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A: Anything provided by the Real Estate Division in the course manual, course workbook, or in any announcements or bulletins can be tested on your final examination.

The Real Estate Division administers examinations on behalf of professional organizations across Canada, as well as for its own programs.

A: All Real Estate Division courses are designed to be stand - alone distance education offerings - the examination is always based solely on the course materials which were sent to you.

A: Real Estate Division courses have three hour final examinations.

Please note: students who complete BUSI 444 with a partner institution (e.g., Lakeland College, Seneca College) will receive course credit for their final examination, but in order to receive demonstration report credit, students must submit their graded examination to the UBC Real Estate Division for review along with a $ 100 review fee.

Complete the appropriate Supplemental Course and Examination through the UBC Sauder School of Business, Real Estate Division to add service categories (e.g.: trading and / or rental and / or strata management services).

If you would prefer to write your exam in a different established exam centre, you must notify the Real Estate Division at least 30 days prior to the examination date.

The Real Estate Division is a full service supplier of online and classroom education services, comprised of licensing, credit and professional development courses and examinations.

CAAMP National Competency Exam and Courses The Real Estate Division is proud to partner with the Canadian Association of Accredited Mortgage Professionals (CAAMP) in providing the National Competency Examination and supporting courses for their Accredited Mortgage Professional (AMP) designation.

All Real Estate Division courses are designed to be stand - alone distance education offerings - the examination is always based solely on the course materials which were sent to you and those provided online.

Anything provided by the Real Estate Division in the course workbook or in any announcements or bulletins can be tested on your final examination.

All Real Estate Division courses end with a final examination.

New candidates for both the AMP and AMLP are required to successfully complete the in - person National Competency Exam and the Real Estate Division administers these examinations on behalf of MPC.

The Real Estate Division creates and administers its own exams and those of other educators and professional associations at hundreds of different examination centres across Canada.

Candidates wishing to write one of the Applied Experience Exams can register for the exam and select their examination centre via the Real Estate Division's Course Registration webpage.

The Real Estate Division administers the Applied Experience examinations on behalf of the Appraisal Institute of Canada.