I found the University of Calgary's course in the Fundamentals of Real Estate to be incredibly thorough and well structured. The course materials were comprehensive and helpful in preparing me for the Residential course as well. Overall, I would highly recommend this course to anyone looking to gain a solid foundation in real estate. The course not only equipped me with the knowledge and skills necessary for success but also instilled confidence as I progressed through the course. Thank you, University of Calgary for such a valuable learning experience!
Chynthya Gindele
RECA learner, completed the Fundamentals of Real Estate in June 2024
Ready for your career in real estate?
If you want to practice real estate, become a condo manager or mortgage broker in Alberta, you must get licensed through the Real Estate Council of Alberta (RECA). An essential step in the process is completing your mandatory pre-licensing courses. Ours are the only RECA-recognized courses offered through an Alberta university, providing you with a top-tier real estate education.
- Learn from local industry experts
- Earn a certificate of completion from the Haskayne School of Business
- Access exclusive industry events and resources through Haskayne's Westman Centre for Real Estate Studies
The licensing process, simplified.
Confirm your licensing eligibility
Check RECA's website to ensure you meet the minimum mandatory requirements for a license.
Create your myRECA account
myRECA is RECA’s online licensing and education system.
Complete pre-licensing education
Complete your required pre-licensing education with Haskayne.
Certified Criminal Record Check
RECA must receive your original Certified Criminal Record Check before becoming licensed.
Choose your brokerage
You must contact a licensed brokerage in Alberta and come to an agreement for them to hire you.
Apply for your license
Your new broker will begin the licensing process.
Want to learn more about the licensing process?
Join the Real Estate Council of Alberta's next virtual information session to learn how to obtain your license in Alberta.
Residential Real Estate Associate License
Help clients buy and sell residential properties (up to four individual units)
Property Manager License
Lease properties on behalf of an owner and coordinate with tenants
Commercial Real Estate Associate License
Help clients buy, sell or lease office, industrial, retail or multi-residential properties (more than four individual units)
Condominium Manager Associate License
Oversee regular operations, maintain relationships with the board and service providers, conduct routine inspections and handle resident relations
These courses are developed in partnership with the Westman Centre for Real Estate Studies and the Real Estate Development Institute (REDI) and are delivered by Haskayne Executive Education.