your real estate license in North Carolina or South Carolina.
How Do You Become a Real Estate Agent?
Learn the basic steps required to become a real estate agent.
North Carolina
Learn more about the North Carolina Real Estate agent requirements.
South Carolina
Learn more about the South Carolina Real Estate agent requirements.
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The next Broker Prelicensing course begins October 20th!
Now is the time to take your first step to a rewarding career in real estate! To operate as a real estate agent in the state of North Carolina, you are required to become a full Broker, but first you must pass the North Carolina Real Estate Exam. This course will prepare you for that endeavor. Lean more on our prelicensing page.
Postlicensing Course #302 starts October 30th!
Take your next post-licensing course with us! Our next selection, #302- Contract to Closing, starts soon. Learn more on our postlicensing page.
CE Course: General Update coming soon!
Fulfill your Continuing Education requirements with us! Our next selections are coming soon. Learn more on our continuing education page.
Have questions about a specific class or the steps to becoming licensed? Don’t hesitate to contact us!
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