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USE OF EDUCATIONAL MATERIAL AND CONTENT

By enrolling in and utilizing a course offered by ceASAP.com, students acknowledge and agree that ceASAP.com LTD cannot and will not be held accountable for how the course materials are applied in their professional activities. Students accept full responsibility for their decisions, actions, and outcomes arising from their use or reliance on the course content. ceASAP.com expressly disclaims all liability for any claims, damages, or losses that may result from the interpretation, application, or misapplication of the educational materials provided.

 

Students have the sole responsibility to ensure that their real estate practices comply fully with all applicable laws, standards, and ethical guidelines relevant to their jurisdiction and professional role. The educational content provided by ceASAP.com is intended solely for informational and supplementary purposes. It is not designed to replace, substitute, or override the essential supervision, guidance, or advice of a student’s Broker of Record, supervisors, mentors, coaches, or any other professional authority responsible for overseeing their real estate license or professional development. Students are strongly encouraged to rely on the expertise and direction of these authoritative figures in all matters related to their real estate practice and licensing requirements.

 

Additionally, the information presented in ceASAP.com course does not constitute legal advice, nor should it be interpreted as a substitute for seeking professional legal counsel. Real estate laws, regulations, and practices can vary widely between states. Students are advised to consult with their state’s governing authority or qualified attorney to address any specific legal or compliance-related questions.

GENERAL RELEASE

Student acknowledges that training courses may require hands-on training both inside and outside of Student’s training center. This training may involve activities that contain a risk of injury. Non-exclusive examples of such activities include roof inspections and electrical inspections. Students must determine their own comfort level in terms of activities performed, and not participate in activities with which the student is uncomfortable or physically unable to perform. Student assumes all risk of injury.


By participating in an activity, Student, for his or her heirs, executors, administrators, successors and assigns, does release, acquit and forever discharge ceASAP.com LTD and its shareholders, directors, officers, employees, agents, successors, assigns, and affiliates from any and all claims, actions, causes of actions, demands, rights, damages, costs, expenses and compensation whatsoever Student may have on account of or in any way resulting from any and all accidents, injuries and damages that occur during training and the consequences thereof of any kind.


Student further declares and represents that no promise, inducement or agreement not herein expressed has been made to the Student. This Release contains the entire agreement between the parties, and that the terms of this Release are contractual, not a mere recital.

INCLUSIVE PARTICIPATION POLICY

No individual shall be denied enrollment, participation, or the opportunity to purchase based on race, color, religion, sex, gender identity or expression, national origin, disability, marital status, sexual orientation, military or veteran status, or any other characteristic protected under applicable federal, state, or local law.

LICENSE AND CONTACT INFORMATION

The student is solely responsible for providing ceASAP.com with accurate and complete licensing information, including but not limited to the correct license number(s), legal name, applicable licensing dates, contact information, and any other details required by the licensing authority. ceASAP.com shall not be held liable for any disciplinary actions, penalties, late reporting, reinstatement fees, or changes to the licensee’s status resulting from incorrect or incomplete information provided by the student. The student assumes full responsibility for ensuring the accuracy of the information submitted.

LICENSE RENEWAL REQUIREMENTS

Educational requirements vary by state and license type. It is the sole responsibility of the student to verify and ensure that they meet the specific educational requirements applicable to their individual circumstances. ceASAP.com does not guarantee that completed courses meet the requirements for any specific license renewal. Students are responsible for confirming that the courses they complete comply with the licensing requirements for their particular situation. Please check with your state licensing agency for more information.

For more details and license renewal requirements, please visit https://red.nv.gov/Content/Licensing/Main/

COURSE APPROVALS AND TERMINATION

ceASAP.com offers both state approved continuing education courses for credit, as well as non-credited courses. All state-approved education opportunities offered by ceASAP.com are subject to applicable renewal requirements. Students are strongly encouraged to complete any purchased courses in a timely manner to ensure the course remains approved by the applicable state. If a course expires or is terminated by ceASAP.com, it is the student’s responsibility to complete the course within the required time frame.

 

If ceASAP.com terminates a course in which a student is enrolled, efforts will be made to notify the student prior to termination. However, if the student does not complete the registered course or fails to respond to these communications before the course is terminated, ceASAP.com assumes no liability, and no refunds or substitutions will be provided.

