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Apply for an accommodation

RECO can provide accommodations to the registered agents with disability and who require additional time to complete education requirements.

Education Equivalency Assessment

Education equivalency assessment is a process where an applicant’s prior related learning and/or real estate licencing history is assessed for a determination of what education will be required for registration as an agent or broker in Ontario.

RECO MyWeb Learner Guide

RECO MyWeb Learner Guide provides step-by-step instructions to learners on using MyWeb, from accessing their RECO ID to enrolling with an approved education provider. It’s designed to support learners at every stage of their real estate education journey.