Hawaii Real Estate License School Reviews

We’re not just a school—we’re a career launch platform.

• High-value, instructor-led education (not just slides or videos)

• In-person support with additional time for questions and clarification

• Proven exam strategies—not memorization, but true understanding

• Structured materials: vocabulary, practice exams, and study guides

• Flexible learning options to fit your schedule

• Optional 1-on-1 tutoring for personalized support

• Guidance beyond the exam—into your real estate career

👉 Our goal is simple: help you pass and succeed in the real world

To become a licensed real estate salesperson in Hawaii, you must:

• Be at least 18 years old

• Have a high school diploma or equivalent

• Complete a 60-hour pre-licensing course from an approved school

• Pass the Hawaii Real Estate Salesperson Exam

• Submit a license application through the
  Hawaii Department of Commerce and Consumer Affairs

• Be associated with a licensed principal broker

All State Requirements

🏫 Classroom (In-Person)

• Live instruction with real-time interaction

• Learn alongside other students

• Immediate Q&A and deeper explanations

• Structured schedule for accountability

🌐 Online (Self-Paced)

• Study anytime, anywhere

• Move at your own pace

• Ideal for busy schedules

• Includes guided materials and exam prep tools

👉 Both options prepare you for the same licensing exam

Absolutely.

• Email support

• Phone consultations

• Direct messaging access

• Optional tutoring sessions

👉 You’re never learning alone—we’re here to support you

Once you pass:

• Choose a brokerage to work under

• Your employing broker will guide you through the next steps

• Submit your license application to the DCCA

• Complete required documentation and fees

👉 We can help guide you through this process

In Hawaii, you can:

• Place your license in an inactive status

• This means you are licensed but not practicing

• You can activate later by joining a brokerage

👉 This gives you flexibility if timing isn’t right

Yes—we’ve got you covered.

• Targeted exam prep programs (reduced fee for students)

• National + Hawaii-specific practice questions

• Video explanations of key concepts

• Vocabulary drills and flashcards

• Test-taking strategies and “exam traps”

👉 Designed to help you pass with confidence

Exams are scheduled through:
👉 PSI Services

Steps:

• Create an account on PSI

• Select Hawaii Real Estate Exam

• Choose your test date and location

• Pay the exam fee

• Bring required identification on exam day

To qualify for a broker’s license, you must:

• Have at least 3 years of active experience as a licensed salesperson

• Meet transaction or experience requirements

• Complete the required broker education

• Pass the broker licensing exam

👉 This is the next level of your real estate career

• Your initial license expires on December 31 of your license year

• No CE required for your first renewal

• After that:

  • Complete Continuing Education (CE) requirements every renewal cycle

  • Includes:

    • Core (mandatory topics)

    • Electives

👉 We offer flexible CE courses to keep you compliant

• Yes—many agents start part-time

• Flexible schedule depending on your goals

• Vocabulary guides

• Practice exams

• Exam prep videos

• Worksheets and e-books

• Two portions:

• National

• Hawaii-specific

• Requires preparation and strategy
  👉 We train you specifically for both sections

• 📞 Call us (808) 594-3511

• 📧 Email us: realestate@hrels.school

• 💬 Schedule a consultation

• 👉 Let’s get you licensed and started the right way