STATE AND REGULATORY REQUIREMENTS

STATE SPECIFIC REGULATIONS

Users are solely responsible for complying with all applicable state laws and regulations regarding the renewal of their state-issued real estate license and the practice of real estate. ceASAP.com does not assume any liability for the accuracy or completeness of the information provided herein, and strongly advises all users to independently verify all information. State and local regulations are subject to change, and it is the user’s responsibility to stay informed of such changes before obtaining or renewing a license.

All continuing education courses are designed and approved to meet the stated instructional hours in full compliance with Nevada state regulations and applicable legal requirements. Pursuant to NAC 645.443 (1)(c), “the course must be designed so that the time required for a student of average ability to complete the course is within the number of hours for which the course is approved, and the sponsor of the course shall utilize a system which ensures that students have actually performed all tasks designed to ensure participation and mastery of the subject matter of the course by the students.” Participants are highly encouraged to carefully review and fully comprehend all course materials before attempting the final examination.

In accordance with Nevada Real Estate Division policies, licensees (students) can take a MAXIMUM of four (4) asynchronous (self-paced internet) continuing education courses within a single calendar day based on Pacific Standard Time from any NRED approved continuing education provider. 

Licensees are allowed to complete a maximum, equal to half of their total continuing education required hours of asynchronous (self-paced internet) continuing education during their current renewal period.

Licensees must complete a minimum, equal to half of their total continuing education required hours of synchronous (Live/Classroom/Streaming) continuing education during their current renewal period.

COURSE DELIVERY METHODS

Courses are offered through various delivery methods to accommodate different learning styles. Asynchronous learning provides the ultimate flexibility, allowing students to access course materials 24/7 and progress at their own pace throughout the year. On the other hand, synchronous (live online) learning involves scheduled sessions where students must attend at specific times, either virtually, in person, or through a hybrid format. For those seeking a blend of both, Flexible Learning combines live online instruction with self-paced study, empowering students to choose between attending live sessions, working independently, or mixing the two to suit their needs.

COURSE PROGRESS, ATTENDANCE, EXAM, AND COMPLETION POLICIES

Course progress, attendance, and completion requirements vary by state and must be adhered to in accordance with applicable regulations. Compliance with these requirements is mandatory to successfully complete the course and obtain approval for licensure or renewal.

Synchronous (Classroom/Live Streamed) Education Courses

To maintain a professional and productive learning environment, all students attending classroom or live-streamed courses must adhere to the following guidelines:

Before enrolling in any course, students must thoroughly review, understand, and agree to the terms, conditions, policies, and guidelines set forth by ceASAP.com.

Students must keep their cameras on throughout the entire class session, unless explicitly permitted otherwise by the instructor. Cameras may only be turned off during designated breaks or with prior approval in exceptional circumstances, as determined by the instructor.

Students are responsible for ensuring that their devices, internet connection, and any required software are functioning properly before the class begins. Technical issues should be addressed ahead of time to avoid interruptions.

Students must fully engage in all live-streamed sessions. This includes responding to instructor inquiries, actively participating in discussions, and adhering to the same professional standards expected in an in-person classroom setting.

Students are expected to maintain proper classroom etiquette during the session, as if they were a live in-person setting. This includes; 

 

  • Dress appropriately, presenting yourself professionally as if attending an in-person class. This reflects respect for the instructor and other participants, and sets the tone for an effective learning environment. Avoid distracting activities, such as using other devices, checking emails, or multitasking during the session, as these can impact your focus and engagement.
  • Ensure you are in a quiet, well-lit, and non-distracting environment to help minimize disruptions for both yourself and others. Silence notifications and let those around you know you’re attending a professional class to avoid interruptions.
  • Remain stationary during the class. Participating while driving or transitioning between locations is prohibited, as it diminishes the quality of your learning experience and may be unsafe or unprofessional.
  • Maintain respectful communication during the session. All students must demonstrate respect for the instructor and fellow participants by listening attentively, using polite language, and avoiding interruptions.
  • Be on time and stay until the session ends to respect the instructor’s effort and the time of your fellow attendees.
  • Follow any additional guidelines shared by ceASAP.com and the instructor, such as participation expectations or submission of assignments, as these ensure smooth and professional course delivery.
  • No student shall be treated unfairly or disrespected during a live classroom session based on race, color, religion, sex, gender identity or expression, national origin, disability, marital status, sexual orientation, military or veteran status, or any other characteristic protected by applicable laws. All students are expected to show respect and foster an inclusive environment for everyone.

