  Capital Real Estate Training CenterWhile most of our students take our correspondence courses we have partnered with several *online providers so our students have access to top quality online courses. We are your EDUCATION STATION! PROVIDING QUALITY PROFESSIONAL EDUCATION FOR OVER 20 YEARS.Start Your Courses Today!Courses have the first Chapter awaiting you to get started! REVISED PROCESS FOR POSTING CONTINUING EDUCATION COURSE COMPLETION RECORDS WITH TREC Effective
January 1, 2015, amendments to Commission rules will
require that the Continuing Education (CE) late MCE deferral fee of $200 be paid
by the license holder upon filing a renewal application if TREC records do not
reflect completion of CE requirements.
Additional information will be provided via email to
the CE providers as soon as TREC have specifics to share. Currently, the process has not be fully established by TREC. How does this rule change affect license holders and CE providers? License holders will need to complete their education well in advance of their renewal date to allow providers time to submit CE course completion records to TREC. To avoid paying the $200 late MCE deferral fee upfront, licensees are encouraged to get their MCE done early! Special Notice! "December 15, 2014 The revised rules go into effect January 1. If a license holder goes on line to renew the license and his/her education is incomplete in the TREC system, they will be assessed the $200 CE deferral fee if they continue with the renewal process at that time. If the education is not posted the license holder has the option of waiting until the education has been posted. They can then go online to pay their renewal fee (minus the $200 deferral fee). The
license holders that will have a problem are those that wait until the
last week or two of the license expiration date to complete their
continuing education. They will have to pay the deferral fee even
though their education has been completed timely if the education has
not been posted. Providers are advised to post information into the CE
posting system as soon after the course as possible and definitely
within a 10 day timeframe. Providers should also inform students who
attend CE courses within 10 days of their license expiration date that
they may be required to pay the CE deferral fee if their CE is
incomplete or hasn't been posted to the system. Initially, refunds may
be issued on an individual basis depending upon the circumstances and
any unforeseen challenges that may need to be worked out." (TREC, 2014) NOTICE: TREC Changed from PSI to Pearson VUE to offer the State and National Exams -- Effective September 1, 2014.
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