What is the minimum number of post-licensing classes required for a broker's license?

In North Carolina, a broker who has recently obtained their provisional broker license must complete a total of three mandatory post-licensing classes within three years of licensure. This requirement aims to ensure that new brokers gain practical knowledge and skills essential for performing successfully in the real estate profession.

The classes are designed to cover various important aspects of real estate practice, helping to build a solid foundation for the broker’s career. Completing all three classes is crucial for the provisional broker to transition to a full broker license status. Thus, the minimum requirement of three classes is aligned with the state's goal of maintaining high professional standards in real estate practice.