New York Real Estate Curriculum Reviewer (Contract)
Company:Study.com C
Location:United States
Languages:English
Seniority level:Senior, Minimum of five years
Experience:Minimum of five years
Requirements:
Active real estate license in good standing Minimum of five years of experience in the real estate industry Demonstrated expertise in state-specific real estate licensing requirements, particularly in NY Proficiency in using educational technology tools and platforms Familiarity with online training courses for licensing and continuing education
Responsibilities:
Conduct research on state-specific real estate licensing requirements Stay updated on changes in real estate laws and regulations Review and audit existing courses for accuracy and compliance Identify content gaps and recommend updates Audit practice question bank for alignment with state exams Review new practice questions for relevance and accuracy Revise and update practice questions
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