Saskatchewan Registration and CPD Courses

Phase 1 – Real Estate as a Professional Career

Designed for entry-level students who want to become registered in Saskatchewan to provide real estate salesperson or property management services, this course addresses foundational topics such as the legal framework for real estate services in Saskatchewan, professional ethics and liability, land ownership and title registration, valuation and financing in real estate, and the fundamentals of agency and contract law.

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Phase 2 – Residential Real Estate as a Professional Career 

Designed to provide the residential real estate specialty content for those students who wish to become registered in Saskatchewan to provide residential real estate trading services, and includes such topics as representing the seller and the listing process, home types, construction and measurements, the residential contract of purchase and sale and representing buyers.

All students interested in becoming registered as a salesperson with the Commission will be required to complete the Phase 1 – Real Estate as a Professional Career and the Phase 2 – Residential Real Estate as a Professional Career courses. Once students complete these two courses and pass the associated examinations, they will be eligible for registration with the Commission to trade in residential real estate only. 

Phase 2 – Commercial Real Estate as a Professional Career

Designed to provide the commercial real estate specialty content for those students who wish to become registered in Saskatchewan to provide real estate trading services, this course provides an introduction to commercial real estate and investment and addresses such topics as leasing, business brokerage and industrial real estate.

Students who wish to trade in Commercial Real Estate services must first complete and pass the Phase 1: Real Estate as a Professional Career course and examination, then complete and pass the Phase 2: Residential Real Estate as a Professional Career and Phase 2: Commercial Real Estate as a Professional Career courses and examinations. In order to register for Commercial Real Estate services with the Commission, students must also be registered for Residential Real Estate.

Phase 2 – Farm Real Estate as a Professional Career 

Designed to provide the farm real estate specialty content for those students who wish to become registered in Saskatchewan to provide real estate trading services, this course provides an introduction to agriculture in Saskatchewan, and includes such topics as climate, soil and water considerations; farm specific legislation; environmental concerns  and agricultural properties risk management.

Students who wish to trade in Farm Real Estate services must first complete and pass the Phase 1: Real Estate as a Professional Career course and examination, then complete and pass the Phase 2: Residential Real Estate as a Professional Career and Phase 2: Farm Real Estate as a Professional Career courses and examinations. In order to register for Farm Real Estate services with the Commission, students must also be registered for Residential Real Estate. 

Phase 2 – Property Management as a Professional Career 

Designed to provide the property management specialty content for those students who wish to become registered in Saskatchewan to provide property management services, and addresses such topics as leases and tenancy agreements, tenant selection and mix considerations, operations management and the property management plan.

Phase 3 – Real Estate Office Management and Brokerage

Designed for students who are already registered (or have been registered) and want to become brokers, associate brokers or branch managers, this course provides specialty content on such topics as business planning and operations, financial accounting and human resource management.

Continuing Professional Development

Registrants are required to complete mandatory CPD, or continuing professional development, every year by May 31. This is a mandatory condition for continued registration within the province of Saskatchewan.

The Real Estate Reciprocity Information Material

The Real Estate Reciprocity Information Material is a set of course materials approved by the Commission for students who have been or are eligible for registration in another jurisdiction. Upon qualifying for reciprocity from another Canadian jurisdiction, the applicant is required to obtain and review the Real Estate Reciprocity Information Material and sign a declaration in accordance with Commission Policy.