Arizona 90-Hour Guided Real Estate Pre-License Course
Complete Click2CE's ADRE-approved 90-hour Salesperson course in 45 guided units. Available now as a standalone course for $249. The separate 6-hour Contract Writing course can also be purchased on its own.
Best value · Exam Ready Bundle — $319
Includes the 90-hour course, Arizona's required separate 6-hour Contract Writing course, and Arizona exam prep with adaptive practice and AI Tutor.
Arizona requires both the 90-hour Salesperson Pre-License Course and the separate 6-hour Contract Writing Course. Each can be purchased separately.
Quick Answer
What does Arizona require to get a real estate license?
Arizona requires a 90-hour ADRE-approved Salesperson pre-license course plus a separate 6-hour Contract Writing course — 96 hours total. You must complete both courses and obtain both certificates before applying for your Arizona salesperson license. Click2CE offers both courses online and self-paced under ADRE School S26-0002; you also pass the Pearson VUE state exam as part of the licensing process.
Last updated: June 30, 2026
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Licensed Broker in 40+ states, CDEI, ARELLO Certified — and the instructor who wrote this course.
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Exam Ready Bundle
The 90-hour course and 6-hour Contract Writing course, plus Arizona exam prep with adaptive practice and AI Tutor.
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Just $30 more than required education alone — adds full exam prep
- 90-hour ADRE pre-licensing course
- Required 6-hour Contract Writing course
- Arizona exam prep — adaptive practice + AI Tutor
- Two separate completion certificates
96-Hour Required Education Bundle
The 90-hour course plus Arizona’s separate required 6-hour Contract Writing course.
Save $9 vs. buying separately
- 90-hour ADRE pre-licensing course
- Required 6-hour Contract Writing course
- Two separate completion certificates
- Take the courses in any order
90-Hour Guided Course
The ADRE-approved 90-hour Arizona pre-licensing course, organized into 45 guided units.
- 90-hour ADRE-approved pre-licensing course
- 45 guided instructional units
- Separate proctored school final
6-Hour Contract Writing Course
Arizona’s mandatory separate Contract Writing course, available on its own.
- ADRE-required 6-hour Contract Writing course
- Its own completion certificate
- Buy on its own — no 90-hour purchase needed
Before you enroll, please read and accept:
ELECTRONIC SIGNATURE: BY TYPING YOUR FULL LEGAL NAME AND SELECTING THE ENROLLMENT AGREEMENT CHECKBOX BELOW, YOU INTEND TO SIGN THE ARIZONA PRE-LICENSE ENROLLMENT AGREEMENT ELECTRONICALLY.
ADRE-Required Disclosures (Summary)
COURSE APPROVAL: THIS COURSE IS APPROVED BY THE ARIZONA DEPARTMENT OF REAL ESTATE (ADRE) FOR PRE-LICENSE EDUCATION. ADRE APPROVAL DOES NOT CONSTITUTE AN ENDORSEMENT BY ADRE OF THE SCHOOL, ITS OWNER, OR ITS INSTRUCTORS. ADRE SCHOOL NO. S26-0002.
REFUND POLICY: ALL SALES ARE FINAL ONCE COURSE MATERIALS HAVE BEEN ACCESSED. IF YOU HAVE NOT ACCESSED YOUR COURSE, CONTACT US WITHIN 48 HOURS OF PURCHASE FOR A FULL REFUND.
LICENSE PRE-DETERMINATION: COMPLETION OF THIS COURSE DOES NOT GUARANTEE ISSUANCE OF AN ARIZONA REAL ESTATE LICENSE. ALL LICENSING DECISIONS ARE MADE INDEPENDENTLY BY ADRE.
JOB PLACEMENT: CLICK2CE DOES NOT GUARANTEE EMPLOYMENT OR PLACEMENT IN ANY REAL ESTATE POSITION UPON COURSE COMPLETION.
