Education Requirements

To obtain and maintain a real estate license in Wyoming, you must complete both initial and ongoing education. The Wyoming Real Estate Commission (WREC) establishes the minimum educational requirements and approves specific training providers.

Education Requirements

Sales Associate & Associate Broker Requirements

Salesman and Associate Broker Licensees are required to complete 45 hours of continuing education during each 3-year cycle, to include:

Required Classes: 24 hours

Electives: 21 hours

Responsible Broker Requirements

Responsible Brokers are required to complete 53 hours of continuing education when they renew, 8 hours of which must be the Wyoming Brokerage Management course, currently offered by both Steve Willoughby Seminars and the Wyoming Real Estate Institute.

Completion of the Wyoming Brokerage Management course is a pre-requisite for becoming a Responsible Broker.

NOTE: Other licensees may take Brokerage Management for 8 hours of elective credit.

Brokerage Management: 8 hours

Required Classes: 24 hours

Electives: 21 hours

Continuing Education Elective Credit Accepted by the Commission for License Renewal

  • Any course that was taken in the classroom (physically) and approved by another licensing jurisdiction, with proper documentation (certificate).

    • Please note that each course must be 3 hours or more in duration; and

  • Any course, online or otherwise, that has been submitted and received approval from the Wyoming Real Estate Commission.

Code of Ethics

Adopted in 1913, the National Association of REALTORS® (NAR) Code of Ethics was one of the first ethical standards established by a business organization. It upholds professionalism in real estate by ensuring REALTORS® prioritize their clients’ best interests and cooperate with one another to serve consumers effectively. To maintain these high standards, REALTORS® must complete Code of Ethics training at least once every three years.


The current National Association of REALTORS® (NAR) Ethics cycle, Cycle 8, requires all REALTORS® to complete an association-approved Ethics course between January 1, 2025, and December 31, 2027.

Free, non-CE courses available online anytime!

New! Fair Housing Training Requirement

Starting January 1, 2025, REALTORS® will be required to complete Fair Housing and Anti-Bias Training upon becoming a member and every three years thereafter, aligning with the Code of Ethics training cycle. This requirement, known as Cycle 8, is in addition to the existing Code of Ethics training. The training must be at least two hours long and meet specific learning objectives and criteria set by the National Association of REALTORS®. The first deadline for this requirement is December 31, 2027.

Step into Fairhaven 2.0

Fairhaven is an interactive training simulation developed by the National Association of REALTORS® to combat discrimination in real estate. Through real-life scenarios, agents navigate challenges and make ethical decisions to ensure fair housing practices. This innovative tool helps REALTORS® recognize and address implicit bias, reinforcing their commitment to equal opportunity and the principles of the Fair Housing Act.

This course is your gateway to creating more inclusive and equitable communities while meeting the new NAR fair housing training requirement. Best of all, it’s free for NAR members.