Complete Conduct CE
Take the mandatory Ontario Conduct Continuing Education course.
Early bird pricing is available now for the National Mortgage Conference, but not for long.
Complete your mandatory Conduct Continuing Education course and 10 hours of Technical or Professional Development education to meet Ontario licence renewal requirements.
Complete both education requirements, retain your records and work with your brokerage to submit your renewal.
Take the mandatory Ontario Conduct Continuing Education course.
Complete 10 hours of eligible Technical Knowledge or Professional Development education.
Retain proof of your course completions in case of an audit.
Your principal broker or brokerage submits your licence renewal.
Choose a self-paced online course or an instructor-led option based on your schedule and preferred learning format.
Register in the following MPC courses to complete your 10 hours of technical training now. Use each dropdown to browse the courses available within that topic.
Explore courses covering legal obligations, regulation and compliance.
Find courses related to brokerage management, leadership and ethics.
Build awareness of fraud risks, cybersecurity and responsible practice.
Strengthen essential mortgage-brokering knowledge and client service.
Find answers to common questions and access the licence-renewal resources you may need.
The online course takes approximately five hours to complete.
Students have access to their online course for 6 months from the date they register.
Yes. Ontario mortgage agents must complete the mandatory Conduct CE course and ten hours of eligible Technical Knowledge or Professional Development education.
Yes. Attendance for the full day is mandatory in order to successfully complete the course.
In-class courses are facilitated in-person at MPC's head office located at 302-6 Ronrose Drive, Vaughan ON. Virtual classes are delivered via video conferencing software (Zoom).
Yes. Please ensure that your online profile includes your legal name, as licensed as well as your Ontario Mortgage agent/broker licence number.
Please visit FSRA's website for more information on renewing a mortgage broker licence.
Please review the course policies for details.
FSRA's new licensing requirements means that mortgage professionals licensed in the province of Ontario must now complete 10 hours of training related to the technical aspects of mortgage brokering. These hours are in addition to the mandatory conduct training course all professionals must complete in order to renew their licence. For complete details on qualifying education, please visit FSRA's website.