- 12-month access from your start date
- Mobile, tablet, and desktop friendly
- ADRE School #S26-0002
Inside the available 90-hour guided course
This ADRE-approved course covers Arizona's required 90 hours across 45 guided units. The separate 6-hour Contract Writing course is sold on its own.
90 hours of instruction
The current course is organized into 45 guided instructional units.
Guided assessments
Assessment requirements and current details are shown in the course player.
Proctored school final
Separate school final, 80% to pass. The school final offers three proctoring choices: an in-person proctored exam; a remote proctor selected by the student and pre-approved by Click2CE; or live remote proctoring through Click2CE’s ProctorShield partnership. The school final is separate from the Pearson VUE Arizona state licensing exam.
12-month course access
A full 12 months from your start date to finish all 90 hours and pass the school final.
Daily 10-hour cap built in
The player automatically enforces ADRE's 10-credit-hour-per-day distance-learning limit.
Certificate on completion
Certificates are made available after all course completion, seat-time, identity verification, assessment, and final-exam requirements are verified.
See inside the course
What a lesson looks like
The guided player combines instructional media, reading material, and comprehension checks.
Guided unit
Structured online instruction
Video + narration
Closed captions included
Reading material
ADRE statutes, plain-language summary
Knowledge checks
Current assessment requirements are shown in the course player
Seat time tracked automatically · resume where you left off on any device
45 guided units
For current unit titles, per-unit hours, and assessment details, refer to the course player.
Arizona Salesperson License Roadmap
Arizona requires both courses before you apply for a salesperson license. The 90-hour course and separate 6-hour Contract Writing course can each be purchased on their own. Here is what comes next. The fingerprint clearance card, the Pearson VUE state exam, and your ADRE application are separate steps handled directly with the state.
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Complete the 90-hour pre-licensing course
Finish all 90 hours and pass the proctored school final at 80%.
Sold here - 2
Complete the 6-hour Contract Writing course
Arizona requires this separate 6-hour course. It can be purchased on its own.
Sold here - 3
Prepare for the state exam
Arizona-specific adaptive practice and AI Tutor are included in the $319 Exam Ready Bundle and are also available separately through Arizona Exam Prep.
Included + available separately - 4
Pass the Arizona state exam
Sit for the Arizona salesperson exam administered by Pearson VUE. This is scheduled and paid directly with Pearson VUE.
Separate step - 5
Get a Fingerprint Clearance Card
Apply for an Arizona DPS Fingerprint Clearance Card. Handled directly with the state.
Separate step - 6
Submit your ADRE application
File your salesperson license application with the Arizona Department of Real Estate once both certificates are complete.
Separate step
The required 6-hour Contract Writing course
Arizona requires a separate 6-hour Contract Writing course before you can be licensed. It can be purchased on its own if you completed your 90 hours with another school.
Arizona requires both the 90-hour Salesperson Pre-License Course Certificate and the 6-hour Contract Writing Course Certificate before license application. Both courses can be purchased separately. Click2CE recommends completing the 90-hour course first, but both certificates must be completed before you submit your ADRE application.
- Writing and completing Arizona purchase contracts
- Required disclosures and addenda
- Common contract errors and how to avoid them
- Earnest money, contingencies, and timelines
- Counteroffers and amendments
- Its own ADRE completion certificate
Standalone price
$49
Already finished your 90 hours elsewhere? Buy the Contract Writing course on its own.
View plans →Course outlines
Both required courses, mapped to the ADRE-approved Arizona syllabus.
90-Hour Pre-Licensing Course — 45 guided unitsTap to view the canonical course structure.
Total: 90 credit hours across 45 guided instructional units, followed by a separate proctored school final. For current unit titles, per-unit hours, and assessment details, refer to the course player.
6-Hour Contract Writing Course — outline
Arizona's mandatory separate Contract Writing course.
