The course choices need clarity.
Pre-license, post-license, and continuing education should not feel like the same registration decision.
REAL ESTATE SCHOOL SOFTWAREFrom a first career move
From a first career move
to the next course.
A new license candidate and a returning professional have different reasons for enrolling. Give both a clear path while your team manages classes, payments, learning, and completion records together.
Built to Make Your Job Easier.
Different career stages. A more thoughtful learning journey.
THE RIGHT COURSEA clear next step
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Course pathPre-license learning
Returning learnerHistory within reach
BUILT AROUND YOUR PROGRAMS
Pre-license educationPost-license programsContinuing education
WE UNDERSTAND THE MOVING PARTS
One school. Very different reasons to enroll.
Some learners are changing careers. Others are fitting education around clients and appointments. Your operation needs to make both experiences easy to understand.
Busy professionals need an accessible experience.
Students need course information and learning materials without another phone call to the school.
Completion questions keep coming.
Staff need attendance and learning records when a student asks what they have finished.
THE CONNECTED TRAINING OPERATING SYSTEM
Turn a career decision into a clear course journey.
Follow a fictional pre-license student from choosing a class to the school’s course review.
S• STEAMS ONLINE ONE CONNECTED JOURNEY01 / 04
Real Estate Schools · Choose
Help the student find the right starting point.
Present the class, schedule, and registration information clearly. Collect the details your school needs for that course.
Explore registrationRegistrationClass selected
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Real estate foundations · evening class
- Path
- Pre-license
- Schedule
- Evenings
- Student type
- New learner
The student and office begin with the same class details.
Real Estate Schools · Pay
Make the cost and payment history understandable.
Connect registration with online payment options, receipts, and balances. Your office has the context when tuition questions arise.
Explore billingPaymentsReceipt available
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Nina Brooks
Real estate foundations · evening class
- Class
- Real estate foundations
- Tuition
- Recorded
- Receipt
- In account history
The financial details follow the enrollment.
Real Estate Schools · Study
Keep the course within reach.
Organize lessons, reading materials, practice assessments, and instructor feedback in the student learning experience.
Explore learningLearningCourse in progress
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Nina Brooks
Real estate foundations · evening class
- Course material
- Available
- Practice assessment
- Reviewed
- Next task
- Continue lesson
The learner can focus on the next topic.
Real Estate Schools · Return
Keep course history useful after class.
Maintain learning and completion records so your team has context when the student returns for another offering.
Explore CRMStudent historyCourse review
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Nina Brooks
Real estate foundations · evening class
- Attendance
- Available
- Results
- Ready for review
- Next conversation
- Future course needs
The next enrollment starts with a familiar relationship.
Illustrative product concept · fictional learner and sample records
Your program’s requirements, plan, and configuration shape the workflow. We’ll map the details together.
START WITH YOUR DAY
Choose the part of your school you want to simplify.
Choose a situation. See the friction, the Steams tools that help, and what that means for your team.
THE FRICTION
Prospective students ask the same questions, then disappear between inquiry and registration.
WITH STEAMS ONLINE
Carry the conversation into enrollment.
Keep inquiries and follow-ups organized, then guide the candidate toward the appropriate course and schedule.
A more consistent experience for someone making a career change.
See lead management THE FRICTION
A past student calls, but the team has to search for their course history.
WITH STEAMS ONLINE
Treat the relationship as ongoing.
Student records and CRM keep past activity and conversations within reach as your school discusses the next course.
Less starting from scratch when a professional returns.
See relationship management THE FRICTION
Staff are asked for proof of completion while still collecting class updates.
WITH STEAMS ONLINE
Give the review a common source of information.
Use attendance, learning results, and completion records to support your school’s review and certificate process.
Clearer answers about what has been completed.
See reporting WHAT A BETTER DAY CAN LOOK LIKELess chasing.
Less chasing.
More clarity for
your people.
One connected operation. Useful in a different way to each person doing the work.
Admissions
A clearer handoff from a course question to a class enrollment.
Learners
A more organized place for materials, assessments, and course progress.
School leadership
Visibility across classes, returning students, and tuition activity.
A team to help you find your way.
Bring your questions to Steams. We’ll help you understand the setup and work through the everyday details.
Meet your support optionsTHE DETAILS MATTERQuestions from
Questions from
your kind of organization.
Let’s make the fit clear before you decide.
Ask about your requirementsCan we manage pre-license and continuing education offerings?
You can organize separate classes and learning content for different offerings. During the demo, we will review the registration details, delivery format, and recordkeeping each course needs.
Does Steams submit course credit to every state real estate commission?
This page does not include an automatic state-commission reporting connection. Bring the reporting format and process used by your school so we can review what is supported and what remains a separate step.
Does a course certificate mean a student is licensed?
A school’s course completion record and a professional license are different things. Your school and the relevant licensing authority determine the requirements and next steps.
YOUR PROGRAM. YOUR PEOPLE. YOUR DEMO.
Build a school experience worth returning to.
Let’s walk through a first enrollment and a returning learner’s next course.