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1. www.nsrealtors.ca › Become_a_REALTOR__LandingBecome a REALTOR®

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   Requirements to trade in real estate in Nova Scotia: 19 years of age; High school diploma or equivalency (provided to NSREC at time of licensing) Able to legally work in Canada; Complete Salesperson Licensing Course; Pass the real estate exam with a minimum of 70 per cent; Provide a Criminal Record Check acceptable to the NS Real Estate Commission

2. www.nsrec.ns.ca › licensees › licensingFirst-time Applicants - Nova Scotia Real Estate Commission

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   Follow the steps below if you are applying for either an initial licence to trade in real estate or are returning after terminating their licence for two years or more. Step 1: Meet the initial eligibility requirements

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4. www.nsrec.ns.ca › licensees › licensingLicensing - Nova Scotia Real Estate Commission

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   To become licensed, you must complete the Salesperson Licensing Course administered by the Nova Scotia Association of REALTORS®, which involves completing an online course within a six-month time frame. After course completion, you must write and pass the Commission’s salesperson examination.

5. www.nsrealtors.ca › NSREALTORS › NSREALTORSRequirements to trade in real estate in Nova Scotia:

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   Education and Licensing. Requirements to trade in real estate in Nova Scotia: 19 years of age. High school diploma or equivalency (provided to NSREC at time of licensing) Able to legally work in Canada. Complete Salesperson Licensing Course. Pass the real estate exam with a minimum of 70 per cent.

6. www.nsrealtors.ca › NSREALTORS › ContentBecome a REALTOR®

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   A career in real estate can open the door to many opportunities. Today’s fast-paced market offers REALTORS® a challenging career opportunity.

7. nsrec.ns.ca › licensing-examsExams - Nova Scotia Real Estate Commission

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   Aug 1, 2024 · Exam applications (with attached credit card authorizations) must be emailed to Pam Crane, Licensing Officer, licensing@nsrec.ns.ca no later than 4pm seven calendar days before your scheduled exam date. Students must fully complete their licensing course prior to submitting their exam application.

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   Who is responsible for licensing a real estate agent in Nova Scotia?

   • The Nova Scotia Real Estate Commission is responsible for licensing of all real estate persons and brokerages in the province of Nova Scotia. How do I apply for a Salesperson licence?

   Licensing - Nova Scotia Real Estate Commission

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   How do I register to trade in real estate in Nova Scotia?

   • Requirements to trade in real estate in Nova Scotia: Registration is on a first-come, first-serve basis. Students must supply payment in order to complete registration. Click below to review the fees associated with joining the real estate profession. Please click the link below for all exam related information. More information...

   Become a REALTOR®

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   When will a new salesperson licensing course start in Nova Scotia?

   • A new Salesperson Licensing Course is starting August 1, 2024. For more information, click HERE. The Nova Scotia Real Estate Commission is responsible for licensure of all real estate salespeople, associate brokers, managing associate brokers, brokers and brokerages in the province of Nova Scotia.

   Licensing - Nova Scotia Real Estate Commission

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   How do I get a salesperson license in Nova Scotia?

   • How do I apply for a Salesperson licence? To become licensed, you must complete the Salesperson Licensing Course administered by the Nova Scotia Association of REALTORS®, which involves completing an online course within a six-month time frame. After course completion, you must write and pass the Commission’s salesperson examination.

   Licensing - Nova Scotia Real Estate Commission

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   What is Nova Scotia real estate licensing (SLC)?

   • SLC was developed after reviewing the licensing education of other provincial jurisdictions, collecting feedback from the industry, and consultation with the Nova Scotia Real Estate Commission's Education Committee and the NSAR’s Education Department.

   Become a REALTOR®

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   What is the Nova Scotia real estate commission?

   • The Nova Scotia Real Estate Commission is responsible for licensure of all real estate salespeople, associate brokers, managing associate brokers, brokers and brokerages in the province of Nova Scotia. Whether you are a first-time applicant, renewing your licence or opening a brokerage, you should find all the necessary information here.

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9. www.jobbank.gc.ca › marketreport › requirementsJob requirements Residential Real Estate Agent in Nova Scotia

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   Find out what is typically needed to work as a residential real estate agent in Nova Scotia. See what education, training or certification is usually required to practice this occupation. Visit Job Bank to learn more about professional licensing and other regulatory requirements in Canada.