1). Applicant must be 18 years of age
2). Be a resident of the state of Wisconsin
3). Be under the supervision of a licensed resident broker.
4). Complete required education.
Applicant must hold a high school degree OR pass a preliminary examination covering general knowledge which shall include a knowledge and ability to read and write the English language, a knowledge of arithmetic, and general knowledge of the terminology used in the real estate business and a thorough knowledge of the rules governing apprentices.
Hours : An apprentice shall spend a minimum of 20 hours work each week; the 20 hours to be spent in no less than 3 days each week, performing apprenticeship duties.
Further Education : A minimum of 6 hours of the 20-hour work week shall be spent pursuing a course of study of real estate laws, regulations and procedures. Enrollment in a real estate course at a school recognized by the department shall meet the requirement of a course of study for a maximum of 4 hours per week.
For a more detailed description of the requirements pertaining to apprentices, see Chapter RL 22, Wis. Admin. Code.
6). Submit application for apprentice salesperson and contract signed by supervising broker and applicant.
7). Pass exam, if required.
Common Denial Reason:
Failure to pass exam. Training schedule or contract with broker not in accordance with administrative rules.
Convictions of crimes or pending charges may be grounds for denial of license if the circumstances of the conviction or charge are substantially related to professional practice.
