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The Continuing Education department offers REALTORS® the opportunity to complete 4-hour NC Real Estate Commission approved continuing education courses in the classroom. The North Carolina educational year is from July 1- June 10. The annual General Update course and the annual Broker-in-Charge Update (BICUP) are the only two courses that must be taken in the classroom.
The current Ethics requirement period began January 1, 2017, and ends December 31, 2018. Failure to fulfill this requirement by December 31, 2018, will result in automatic suspension of your Cape Fear REALTORS® membership and MLS services. WANT TO KNOW THE FASTEST WAY TO FIND OUT IF YOU HAVE TAKEN YOUR ETHICS TRAINING? CLICK HERE!
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GRI CLASS Coming This September
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Below is a list of all available Ethics, Elective, and Update courses currently available. Click the links to register!
New Class Schedule Coming August 2017
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Sept 29th: Balancing Business Risk & Ethics w/ Patrice Willets
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Association Leads Training of Federal, State and Local Leaders on Beach Protection
CAROLINA BEACH, NC—“It’s going to take all of us working together to solve this problem,” said Senator Michael Lee as he welcomed leaders from the region at Beaches 101, a course provided by the Association to educate leaders on the science behind and reasons for beach re-nourishment. Dr. Nicole Elko provide the training to an audience that included Congressman David Rouzer, Representative Ted Davis, Jr., Representative Elect Holly Grange, New Hanover County Commissioner Woody White, and Kure Beach Mayor Emilie Swearingen.
“This was a great course, and should be done throughout the state,” said North Topsail Manager Stuart Turille.
The program began with two hours of classroom instruction that included the following five subjects:
· How Beach & Inlets Work: A basic primer on coastal processes
· Erosion Management Spectrum: Options from retreat to armoring
· Beach Re-Nourishment: Sediment, dredges & environmental considerations
· Dunes, Retreat, Regulations, Sand Rights & Creative Funding Options
· Funding Options for Beach Re-Nourishment
This was followed by a joint presentation on the Association’s efforts to build a statewide coalition for state dedicated re-nourishment funding by Willo Kelly, Outer Banks Association of Realtors Government Affairs Director and Shane Johnson, Association COO. The effort has been dubbed the Coalition for NC Beaches.
“We’ve secured dozens of signatures from area leaders,” said Willo Kelly, “And we’ve just begun!”
“This is the first time the entire local delegation has uniformly agreed on anything for a long time,” said Lee.
The Association is planning to work with NCAR and the NC Homeowners Alliance to continue building momentum for the effort.
Media coverage was substantial including:
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StarNews: http://www.starnewsonline.com/article/20160330/NEWS/160339968/0/search
Port City Daily: http://portcitydaily.com/2016/03/31/realtors-lead-coalition-for-beach-nourishment-funding/
