1A School of Real Estate offers Florida's required licensing courses 100% online — pre-licensing, post-licensing, continuing education, and broker courses — so you can study on your schedule and walk into the state exam ready.
Every class below is its own card, taken online and at your own pace, with the exact name, hours, and price from our student portal. Hit Enroll Now on any class to jump straight to that class on our student portal, view its full details, and check out.
Comprehensive licensing package: 63-hr online Principles/Practices/Law course, exam prep online video, drill & practice QBank, Real Estate Accelerator online video course, plus live online training.
Enroll Now →Prelicensing education and exam preparation package.
Enroll Now →Satisfies the Florida salesperson prelicensing education requirement.
Enroll Now →Spanish-language version of the 63-hour prelicensing course.
Enroll Now →Comprehensive Florida post-licensing education package and beyond.
Enroll Now →Fulfills the 45-hour Florida sales associate post-licensing requirement.
Enroll Now →Reactivates an involuntary inactive real estate license.
Enroll Now →REQUIRED course: new legislation, updated Florida law and FREC rule changes; includes 2-hour Fair Housing and 3-hour Code of Ethics content for REALTORS.
Enroll Now →Individual CE topic — counts toward your 14 hours of continuing education each renewal cycle.
Enroll Now →Individual CE topic — counts toward your 14 hours of continuing education each renewal cycle.
Enroll Now →Individual CE topic — counts toward your 14 hours of continuing education each renewal cycle.
Enroll Now →Individual CE topic — counts toward your 14 hours of continuing education each renewal cycle.
Enroll Now →Broker licensing education and exam preparation package.
Enroll Now →Complete source for broker prelicensing education; meets the 72-hour broker candidate requirement.
Enroll Now →Meets the 60-hour broker post-licensing requirement via two 30-hour online courses (Essentials of Real Estate Investment + Real Estate Brokerage: A Management Guide).
Enroll Now →Build confidence moving into real estate investment.
Enroll Now →Develop leadership skills with this management guide.
Enroll Now →Reactivates an involuntary inactive real estate license.
Enroll Now →Online video course (self-paced) plus 12 weekly interactive live online training sessions via Zoom. Equips new and struggling agents with the tools and skills to succeed; includes a 6-month free trial of productivity tools (CRM, goal-tracking software, sales engagement platform, marketing center, community forum).
Enroll Now →Foundation for understanding the modern real estate appraisal market: the appraisal office, gross living area, curb appeal, historic landmark designation, retrospective value, financial calculators, and Appraiser Qualifications Board principles; includes unit exams, videos, and real-world "In Practice" scenarios.
Enroll Now →Develops leadership and management skills with an applications-oriented approach: mentoring and cross-training, staffing, and legal topics including RESPA, antitrust, and employment law, with real-life scenarios.
Enroll Now →How enrollment works: the classes and prices above are what's currently offered on our secure student portal. Each Enroll Now button takes you to that class's page on the portal, where you can view its full details and check out for immediate access. Packages verified against the portal on October 19, 2026.
Two paths, one pattern: take the state-required course, apply with the state, pass the exam, then keep the license current.
For new agents starting a Florida real estate career.
For experienced associates ready to open or run a brokerage.
Most of our students are working, raising families, or changing careers. That's why every 1A School course is delivered online through our student portal — no commuting to a classroom, no fixed class times.
Our professional development training is for agents who already have the license and want the business: winning listings, pricing with confidence, negotiating clean contracts, and building a referral pipeline that doesn't depend on luck.
1A School of Real Estate is our Florida division. Real estate classes for other states are offered through our out-of-state division, Group MQ — same team, same standard, courses matched to your state's requirements.
Licensed in a state with a Florida mutual recognition agreement — Alabama, Arkansas, Connecticut, Georgia, Illinois, Kentucky, Mississippi, Nebraska, Rhode Island, or West Virginia? You may be able to skip the pre-licensing course and take only the 40-question Florida law exam. Ask us how it works.
Group MQ — real estate education outside Florida
The things Florida students ask us most before they enroll.
To get a Florida sales associate license you must be at least 18 years old, hold a high school diploma or its equivalent, and have a U.S. Social Security number. You don't need any real estate experience — the 63-hour course is designed for beginners.
Online and self-paced, through our student portal. Enroll any time, study from any device, and your progress is saved as you go. When you click a class on this page, you'll land on the portal page for that course, where you can see packages and pricing and check out.
At least 75 out of 100 on the Florida real estate exam — the same passing standard applies to both the sales associate and broker examinations. Before that, you'll also pass an end-of-course exam inside your class.
A pre-licensing course completion is valid for licensure purposes for two years after you finish. If two years pass before you're licensed, the state requires you to retake the course.
Two things. First, a broker must activate your license before you can work. Second, complete the 45-hour post-licensing course before your initial license expires — this one is not optional, and an expired post-licensing deadline voids the license. After that first cycle, it's 14 hours of continuing education (including 3 hours of Core Law) at every renewal.
Possibly. Florida has mutual recognition agreements with ten states: Alabama, Arkansas, Connecticut, Georgia, Illinois, Kentucky, Mississippi, Nebraska, Rhode Island, and West Virginia. If you hold an active license in good standing in one of them — and you're not a Florida resident when you apply — you can generally skip the 63-hour pre-licensing course and instead pass a 40-question exam on Florida real estate law (30 correct answers to pass). If your license is from a different state, our out-of-state division, Group MQ, can point you to the right course for your situation — call us and we'll sort it out.
Yes — through Group MQ, our out-of-state division. See the Outside of Florida section above or call us at (754) 224-0794 and tell us which state you're in.
