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When a licensee goes inactive in West Virginia, the continuing education requirement remains applicable and must be fulfilled before the license can be reactivated. This is because maintaining knowledge of current laws, practices, and regulations is crucial in the real estate profession, even during periods when the license is not actively being used.
By requiring completion of continuing education as a condition for reactivating the license, the regulatory body ensures that the licensee is up-to-date with the necessary skills and knowledge to operate effectively and responsibly in the real estate market upon reactivation. This requirement helps maintain the integrity and professionalism of the real estate industry in West Virginia.
Maintaining ongoing education supports not only the individual licensee’s professional growth but also protects the interests of clients and the general public. Therefore, fulfilling these requirements before reactivation is a standard procedure to ensure a well-prepared return to the field.