 

Failure to comply with this policy may result in removal from the course or other disciplinary actions as outlined by the education provider. By enrolling in a live-streamed course, students agree to uphold these standards to create a positive and effective learning environment for all.

Additional State Live/Classroom/Streaming Requirements

In accordance with the provisions of NAC 645.4438, a licensee must direct their attention to the instruction being provided and refrain from engaging in activities:

  • Unrelated to the instruction.
  • Which are distracting to other students or the instructor.
  • Which otherwise disrupt the orderly conduct of a class.

Licensees participating in a live-streamed course for credit must also meet the following requirements:

  • Are encouraged to review the education provider’s terms and conditions prior to registering for a course, and to follow these rules to ensure they are not denied credit.
  • Must always display their cameras while the class is in session, excluding breaks predetermined by the timed outline.
  • Must participate and respond when asked to by the instructor.
  • Are expected to conduct themselves as they would in an in-person classroom setting.
  • Must be appropriately dressed for a classroom setting and refrain from engaging in any activity that would distract the instructor or their fellow attendees (i.e., using
  • electronic devices unrelated to the instruction being provided, driving/riding in a vehicle, cooking, cleaning, etc.).

Additional Information: NRED Informational Bulletin 38

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Asynchronous (self-paced internet) continuing education courses

To receive credit hours for a course, students must comply with the regulations and policies set forth by the applicable licensing authority. These regulations and policies are subject to change at any time, and it is the sole responsibility of the student to remain informed and adhere to any updates. ceASAP.com is not obligated to notify students of regulatory changes.

Students must complete 100% of the course content, including all lessons, modules, and supplementary materials. Additionally, students must demonstrate their understanding of the material by passing all quizzes, assignments, and, if required by regulatory authorities, a final exam with a minimum passing score as stipulated by the course provider or licensing entity.

To ensure compliance, course progress is tracked in real-time. Students must proceed through the course in its entirety, as skipping content or modules is not permitted. Partial completion will result in ineligibility to earn credit hours or receive a certificate of completion.

Pursuant to NAC 645.455(3)(c)(1), licensees must “prove their identity before the student is allowed to take any examination.” To ensure compliance, ceASAP.com implements Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA) to verify the student’s identity prior to the administration of the course final examination. Only upon successful authentication of the student’s identity will access to the final examination be granted.

Pursuant to NRS 645.433(1)(h), “licensees must present a signed statement by the student certifying that he or she personally completed all course work”. In addition to each student utilizing a unique username and password to access their profile and course materials, at the conclusion of the course, students are required to complete a digital signature to confirm their identity. Student accounts are strictly non-transferable and may not be shared under any circumstances.

Pursuant to NAC 645.455(3)(c)(1), licensees must successfully complete a final examination of at least ten (10) questions, achieving a passing score of at least seventy-five percent (75%). Licensees shall be permitted multiple attempts to achieve the required passing score, and must be completed prior to course expiration. 

Students must adhere to strict standards of academic integrity when completing the course. Any attempt to falsify progress, share exam answers, or engage in unethical behavior will result in immediate disqualification and forfeiture of credit hours.

EXAMINATIONS

Final examinations are administered at the conclusion of each course, with the number of questions determined by the course’s scope and content. Students may retake the final examination as necessary to achieve a passing score and demonstrate proficiency in the material, except where jurisdictional laws or program-specific regulations impose restrictions. Students are advised to review the “State Specific Section” for detailed information on the permitted number of exam attempts, required passing criteria, and applicable proctoring requirements.

COURSE REPORTING

If course completion is required to be reported to a regulatory agency, ceASAP will ensure full compliance with all applicable state regulations. Our team meticulously processes and submits all required documentation in accordance with state-mandated guidelines, ensuring accuracy, timeliness, and compliance to legal standards. 

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