Ready to run your own office or lead a team? New Jersey requires 150 hours of broker education before the broker exam. Ocean School of Real Estate teaches all 150 hours live on Zoom. You learn with an instructor in real time, not from recorded videos. Since 1979, we have helped New Jersey agents take the next step.
150 Hour Broker Program Via Zoom: $1000
Includes All Materials
Call 732-477-8772 for upcoming Course Start Dates
90 Hour;
Basic Broker
$500 (includes book)
30 Hour;
Ethics
$250 (includes book)
30 Hour;
Management / Agency
$250 (includes book)
Each course is priced separately and includes its book.
Who Can Enroll
The broker course is built for licensed New Jersey salespersons. A broker license requires three years of full-time salesperson experience. You must also finish all three courses, which total 150 hours. For every step, read our guide on how to get a broker license in NJ.
Live Classes on a Set Schedule
Every session meets on Zoom at a scheduled time. Your instructor walks through real transactions and answers questions as they come up. Call (732) 477-8772 for current days and times.
Learn From Working Professionals
Ocean School is directed by an attorney, and our state-approved instructors bring real estate, legal and appraisal experience to every class. Meet the team on our instructors page.
Broker Course FAQs
The broker program totals 150 hours. It includes the 90-hour Basic Broker course, the 30-hour Ethics course and the 30-hour Management/Agency course.
All three courses cost $1,000 together, including materials. Individually, Basic Broker is $500, and Ethics and Management/Agency are $250 each.
Yes. Every class is taught live on Zoom by an instructor. Nothing is pre-recorded, so you can ask questions as you go.
The course is built for licensed New Jersey salespersons. A broker license also requires three years of full-time salesperson experience.
Call (732) 477-8772, Monday through Friday, 8am to 5pm. Start dates depend on enrollment.
Ready for the Next Step?
Call (732) 477-8772 for upcoming start dates, or enroll online. Still weighing the two licenses? Read our guide to agent vs. broker in New Jersey.