(d)

1. (1) All post-license education courses shall be conducted by either:

   1. (A) The commission;
   2. (B) A school or organization licensed by the commission; or
   3. (C) Postsecondary school accredited by a nationally recognized accrediting agency approved by the United States Department of Education wherever situated.
2. (2) All post-license education hours may be offered by classroom instruction or approved distance education.

(f)

1. (1) The broker or salesperson shall deliver to the commission the original certificate of completion of the post-license education course, or a copy thereof, from an approved provider, or other documentation satisfactory to the commission.
2. (2) Said documentation must be received by the commission no later than the end of the month six (6) months following the date of the broker’s or salesperson’s initial license.
3. (3) If documentation of an individual’s post-license education is not received by the commission within said time period, the license will be placed on inactive status until the broker or salesperson files satisfactory documentation of his or her completion of said post-license education course.

(g)

1. (1) A broker who is initially licensed in that capacity cannot become an executive broker or principal broker until such broker has completed and filed satisfactory documentation of his or her completion of the post-license broker education course.
2. (2) However, the commission may temporarily waive this requirement for a real estate broker who has submitted proof of enrollment in an upcoming course acceptable to the commission.