Continuing Education & Licensing Courses

Continuing Education & Licensing Courses

Dalton Wade agents can easily complete their Continuing Education (CE) requirements or purchase additional courses to become licensed in another state through our partnership with The CE Shop.


Why CE Is Important

  • License Renewal: All real estate agents must complete CE hours as required by their state to keep their license active.

  • Professional Growth: CE courses cover industry updates, contracts, ethics, marketing, and more—helping you stay current and sharpen your skills.

  • Expanding Opportunities: Beyond renewal, you can also purchase courses to obtain a real estate license in another state and grow your business.


How to Access The CE Shop

  1. Visit our dedicated CE Shop portal:
    👉 daltonwade.theceshop.com/real-estate

  2. Browse available courses:

    • Continuing Education: Courses tailored to meet your state’s renewal requirements.

    • Pre-Licensing & Exam Prep: If you’re interested in becoming licensed in another state.

    • Professional Development: Optional courses to expand your knowledge in areas like lead generation, negotiations, or real estate technology.

  3. Purchase and complete your class online at your own pace.


Tips for Success

  • Check Your State Requirements: Each state has specific renewal deadlines and required course topics—make sure you choose the correct package.

  • Plan Ahead: Don’t wait until your renewal deadline—complete your CE early to avoid last-minute stress.

  • Keep Certificates on File: Save your completion certificates in case you’re audited by your state’s real estate commission.


Support

  • For course or technical issues, contact The CE Shop Support Team directly via their website.

  • For Dalton Wade questions, reach out to support@daltonwade.com or call 727-914-9174.


    • Related Articles

    • Dealing with a Client Who Wants to Overprice Their Home

      One of the most common challenges agents face is working with sellers who insist on listing their property well above market value—sometimes by $70,000–$100,000 or more. While it’s natural for homeowners to want top dollar, an overpriced listing can ...
    • Safety Tips When Meeting New Clients

      Before the Meeting 1. Pre-Screen Clients: Ask for a copy of their ID before meeting in person (driver’s license or similar). Have them complete a buyer or renter questionnaire. 2. Meet in Public First: Suggest meeting at a coffee shop or another ...