Florida 63-Hour Sales Associate Pre-Licensing Course
Learn in person with a live instructor at our New Tampa classroom.
18101 Highwoods Preserve Parkway, Suite 220 (2nd Floor), Tampa, FL 33647
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Saturdays & Sundays for 3 Weekends
8:00 AM – 6:00 PM
Enroll in a 63-Hour Pre-Licensing Course Today
Take your Florida 63-hour sales associate pre-licensing course in person at TSRE's New Tampa classroom. Compare upcoming class dates, meeting times, full tuition and eligible deposit options, then choose your schedule.
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Complete your FREC-required pre-licensing course anytime with recorded instruction and a textbook included.
Florida Real Estate Commission
✓ At least 18 years old
✓ High school diploma or equivalent
✓ U.S. Social Security number
✓ Fulfill Florida licensing requirements
✓ Florida residency is not required
Get more answers now—connect with an advisor at (813) 333-2676.
The New Tampa classroom is located near Bruce B. Downs Blvd and serves students from Wesley Chapel, Lutz, Land O’ Lakes, Tampa Palms, Wiregrass, Pebble Creek, Meadow Pointe, Zephyrhills, and across Pasco County.
Yes! We offer in-person classes in New Tampa for students who prefer a classroom setting with live instruction and interaction.
Evening and weekend pre-licensing classes are offered on selected dates. Use the schedule filters above to see currently available start dates and meeting times.
Our accelerated daytime schedule lets you complete the 63-hour Florida sales associate pre-licensing course in as little as one week. Two-week daytime and selected evening or weekend schedules are also listed above. Completing the course is one step toward your license; additional licensing requirements and the state exam still apply.
Our New Tampa campus is just minutes from Wesley Chapel and is a DBPR-approved provider of Florida real estate licensing education.
Visit our New Tampa course page to view upcoming class dates, pricing, and registration options online or in person.
The course includes a physical textbook or digital materials, instructor support, a class final exam, and guidance on scheduling your state exam.
