SIOR’s Next Level Series (formerly SIOR’s Broker Bootcamp Series) has curated content and courses designed to help commercial real estate professionals take their knowledge and careers to the next level.
Attending the Next Level Series will not only enhance your skills but also allow you to fulfill the education requirements for the SIOR designation. Courses are taught by the industry’s finest and most seasoned practitioners.
All SIOR applicants must complete the education requirement as part of the overall admissions requirements. This may be fulfilled by attending an SIOR Next Level Series course offering in its entirety as well as completing the online SIOR Ethics & Professional Standards course.
The online SIOR Ethics & Professional Standards course is a separate registration and fee from the Next Level Series.
Delve into site development, electrical systems, mechanical systems, contract terminology, and construction scheduling. This course module is designed for participants with a basic understanding of construction. Explore the creation of a building from the ground up as well as gain an understanding of the US Green Building Council’s Leadership in Energy Efficient Design (LEED) program through case studies.
Meet the SIOR ethics education requirement while learning more about SIOR’s ethics, mediation, and arbitration practices. This class provides a broad understanding of the generalities in real estate ethics and professional standards as well as completes NAR’s REALTOR Quadrennial Ethics Training Requirement.
Register and gain access to the online ethics course.
Gain valuable insight into lease agreements by reviewing commercial lease clauses and their corresponding legal and business implications from the perspectives of a commercial real estate broker and a commercial real estate attorney. This course module focuses specifically on parties in a transaction, the lease negotiation process, lease types and clauses, and tenant and landlord rights.
Instructors: C. Robert Percival, II, SIOR, David Bercu, SIOR, and James A. Hochman, Esq.
