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✓ Florida state statute and administration code require that all instructional staff employed at a Florida public school maintain a valid educator certificate. ✓ Renewals require completion of 120 district in-service points OR six semester hours of college credit OR a combination of in-service and college credit.
✓ Florida state statute and administration code require that all instructional staff employed at a Florida public school maintain a valid educator certificate. ✓ Renewals require completion of 120 district in-service points OR six semester hours of college credit OR a combination of in-service and college credit.
✓ Florida state statute and administration code require that all instructional staff employed at a Florida public school maintain a valid educator certificate. ✓ Renewals require completion of 120 district in-service points OR six semester hours of college credit OR a combination of in-service and college credit.
Six (6) semester hours of college credit, which must include at least one (1) semester hour in teaching SWD, must be earned during the renewal period to renew your certificate. At least three (3) of the six (6) semester hours must meet the criteria in the section entitled Appropriate Topics for Renewal Credit.
If you are employed by a district public or charter school in Florida, request a district application form for certificate renewal from your district office and submit the completed application to your employing school district.
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If your Florida teaching certificate has expired, you may apply for its reinstatement. Along with the renewal application and processing fee, you must submit documentation of completion of at least six semester hours of credit in each area in which you are certified during the past five years.
The Bureau of Educator Certification will not begin to process your application until all the above items have been received. Once your file is complete, it will take approximately 90 business days to receive your Official Statement of Status of Eligibility, depending on the time of year.
If you are employed by a district public or charter school in Florida, request a district application form for certificate renewal from your district office and submit the completed application to your employing school district.
A total of 120 component points are required to renew a certificate. Six semester hours of college credit (two college courses of three credits) or the equivalent must be earned during each renewal period.
Educator Certification: U.S. Domestic Toll-Free Number: 800-445-6739. Outside U.S.: 850-245-5049.

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