16CE Credit
Price:
ORRA REALTOR® Members: $259
Non ORRA REALTOR® Members: $274
*Completion of both modules awards attendees with 16CE credits**
Set yourself apart from the competition! The GRI program is designed to enhance your knowledge of real estate marketing. Completion of the GRI 100, 200, and 300 series (seven 2-day modules) will earn you one of the industry's most respected professional designations - Graduate REALTOR® Institute.
GRI 301: Appraising/Exchanging & Property Management & Common Ownership
Monday and Tuesday, June 12-13, 2023
8:00am - 6:00pm
Exam: June 13, 2023
GRI 302: Broker Management/Land, Environment, & Private Property Rights & International Real Estate/Single & Family Residential Construction
Thursday and Friday, June 15-16, 2023
8:00am - 6:00pm
Exam: June 16, 2023
Instructors: Kim Bell, Cynthia Egeli, Steven David, Zola Szerencses, and Linda Olson
ATTENDANCE POLICY
1. The attendee must attend the GRI modules in their entirety and may not miss more that 75 minutes of classroom instruction time in each of these 2-day modules. Time is not cumulative- it is strictly enforced for each 2-day module. No exceptions. Please allow adequate commute time.
2. Check in with ORRA staff and sign morning and afternoon attendance sheets.
3. Electronic note-taking is permitted on silent devices, only. Cell phone use is permitted during designated breaks.
ACCESSABILITY
ORRA will make every effort to ensure that onsite programs are accessible to all. Call 407-513-7268 to provide advance notice to staff regrading need of assistance.
Completion of the GRI-300 series provides 30-hours Broker Post-Licensing (BPL) credits or 16 hours of CE Specialty Credit. To receive course credit, continuous attendance is mandatory for all GRI modules. GRI modules may be taken in any order and all seven 2-day modules must be completed within 5 years to receive the GRI designation. A 50-question exam at the end of each 2-day module will be administered and requires a 75% passing grade to receive applicable Post-licensing and GRI credit; passing grade not required for continuing education credit.