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About real estate education in Ontario

Real estate is a regulated profession in Ontario, so all real estate agents must be registered with the Real Estate Council of Ontario (RECO). RECO sets educational requirements that are a condition of registration.

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RECO has resources for questions about medical circumstances that may affect learning, whether prior learning or experience can be considered, or whether individuals from other provinces may be able to write a qualifying exam.