Texas-based franchisor Keller Williams has launched a new certification course with Coursera, the U.S.’s biggest open online course provider. The KW Real Estate Agent Professional Certificate course prepares users to build or improve their real estate skills in two to four months, based on how fast they complete the 124-hour curriculum.
Source: Inman News
Keller Williams expands education empire with Coursera partnership
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