Shavon School of Real Estate
                                                            P.O. Box 83395 Conyers, GA 30013
                                                                        706.247.1506
                                                                shavonteach@gmail.com


Mission of Shavon Schol of Real Estate online distance education courses: To provides high-quality distance education courses to Real Estate prelicensing students as well as licensed agents in support of federal and state-mandated education programs for licensure and ongoing professional competency. Shavon School of Real Estate represents an entirely new approach to instruction administered using a computer. The primary feature that distinguishes this system from more traditional computer-based instruction (CBI) is that the system is designed around proven instructional strategies, rather than around the capabilities of the computer. Students may register and complete the course on any computer that meets the technical requirements covered in this catalog. Students may have access to the course at any time and may work at their own pace. Shavon School of Real Estate students may access their courses via the Internet immediately upon enrollment. Courses are accessible to you at any time within the enrollment period. Upon enrolling in the course, you will have 180 days to complete the course with the option to purchase up to three 60 day extensions but must complete the course within one calendar year of enrollment. 

Enrollment Policies: Students may enroll in an Shavon School of Real Estate course at any time by going to www.ShavonSchoolOfRealEstate.com Since you choose to register for a course at a time that fits your schedule, there are no late enrollment requirements. Shavon School of Real Estate enrollment policy allows students 180 days to complete the course and applicable exam with the option to purchase additional time Shavon School of Real Estate does not accept credit for previous training.

Attendance Policy and Requirements to Graduate: In order to get credit for this course, you must complete 100% of the course. Under no circumstances will you receive any credit for courses in which 100% of the lessons were not completed and the final exam was not passed by earning at least a 72% grade. As it is taken on the internet, there are no absences, tardiness, or early departure policies with Shavon School of Real Estate’s online courses.

Overview of our Programs:

Shavon School of Real Estate offers the following courses:

Sales Prelicense

Sales Post License

Broker Prelicense

Continuing Education


State Requirements:

Be at least 18 years old for Salesperson Prelicense

Be at least 21 years old for Broker’s Salesperson.

Have no felony charges on record or submit the background clearance application along with supporting documents to The Real Estate Commission PRIOR to committing to any real estate prelicense course. The application can be found at www.grec.state.ga.us or https://grec.state.ga.us/wp-content/uploads/pdfs/RealEstate/GRECbackgroundclearanc e.pdf

Be able to Submit proof of US residency

Grading System/Minimum Grade Requirement: Below is an explanation of how Shavon School of Real Estate’s Learning Management System works and how it monitors your progress. There is no “make-up” work policy because all course work must be completed before taking the final exam. For real estate prelicense there is a final exam requirement after all lessons are completed. You must pass the exam with a 72% in order to receive credit for the course. If you do not pass the final exam, you will be allowed an EXAM RETAKE. If you do not pass the RETAKE EXAM, you will not receive credit for the course. However, you will have the opportunity to purchase a RETAKE OF THE COURSE. If you do purchase a retake, you will be required to start the course over and progress through each lesson again before you are allowed to take the final exam. Shavon School of Real Estate will maintain your school records including your exam scores for five years at the minimum.

Signed Student Affidavit

Shavon School of Real Estate requires that you certify that you have personally completed each module of a distance learning course and any written exercise or assessment required for completion of the course. You must provide an electronic signed Student Affidavit to the school BEFORE scheduling any course examination and before the school may certify your completion in any course. The school will not process your course completion without your submitting a signed certification form. This form is available online and you will electronically submit this to your school when you have completed all required modules of the course. This from will appear on your course homepage once you have completed the course lessons.

In order for Shavon School of Real Estate to certify that you have completed a course and submit your completions to The Real Estate Commission, you must:

1. complete all instructional lessons in the course

2. Submit signed and dated Student Affidavit

3. pass the required course final examination at an approved school location.


How Our Course Monitors and Evaluates Your Progress and Provides Feedback: The courses utilize the personal computer to perform the functions traditionally performed by the teacher. Using our courseware, the computer becomes essentially a one-on-one tutor. It presents the material to be learned, provides adequate explanation to ensure that you understand what is being presented, and requires that you demonstrate your understanding through active participation in the learning process. More importantly, it acts as a constant monitor of what you know and don't know and uses that information to dynamically adjust the presentation to meet your needs as you learn. The result of this process is that the courseware provides a fully self-contained instructional program that can adjust to your specific needs which may vary widely both in the amount of knowledge you bring into the learning session as well as your learning ability (i.e., how quickly you learn. In addition, no other resources (such as books or teachers) are normally needed to accomplish the educational objectives of a particular course.

How to best take an online course

Spending too much time in any one session will burn you out. Remember, our program actually challenges you to LEARN the material not just skim over text. So, we recommend you split up your effort into 30-40 minute sessions. You can do more than one session per day (recommended) but, try to do something everyday. The consistency of effort (particularly for any prelicense courses) is what will produce the best learning for you. As you work on the course, your time in each lesson is recorded as well as how many questions are presented and how many attempts were required to answer the question correctly. So, the learning system serves as a record of attendance and academic achievement.

Refund Policy: You have the right to cancel your registration for any reason within seven (7) business days from the date of purchase. Requests for cancellation of a registration must be made by contacting Shavon School of Real Estate by email at shavonteach@gmail.com . A courtesy phone call or text to the school at 706-247-1506 is preferred after you send your email. The request must be received by Shavon School of Real Estate before midnight of the seventh business day from the date of purchase. A cancellation fee will be charged to the student to cancel a registration. The amount of the cancellation fee is 15% of the total purchase amount. If the course includes one or more textbooks, the books must be returned at the student's expense. The request for cancellation will not be processed until the book(s) are returned to the school in reusable condition.


Technical Support: You can contact Tech Support at 888.850.0751 or by email at RESupport@TheCEShop.com . Their hours of operations are Monday - Friday 7 AM - 9 PM CT Saturday - Sunday 9 AM - 6 PM CT. Emails received after normal business hours will be answered the following business day. Before you call, please be prepared to explain your problem in detail and have access to your computer. In order to effectively troubleshoot your issue, our technicians begin the call by asking you a series of questions regarding your operating environment. We will need to know what type of computer you are using, the operating system you are using, the version number of any associated software. Your calls may be documented or monitored to help us maintain quality of service standards.