Illinois Administrative Code › Title 68 - PROFESSIONS AND OCCUPATIONS › Part 1450 - REAL ESTATE LICENSE ACT OF 2000 › Subpart K - EDUCATION PROVIDERS, INSTRUCTORS, AND COURSE APPROVAL › Section 1450.1165 - Discipline of Education Providers, Instructors and Courses

Current through Register Vol. 48, No. 28, July 12, 2024
a) The Board, after
				notice to the education provider, may conduct an informal conference to review
				an education provider's, instructor's, or course's compliance with the Act and
				this Part. The Board shall make a recommendation to the Department based upon
				its findings and conclusions resulting from that conference.
b) Upon written recommendation of the Board
				to the Director, the Department may refuse to issue or renew a license,
				reprimand, fine, place on probation, suspend or revoke any license or otherwise
				discipline any license of any education provider, pre-license instructor,
				pre-license course, CE instructor, CE course, post-license course, or an
				applicant for any license when:
1) The
				quality of the course, instruction or program fails to meet the established
				criteria as set forth in the Act and this Part;
2) The licensee commits fraud or
				misrepresentation in applying for a license;
3) Any other professional license,
				accreditation or certification of the instructor, school or course is
				suspended, revoked or otherwise disciplined;
4) The licensee dismisses a student from a
				course, without good cause, and that dismissal results in required hours not
				being met;
5) The licensee fails to
				adhere to approved course materials;
6) The licensee conducts a course while the
				license is inactive, nonrenewed, expired, suspended, revoked or surrendered, or
				an applicant conducts a course prior to being issued a license;
7) A licensee plagiarizes course material of
				another;
8) A course is not
				conducted in accordance with the delivery method represented to the Division at
				the time the application for licensure was submitted, or a course no longer
				complies with the criteria for the licensure;
9) The licensee does not enforce policies
				relating to courses, instructor qualifications, student attendance, or course
				scheduling;
10) The licensee or
				applicant misrepresents any material fact relating to a course;
11) The licensee fails to maintain, for a
				period of at least 5 years, accurate records of students' course completion or
				fulfill, within 14 days, student or Division requests for course completion
				certificates;
12) The licensee
				assists a student, directly or indirectly, in cheating on an examination,
				including but not limited to providing a copy of the exam or questions and
				answers to the exam;
13) The
				licensee or applicant makes any substantial misrepresentation, or engages in
				misleading or untruthful advertising, including but not limited to guaranteeing
				success or a "passing score" on any examination or any course, or using any
				trade name or indicia of membership in any organization in which the applicant
				or licensee is not a member;
14)
				The licensee or applicant teaches courses without being licensed, assists an
				unlicensed individual in teaching a course, or teaches an unlicensed or
				unapproved course;
15) The licensee
				or applicant fails to provide information to the Division as required under any
				provision of the Act or this Part;
16) The licensee or applicant disregards or
				violates any provision of the Act or this Part; or
17) A licensed pre-license or CE instructor
				fails to notify an education provider that the instructor license is subject to
				a restriction set forth in Sections
				1450.1115(b)
				and
				1450.1145(d).