Auctioneering Ethics are the foundation to the practice of auctioneering. Conflicts of Interest, some sly terms and conditions, or even doing things without your sellers knowing – all can be problematic for the auctioneer.
This Two Hour Continuing Education Course explores where ethics comes from, and also explores how they apply to today’s needs.
Important Class Information
Auctioneering Ethics – Practices to Avoid Disciplinary Action — Auction Academy, Matthew Price
Welcome to the Auctioneering Ethics – Practices to Avoid Disciplinary Action course offered by Auction Academy. This program is designed to strengthen the ethical foundation of practicing auctioneers by examining professional standards, fiduciary responsibility, consumer protection, conflicts of interest, and the moral obligations inherent in representing sellers, buyers, and the public. Upon successful completion, this course WILL satisfy your NCALB‑approved Continuing Education requirement. To ensure a smooth learning experience, please review the following information before beginning.
For Credit For This Course
For full credit for the course, please enter in the following information so that it can be properly reported to the North Carolina Auction Licensing Board, who has approved this course for continuing education for license renewal.
Course Navigation
The course is organized into multiple sections that include video instruction, reading material, case studies, and real‑world ethical scenarios. Each video segment must be viewed at a minimum of 65% completion before you are permitted to advance. Once the required viewing threshold is met, a navigation button will appear in the upper right corner of your screen, allowing you to continue to the next section.
Supplementary Material
A downloadable Student Manual accompanies this course. It expands on the concepts presented in each module and provides additional examples, explanations, and reference material to support your understanding of ethical practice in the auction profession.
Technical Support
If you experience any technical issues during the course, the Auction Academy support team is available to assist you. Email: admin@auctionacademync.com
Completion Timeline
You will have 30 days from the date of purchase to complete the course, or until the posted CE deadline—whichever occurs first. Please plan your time accordingly to ensure all sections are completed within the required window.
NCALB Requirement
The North Carolina Auctioneer Licensing Board (NCALB) requires that students complete at least 90% of the approved course content to receive Continuing Education credit. Maintaining compliance with this requirement is essential for proper CE reporting and license renewal.
Managing Instructor for the Course
Instructor: Matthew Price Contact: matt.price@auctionacademync.com NCALB‑Approved Instructor, Auctioneer, Real Estate Broker, Adult Educator
We trust that this orientation will help you navigate the course with confidence. Engage fully with each section, watch for the navigation prompts, and refer to your Student Manual whenever you need additional clarity. Should any issues arise, our support team is ready to assist.
Thank you for choosing Auction Academy. Welcome to a deeper, more principled approach to professional auctioneering.
Best Regards, Auction Academy
