About Us

Hawaii Real Estate License School is a real estate school registered with the State of Hawaiʻi to provide approved real estate education in accordance with Hawaiʻi Revised Statutes Chapter 467 and applicable Hawaiʻi Administrative Rules.

The school offers state-registered pre-licensing education for real estate salesperson candidates, as well as continuing education programs and licensing examination preparation for real estate licensees and applicants.

Educational Programs

Hawaii Real Estate License School provides the following instructional offerings:

State-Registered Pre-Licensing Real Estate Salesperson Course (60 Hours)
Continuing Education (CE) Seminars for licensed real estate professionals

Courses may be offered through the following delivery formats, as approved and applicable:

In-person classroom instruction
Live online instruction
Self-study online course (anticipated / coming soon, subject to approval)

All courses are conducted in compliance with State of Hawaiʻi registration requirements and applicable instructional standards.

Educational Purpose

The school’s instructional purpose is to provide students with:

A foundational understanding of real estate principles, practices, and laws
Practical education intended to support lawful and ethical real estate practice following licensure

Completion of coursework does not guarantee passage of the licensing examination or licensure, which remain subject to the requirements of the Hawaiʻi Real Estate Commission and the PSI examination provider.

Mission Statement

To provide practical, ethical, and accessible real estate education that supports licensure, continuing education, and professional growth in Hawaii.

Vision Statement

Our vision is to become a well-known educational institution that supports lifelong learning and contributes positively to the strength, integrity, and future of Hawaii’s real estate profession.

Locations

Administrative / Office Address:
1164 Bishop Street #937, Honolulu, Hawaiʻi 96813
In-Person Pre-Licensing Course Location:
1311 Kapiolani Blvd. #104, Honolulu, Hawai'i 96814

Your 3-Step Path to a Hawaiʻi Real Estate License

1. Complete Pre-Licensing Education
✔ 60-hour State-Registered Salesperson Course
✔ In-person instruction over ~8 weeks
✔ Pass in-class exams with 70% or higher

2. Pass the PSI Licensing Exam
✔ Schedule through psiexams.com
✔ Pass both national & state portions
✔ 70% passing score required
✔ Must pass within 2 years of course completion

3. Apply for Your License
✔ Apply with DCCA
✔ Affiliate with a licensed brokerage
✔ Begin your real estate career

Path to Hawaiʻi Real Estate Licensure

Hawaii Real Estate License School is a real estate school registered with the State of Hawaiʻi and authorized to provide pre-licensing education for real estate salesperson applicants in accordance with Hawaiʻi Revised Statutes Chapter 467 and applicable Hawaiʻi Administrative Rules.

The school offers instruction intended to prepare students for the national (uniform) and state portions of the Hawaiʻi real estate licensing examination. Completion of the course does not guarantee passage of any examination or issuance of a real estate license.

Step 1: Complete the State-Registered Pre-Licensing Course

Applicants for a real estate salesperson license must successfully complete a 60-hour State-Registered Pre-Licensing Real Estate Salesperson Course through an approved real estate school.

Course Format and Duration

In-person classroom instruction
Minimum of 60 instructional hours
Conducted over approximately 8 weeks
Includes required instructional content and examinations
Includes approximately 4 hours of in-class examinations
Includes introductory career-path and professional practice instruction

Tuition and Fees (In-Person Course)

Tuition: $219
Course Materials: $50

Fees are subject to school policies and published refund terms.

In-Class Examination Requirements

Upon successful completion of the pre-licensing course, students must take the Hawaiʻi Real Estate Salesperson Licensing Examination administered by PSI.

Examination scheduling is completed directly through psiexams.com
Students have two (2) years from the date of issuance of the course completion certificate to pass the PSI examination
Both the national (uniform) and state portions require a minimum passing score of 70%

Failure to pass the PSI examination within the required time period may require re-completion of pre-licensing education.

Step 3: Apply for Licensure with the State of Hawaiʻi