Career Connections

In addition to training you for a new career in Real Estate, Loan Origination, Appraisal, and Home Inspection industries, Champions School of Real Estate® wants to make sure you are equipped to find success on this new career path! Our Career Connections page is a directory of companies throughout the state of Texas who are interested in making a connection!

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Common Questions (FAQ)
  • How do I get a Texas Real Estate license?
    How do I get a Texas Real Estate license?

    In order to attain a Real Estate Sales Agent license in the state of Texas, you must complete the educational requirements set forth by the Texas Real Estate Commission (TREC), file a license application, and pass the state exam. The current educational requirement is 180 hours which is covered in six 30-hour courses.

    Champions offers a convenient, all-inclusive package for $980 which includes everything you need in order to apply for a license and prepare for the state exam. For more information about the licensing process and the packages that we offer, please visit our How do I get a Texas Real Estate License? page.

  • Does Champions offer a payment plan option?
    Does Champions offer a payment plan option?
    No, Champions offers students the choice between purchasing the courses independently or together as a package. Regardless of which method you choose, tuition must be paid in full at the time of enrollment. The individual courses that make up the packages are offered individually and can be purchased one-at-a-time as you move through the program. Keep in mind that purchasing the courses together in a package will always save you a little bit of money in the long run.
  • What are the different class delivery methods and how do they work?
    What are the different class delivery methods and how do they work?
    •    Blended Classroom

      A dynamic, instructor-led, correspondence course held over two days in the classroom. Students must complete a proctored, closed-book exam to receive 30-hours of credit with the Texas Real Estate Commission. Learn More

    •    Classroom

      Instructor led classroom sessions that present all of the required hours for the course in the classroom. If required, course exams are administered on the last day of the class and are graded and reviewed by the instructor. Learn More

    •    Online-Correspondence

      Students study the course material (textbook or online PDF) at their own pace and then complete the necessary homework/quiz assignments followed by a proctored, closed-book exam. (Please Note that all Exams for Real Estate QE/SAE courses must be proctored via our Live Broadcast system or at a Campus) Learn More

    •    ChampionsLive!® Broadcast

      A fully interactive, real-time system, ChampionsLive! allows students to participate in an instructor-led class from their home or office using a webcam. Learn More

    •    Correspondence

      Students read through the provided textbook materials and complete the homework assignments at home before coming into a campus testing center to complete the proctored exam. Learn More

    •    Online

      Students work through the course material that is presented in a timed online format complete with videos, interactive games, and online exams. Learn More

  • I have finished all of my classes. Now what?
    I have finished all of my classes. Now what?
    Once you have completed the 6 required courses, you will need to submit your license application, application fee, and class completion certificates to the Texas Real Estate Commission (TREC). You can file your license application directly from the TREC website and certificates can be emailed to documents@trec.texas.gov. Please visit our "Steps to a Texas Real Estate License" page for relevent links and additional information pertaining to this process.
  • When can I schedule my state licensing exam?
    When can I schedule my state licensing exam?
    Once you submitted your license application, application fee, and class certificates, it can take up to 15 days to receive an approval letter from the Texas Real Estate Commission (TREC). Your approval letter will include a special code that you will use to schedule your licensing exam with Pearson Vue. You cannot schedule your state exam with Pearson Vue until you have received an approval code from TREC. Exams are administered at testing centers located throughout the state of Texas.
  • Is Exam Prep required to attain my license?
    Is Exam Prep required to attain my license?
    Exam Prep is not a required course, but it is highly recommended for improving your chances of passing the state licensing exam on your first attempt! Our Exam Prep course is setup with both National and State sections, each with a set of timed mock exams to give you an accurate simulation of the experience that you will have when taking the real exam. In addition, you can retake the class (including the mock exams) as many times as you need for up to one year after enrollment! If taking the Prep course in the classroom, you can schedule a free retake by calling your local campus to speak with a counselor (Contact Us).
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