Vermont Real Estate License Courses Online
Earn your Vermont real estate license with flexible online courses developed by industry experts. Colibri Real Estate is approved to provide real estate courses in Vermont.
Self-paced Vermont real estate license course packages
For learners who require more time while juggling work and family demands, move through pre-licensing courses at your own pace. Even better? Listen to the entire course with a read-along, audio learning option. Plus, track your course progress with our award-winning student dashboard.
Preview your Vermont Education
Why choose Colibri for your Real Estate Pre-licensing classes in Vermont?
Learn from local experts
Active and seasoned real estate instructors offer experience, insights, and guidance about the real estate market in your state.
Pass your exam on the first try
Bring confidence to exam day. Enroll in industry-leading exam prep to help you pass on the first try. If you don’t pass your licensing exam on the first try, we’ll reimburse the original cost of either your pre-licensing package or the exclusive exam prep you purchased.
Enjoy flexible learning options
Get the education you need — your way, every day. Explore multiple ways to learn, and discover the method that best fits your goals.
Amplify your career confidence
If you’re here, a career in real estate is already calling you. Let’s make it happen. Join 520,000 other students who found success with us.
How to get a Real Estate License in Vermont
To become a real estate agent in Vermont, you must first get your Vermont real estate license. The process of getting your real estate license generally takes a few months and includes the following steps:
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Enroll in a Vermont real estate school
The first step to getting your Vermont real estate license is to enroll in a real estate school and complete a 40-hours hour real estate pre-licensing course.
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Pass the course final exam
Once you have completed the Vermont 40-hour real estate pre-licensing course, you must pass a course exam that will help prepare you for the state exam. The exam consists of 100 questions with a minimum passing score of 75%.
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Complete the background check
You may need to submit a background check to verify your identity and right to work as a real estate agent in Vermont.
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Apply for your Vermont real estate license
Submit your application online by filling out the relevant form with the Vermont Real Estate Commission. After your real estate license application has been approved, you will receive a letter of approval or eligibility from the Commission.
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Pass the state license exam
Once you complete your course requirements and have received your approval of eligibility, you can take the Vermont Real Estate license exam. Vermont Real estate license exams are generally scheduled every month at a place designated by the Commission.
You need to get a score of 75% or higher to pass the state real estate license exam in Vermont.
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If a student does not pass the Vermont real estate license exam within 30 days of completing the exam prep course, we’ll reimburse the original cost of either your pre-licensing package or the exclusive exam prep you purchased.* For reimbursement, email us at [email protected] with a copy of your exam results, including the date of the exams, within 30 days of the failed exam attempt.
*Specific state laws or regulations prohibit some students from qualifying. For example, Florida, Michigan, Tennessee, and New Jersey do not permit guarantees to passing the real estate licensing exam.
Just as if you were in a classroom, attending all sessions from start to finish are crucial to earn credit. We understand some things are out of your control! Please review your welcome letter, located on your student dashboard for more attendance details.
Each class must be completed in the format it was started to receive credit.
A real estate license in Vermont can cost between $409-$619 depending on your preferred real estate school and course. The cost of a real estate license course or package in Vermont Colibri is between $169-$495.
Here is a breakdown of the various fees and expenses included in the total cost of a real estate license in Vermont:
Course / Package Fees: $169-$495
Background Check: N/A
Salesperson License Fees: $50
Examination Fees: $110
In Vermont, a student or licensee is expected to spend at least 2 days in an accredited real estate licensing course or program. The courses at Colibri are available for durations between 2 days and 6 months.
Yes, you can! Colibri offers students or licensees to attend classes and complete their pre-licensing course fully online with flexible self-paced packages.
No, Vermont does not have reciprocity for real estate licenses.
No, you cannot take the exam without completing your real estate pre-licensing course in Vermont.
It varies per person on how long it takes to get a Vermont real estate license depending on the pace in which you complete your pre-licensing education, pass your licensing examination, the time it takes you to find a sponsoring broker and complete the application process, and application processing times.
First-time applicants for a real estate license in Vermont must complete 40 hours of mandatory coursework to qualify for the state licensing exam.
To get your real estate license in Vermont, you must be at least 18 years old, Have a high school diploma or GED, complete 40 hours of required education, and obtain a passing score on your Vermont real estate license exam.
Read more about the Vermont real estate license requirements.
What is Pass or Don’t Pay Guarantee?
If a student does not pass the Vermont real estate license exam within 30 days of completing the exam prep course, we’ll reimburse the original cost of either your pre-licensing package or the exclusive exam prep you purchased.* For reimbursement, email us at [email protected] with a copy of your exam results, including the date of the exams, within 30 days of the failed exam attempt.
*Specific state laws or regulations prohibit some students from qualifying. For example, Florida, Michigan, Tennessee, and New Jersey do not permit guarantees to passing the real estate licensing exam.
What if I miss a livestream class?
Just as if you were in a classroom, attending all sessions from start to finish are crucial to earn credit. We understand some things are out of your control! Please review your welcome letter, located on your student dashboard for more attendance details.
Can I take both online and livestream?
Each class must be completed in the format it was started to receive credit.
How much does a real estate license cost in Vermont?
A real estate license in Vermont can cost between $409-$619 depending on your preferred real estate school and course. The cost of a real estate license course or package in Vermont Colibri is between $169-$495.
Here is a breakdown of the various fees and expenses included in the total cost of a real estate license in Vermont:
| Course / Package Fees | $169-$495 |
| Background Check | N/A |
| Salesperson License Fees | $50 |
| Examination Fees | $110 |
What is the duration of a real estate license course in Vermont?
In Vermont, a student or licensee is expected to spend at least 2 days in an accredited real estate licensing course or program. The courses are Colibri are available for durations between 2 days and 6 months.
Can you attend real estate pre-licensing classes online in Vermont?
Yes, you can! Colibri offers students or licensees to attend classes and complete their pre-licensing course fully online with flexible self-paced packages.
Does Vermont offer real estate license reciprocity?
No, Vermont does not have reciprocity for real estate licenses.
Can you take the Vermont real estate exam without classes?
No, you cannot take the exam without completing your real estate pre-licensing course in Vermont.