What the Course Entails and Exam Details

The Salesperson Annual Education (SAE) requirement in Texas mandates that all newly licensed agents complete a total of 98 qualifying educational hours before their first license renewal.

Champions School of Real Estate offers a structured curriculum to meet this requirement, which typically consists of three major 30-hour core qualifying courses, along with the required 8 hours of Legal Update I and II.

The core 30-hour courses often include topics such as Real Estate Brokerage (which the Champions Brokerage SAE Practice Exam directly supports), Law of Agency, or specific contract management modules.

Each 30-hour qualifying course culminates in a rigorous, TREC-approved qualifying education exam that tests your comprehensive knowledge of that specific subject matter.

This practice exam is your primary tool to simulate the experience and content of these vital end-of-course assessments.

 What to Expect in the Final Exam

When you sit for a qualifying course exam at Champions, you can expect a comprehensive, multiple-choice assessment.

The exam for a standard 30-hour qualifying course typically contains approximately 60 questions, all focused on the curriculum provided in your Champions coursebook.

To pass each exam and earn your qualifying hours, you must achieve a score of 70% or higher.

The time limit for these exams is usually set at two hours, which demands both knowledge and efficient time management.

All TREC-approved qualifying education exams are closed-book and require a proctor, whether you complete them in person or online.

 How to Study and Exam Centers

Preparation is the absolute key to succeeding on your SAE exams.

Your most valuable study resource is the proprietary Champions School of Real Estate coursebook for each specific subject.

Read it thoroughly, highlight key terms, and utilize the quizzes at the end of each chapter.

Once you feel confident with the material, use the "Champions Brokerage SAE Practice Exam" and other course-specific practice tools to identify knowledge gaps.

We recommend creating digital or physical flashcards for complex real estate concepts, definitions, and mathematical formulas.

Regarding exam logistics, Champions offers two primary, TREC-approved methods for taking your proctored qualifying exams.

First, you may visit any of Champions' physical campus locations throughout Texas, including Houston, Dallas, San Antonio, and Austin, to take your exam in a traditional, proctored testing center environment.

Alternatively, Champions provides an approved online proctoring solution, allowing you to complete your exam securely from your own computer using a webcam and microphone system.

 Job Opportunities from the Course

Successfully completing your SAE requirements and passing all associated exams does not unlock a new job title; rather, it secures your existing career path as a licensed professional.

This essential education ensures you maintain your active Texas Real Estate Sales Agent license, which is a requirement for all following professional roles:

• Real Estate Sales Agent
• Realtor® (upon joining the National Association of Realtors)
• Residential Leasing Agent
• Commercial Real Estate Agent
• Property Manager (in roles requiring a sales agent license)
• New Home Sales Counselor
• Real Estate Transaction Coordinator