- Arizona purchase contracts and required forms
- Disclosures, addenda, and amendments
- Earnest money, contingencies, and timelines
- Counteroffers and contract changes
- Common contract errors and how to avoid them
- Completing a clean, compliant transaction file
Total: 6 credit hours · ends with a completion assessment
Arizona Exam Prep — included in the $319 Exam Ready Bundle and also available separately
Your personal AI Tutor, on demand
Stuck on a concept? The AI Tutor explains Arizona-specific exam topics in plain language, gives you practice questions, and adjusts to where you are in the material — available 24/7 inside your dashboard.
- Arizona-specific content — not generic national prep
- Explains why each answer is right or wrong
- Covers agency, contracts, finance, property law, and AZ rules
- Unlimited questions — no tokens, no extra cost
Sample exchange
AI Tutor
In Arizona, a salesperson must work under a licensed broker and cannot operate independently. A broker can supervise salespersons, open a brokerage, and hold trust accounts.
Key exam point: a salesperson's license is held by their employing broker — if you leave that broker, your license becomes inactive immediately until a new broker activates it.
AI Tutor — Practice Question
A licensed Arizona salesperson resigns from their broker. Their license status immediately becomes:
- Active — salespersons keep their own license
- Inactive — until a new broker activates it ✓
- Cancelled — requires a new ADRE application
- Suspended — pending ADRE review
Final Exams and Certificates
Each required course is completed and certified separately. Here is how each one finishes.
90-Hour Course — proctored school final
- Separate proctored school final exam.
- 80% to pass. The school final offers three proctoring choices: an in-person proctored exam; a remote proctor selected by the student and pre-approved by Click2CE; or live remote proctoring through Click2CE’s ProctorShield partnership.
- The school final is distinct from the Pearson VUE Arizona state licensing exam.
How proctoring works — step by step
- 1Complete all 90 hours — finish the guided units and required assessments. The school final unlocks after seat-time and assessment requirements are met.
- 2Select your proctoring option — once the final unlocks, follow the learner dashboard instructions for your selected option. The school final offers three proctoring choices: an in-person proctored exam; a remote proctor selected by the student and pre-approved by Click2CE; or live remote proctoring through Click2CE’s ProctorShield partnership.
- 3Follow your session instructions — for an in-person session, bring government-issued photo ID (driver's license or passport); no notes, phone, or calculator are allowed, and scratch paper is provided. For remote sessions, follow the instructions for your selected proctoring option.
- 4The proctor unlocks your school final — follow the current instructions presented for your scheduled session.
- 5Results and certificate — pass at 80% and complete all verification requirements before certificate release. Current retake terms appear in your dashboard.
Questions about scheduling? Contact us — our team responds within one business day.
6-Hour Contract Writing — completion requirement
- Complete all 6 credit hours of instruction with seat-time tracked.
- Finish the course assessment to satisfy the completion requirement.
- This course is not the proctored school final — it is a separate required course.
Certificates are made available after all course completion, seat-time, identity verification, assessment, and final-exam requirements are verified. Each course issues its own ADRE completion certificate, and both are required before you submit your ADRE application.
Before you start — check your tech setup
The course runs in a modern desktop browser with a working speaker or headphones for audio narration. These technology requirements apply to the online, self-paced instruction. The school final is separate and offers in-person and remote proctoring choices; follow the requirements for your selected option. Confirm your device meets the minimum course requirements before enrolling so you can access the coursework.
- · Chrome, Edge, Firefox, or Safari (current version)
- · Stable broadband ≥ 5 Mbps
- · Working speakers or headphones
- · Cookies and JavaScript enabled
Built by Arizona real estate professionals
Jennifer Williams
Designated School Director · ADRE-approved instructor
Jennifer leads Click2CE's curriculum team and authored the Arizona pre-license course in partnership with active Phoenix-area brokers and Arizona contract law attorneys. The course is updated continuously to track ADRE rule changes and recent commission disciplinary trends so students don't learn outdated material.
