Education
Continuing Education
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Online Pre-Licensing Courses
- The CE Shop, an online education provider with which MJAR has a partnership, now offers the 75-hour New Jersey Pre-Licensing course for you to obtain your New Jersey Real Estate Salesperson license online.
- Learn more and register for The CE Shop’s online pre-licensing program here.
Code of Ethics & Fair Housing Training
The National Association of REALTORS® (NAR) deadline to complete your triannual Code of Ethics requirement is December 31, 2024. All REALTOR® members must complete at least 2.5 hours of Ethics education every three years. See below to view opportunities to complete your NAR Code of Ethics requirement.
New Requirement from NAR: Starting in 2025, REALTOR® members will be required to complete a minimum of 2 hours of Fair Housing training every three years. This new requirement will coincide with the triennial ethics requirement.
Submit Your Code of Ethics Certificate of Completion
If you have completed your ethics course for this CE cycle, please submit your certificate of completion to info@MidJerseyAOR.com so MJAR can update your record with the National Association of REALTORS® to reflect your completion of the triennial Code of Ethics requirement.
Check your Code of Ethics status here. For information about Code of Ethics training tools and resources, click here.
NJ CE Requirements for License Renewal
To view a list of frequently asked CE questions, click here.
All real estate licensees are required to renew their licenses every two years. Agents are urged to talk with their brokers regarding submitting the renewal fee to the NJ Real Estate Commission. Licensees must also complete the Qualifying Questionnaire prior to renewing their license. The current cycle began on July 1, 2023 and ends on June 30, 2025.
CE Requirements
To qualify for license renewal or reinstatement, every individual renewing their license as a broker of record, broker-salesperson, or salesperson must satisfy the below CE requirements (those renewing as referral agents do not need CE):
The New Jersey Real Estate Commission mandates that all real estate licensees complete CE every two years to maintain their licenses.
- You must complete 12 continuing education credit hour
- Two hours must be completed in Ethics (Core) Topic Area
- One hour must be completed in the Fair Housing (Core) Topic Area
- Six hours must be completed in Core Topic Area
- The six remaining hours may be completed in Core or Elective topics
You can check your CE status via the PSI Online CE Tracking System.
Important dates for license renewal:
- April 30, 2025 : CE must be completed to avoid a $200 late fee from the NJ Real Estate Commission
- May 1 – June 30, 2025: Licensees may submit CE credits, but are subject to a $200 late fee
- If you obtain your license after July 1, 2024, you are not required to complete CE until the next cycle ending June 30, 2027
CE Waivers
Waivers from CE requirements may be granted either in whole or in part for the following:
- Incapacitating illness
- Active military duty
- Emergency
- Other substantial/unavoidable hardship (not including financial hardship, business conflicts, or personal obligations)
Licensees granted a waiver from CE requirements (except for active duty military service), will have to make up the waived core course(s) missed in the next license term in addition to all of the credits required for that license term as a condition of license renewal for the license term following when the waiver was issued. (For example, if six core credits were waived, a licensee must complete 18 credits in the next license term.) See N.J.A.C. 11:5-12.5(f).
Any waived elective courses will not have to be completed by a real estate licensee. See N.J.A.C. 11:5-12.5(g).
Online Education
Virtual, Live-Instructor Classes
MJAR Association of REALTORS® offers virtual, live-instructor classes via Zoom to help our members meet their CE requirements. To see the complete list of upcoming class offerings, visit the MJAR Calendar.
The CE Shop
The CE Shop, an online education provider with which MJAR has a partnership, offers courses in all categories to satisfy your NJ CE credit requirements. MJAR accepts any course on their site labeled “NAR Ethics” to count towards your NAR Code of Ethics requirement. Upon completion of your course, please send your certificate of completion to info@MidJerseyAOR.com so MJAR can update your record to reflect your completion of the triennial Code of Ethics requirement.. Visit the CE Shop.
Mid Jersey Association of REALTORS® has established an agreement with The CE Shop to promote online course information to consumers and real estate licensees. Mid Jersey Association of REALTORS® is not the developer of these courses and is simply providing a referral. Any questions regarding course content or technology should be directed to The CE Shop.
New Member Orientation
MJAR hosts monthly virtual New Member Orientation classes through Zoom. Check the MJAR Calendar to register for an upcoming session.
NAR Code of Ethics Training
The National Association of REALTORS® offers no-cost Code of Ethics training for new and existing members. Visit the NAR website to register for the online Code of Ethics training. (Note: NAR’s free Code of Ethics trainings do not provide New Jersey CE credit.)
NAR’s Commitment to Excellence (C2EX)
Commitment to Excellence (C2EX) from the National Association of REALTORS® empowers Realtors® to evaluate, enhance and showcase their highest levels of professionalism. It’s not a course, class or designation—it’s an Endorsement that Realtors® can promote when serving clients and other Realtors®. Completion of C2EX will satisfy NAR’s Code of Ethics requirement. Learn more about C2EX!
REALTORS® Property Resource (RPR)
RPR is an NAR Realtor member benefit that provides powerful analytics and client-friendly reports for both residential and commercial properties and at no charge. Learn more.
Realtor® Designations & Certifications
The National Association of REALTORS® and its affiliated Institutes, Societies, and
Councils provide a wide range of programs and services that help members
increase their skills, proficiency, and knowledge. Designations and certifications
acknowledging experience and expertise in various real estate sectors are
awarded by NAR and each affiliated group upon completion of required courses.
Visit NAR’s Real Estate Designations & Certification.
Save on these online designation & certification courses from NAR.
Seniors Real Estate Specialist® 20% OFF The SRES designation course is designed to help real estate professionals specialize in the 50+ real estate market. It covers topics such as the impact of life stages on real estate choices, empathy with clients, and connecting with a network of resources. The course also covers generational characteristics, retirement in the 21st century, housing options, finance, tax, legal considerations, marketing strategies, counseling methods, and developing a team of experts and service providers for 50+ clients. The course duration is 12 hours. Learn more.
Resort & Second-Home Property Specialist Certification 20% OFF The RSPS certification course teaches real estate professionals how to buy and sell second-home properties for recreation and investment and build a second-home business. The course covers adapting core real estate skills to the second-home market, understanding issues and trends in the market, developing business and branding strategies, and helping buyers choose properties that meet their vacation or investment goals. Completing this course also fulfills the elective-course requirement to earn the Accredited Buyer’s Representative (ABR) and Seller Representative Specialist (SRS) designation. The course duration is 6 hours. Learn more.
