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RECO sets educational requirements for real estate agents, providing them with the knowledge required to remain compliant with the law while serving consumers.

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About real estate education in Ontario

Real estate is a regulated profession in Ontario, so all real estate agents must be registered with the Real Estate Council of Ontario (RECO). RECO sets educational requirements that are a condition of registration.

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