Student outcomes
We track completion rates, school-final pass rates, and state-exam outcomes for every Arizona pre-license student. Pass-rate data will be published here once our first cohort of students completes the program.
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Course completion rate
First cohort in progress
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School final first-attempt pass rate
Reported after 30 completions
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Pearson VUE state exam pass rate
Reported after 30 completions
Frequently asked questions
Is this course approved by the Arizona Department of Real Estate?
Yes. Click2CE is approved as an ADRE Real Estate School (S26-0002), and this 90-hour Salesperson Pre-Licensing Course is fully ADRE-approved. The specific ADRE course approval number is printed on your Course Completion Certificate.
Can I take the Arizona 90-hour course online and complete its school final remotely if I live outside Arizona?
Yes. The 90-hour course is online and available to students outside Arizona. For the separate school final, choose in-person proctoring, a remote proctor you select and Click2CE pre-approves, or live remote proctoring through Click2CE’s ProctorShield partnership. Remote proctoring is subject to course seat-time, final-exam eligibility, and Click2CE scheduling requirements; it requires a lockdown browser and applicable proctor responsibilities. Compliant remote students may use their own devices; students at physical proctoring facilities use facility devices. The school final is separate from the Pearson VUE Arizona state licensing exam. The Pearson VUE state exam must be scheduled separately.
How long do I have to finish?
You have 12 months from the day you start the course to complete all 90 hours and pass the proctored school final.
What happens if I fail the final exam?
School-final attempt and retake terms are shown in the student dashboard and applicable checkout terms.
Do I still need to take the state exam?
Yes. After completing this course you must pass the Arizona state real estate exam administered by Pearson VUE in order to apply for your Salesperson license.
How is daily study time handled?
Per ADRE rules, no more than 10 credit hours of distance learning may be applied per calendar day. Our player tracks this automatically.
Will I receive a certificate of completion?
Yes. Certificates are made available after all course completion, seat-time, identity verification, assessment, and final-exam requirements are verified. Once verified, your ADRE Course Completion Certificate is available on your dashboard.
ADRE compliance details
- School
- Click2CE LLC
- School Approval Number
- S26-0002
- Total Credit Hours
- 90
- Delivery Method
- Distance Learning (Online)
- School Final
- The school final offers three proctoring choices: an in-person proctored exam; a remote proctor selected by the student and pre-approved by Click2CE; or live remote proctoring through Click2CE’s ProctorShield partnership. Remote proctoring must follow applicable proctor responsibilities and guidelines. Under those conditions, remote students may use their own devices; students at a physical proctoring facility use facility devices. ADRE’s June 24, 2026 response (Message ID 935299) confirms compliant online proctoring is allowed for distance-learning school finals delivered in a lockdown browser; it does not name or certify ProctorShield. The school final is separate from the Pearson VUE Arizona state licensing exam.
ADRE / Regulator information
If you are reviewing this course on behalf of the Arizona Department of Real Estate, please use the credentials provided in the course application to sign in. For any questions or to coordinate review access, contact jennifer@click2ce.com.
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Ready to start your Arizona real estate career?
Enroll today, study at your pace, and sit for your state exam with confidence.
What comes after you pass?
Once you pass the Pearson VUE state exam and submit your ADRE application, you must affiliate with a licensed Arizona broker before your license is active. Here is what to plan for.
Choose your brokerage
Compare independent firms, franchises (Keller Williams, RE/MAX, Coldwell Banker, Realty ONE Group), and boutique brokerages. Ask about commission splits, mentorship, leads, desk fees, and E&O insurance coverage.
Interview before you pass
Many brokerages recruit students while they are still in school. Start conversations with 3–5 brokerages before your state exam — you can sign a brokerage agreement the day your ADRE license is issued.
Brokerage referral network
Click2CE is building a direct referral program connecting graduating students with Arizona brokerages that are actively hiring. Join the waitlist to be notified when it launches.
Questions about your next steps? Contact Jennifer's team — we respond within one business day.