Complete Both Mandatory Modules
01
Module 1
1 Mandatory PDU
02
Module 2
2 Mandatory PDUs
Total Required
3 PDUs
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Complete the two mandatory AMF continuing education modules required for Quebec mortgage brokers during the 2026–2028 professional development cycle.
The current Quebec professional development cycle runs from May 1, 2026 to April 30, 2028. During this cycle, Quebec mortgage brokers must complete two mandatory continuing education modules developed by the Autorité des marchés financiers (AMF).
Module 1 is worth 1 PDU and Module 2 is worth 2 PDUs, for a total of 3 mandatory PDUs. Both modules must be successfully completed by April 30, 2028.
The mandatory modules are currently available in French only.
For additional information about Quebec professional development requirements and licence renewal, visit the Autorité des marchés financiers (AMF) .
Explore MPC courses recognized by the Autorité des marchés financiers (AMF) for professional development units toward your Quebec continuing education requirements. Use the dropdowns below to browse available courses and select the option that best supports your professional development goals.
Participants may need to contact MPC following course completion so applicable credits can be reported through the AMF reporting system.
Build specialized mortgage knowledge while earning 10 general PDUs for each eligible AMPC course.
Strengthen your understanding of FINTRAC requirements, regulatory compliance and anti-money laundering responsibilities.
Deepen your understanding of credit, fraud, compliance and emerging financial trends while earning 4 general PDUs.
Need to access one of the mandatory modules from the previous Quebec professional development cycle? The previous modules remain available in the MPC course catalogue and can be accessed below.
Looking for the current requirements? The 2026–2028 cycle requires completion of the two new mandatory AMF modules outlined above.