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December 01, 2020

Brokers: 3 Types of Non-CE Training that Can Benefit Your Agents and Your Business

Giving agents access to quality training resources can boost your firm’s retention, culture, and profitability. But continuing education courses are not the only option to keep your agents engaged and informed.

Access to Real Estate Coaches

For new agents and agents looking to achieve greater success, knowing when to seek a coach or how to compare their services and costs may be daunting. Keeping a roster of well-regarded coaches can make it easier for agents to access support. And if you know coaches whose philosophy meshes well with your business model, offering to defray some of the coaching cost might benefit the brokerage as well as the agent.

Vetted YouTube Channels

The thought of agents searching YouTube for answers to real estate questions might scare you, but title companies, real estate attorneys, and other brokerages publish quality training videos. If you find channels regularly producing useful content, they can be an ongoing resource for agents.

Local, State, and National REALTOR® Resources

As a REALTOR®, you have access to webinars, tools, and training resources from all levels of the organization. Check the event schedule of your local association for trainings tailored to your market. Texas REALTORS® offers regular legal and specialty webinars from respected experts at hwanfei.com/webinars. REALTOR® Magazine has a deep archive of webinars at magazine.realtor/webinars. And NAR is providing even more educational resources currently through its Right Tools, Right Now program at nar.realtor/right-tools-right-now. Make sure your agents know these resources are available to them, too, through their membership.

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