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The document is a transfer record from the Florida Department of Education that verifies inservice points earned by an individual teacher. It includes sections for listing transferred components, their titles, areas of certification, and corresponding points. The form must be signed by a district superintendent or authorized representative to confirm that the points were earned during the validity period of the individual's certification while employed by the district.

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Click ‘Get Form’ to open the Transfer of Inservice Form in the editor.
Begin by entering the name of the individual in the designated field, followed by their Social Security Number and Department of Education Certification Number.
Fill in the dates indicating when the inservice points were earned. Ensure these dates fall within the current certification validity period.
In the 'RECORD OF COMPONENTS TRANSFERRED' section, list each component transferred. For each entry, provide the component number, title, applicable area of certification, and specify whether points are categorized as 'subject area' or 'generic.'
Calculate and enter the total points earned at the bottom of this section.
Complete the district information by entering the name of your district and obtaining a signature from either the district superintendent or an authorized representative along with their printed name and date.
If applicable, provide additional information regarding Clinical Educator Training or ESOL/Reading training components, including training dates and points earned.

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What is twenty 20 inservice points in an approved Florida master inservice program?

Teachers can apply for a late renewal if their Professional Certificate has not expired for more than one year. All professional learning component points must have been earned during the certificates validity period to be eligible for late renewal. Late applications are submitted, with a late fee, to the FLDOE.

How many inservice points do Florida teachers need to redocHub?

Twenty (20) inservice points in an approved Florida master inservice program are equivalent to one (1) semester hour of college credit. College level credits must be awarded by an accredited or approved institution (Word), or the American Council on Education (ACE), and must be reflected on an official transcript.

How many inservice points to renew a Florida teaching certificate?

All Florida Educator Certificate holders must earn a total of six (6) semester hours or 120 in-service points, to include at least one (1) semester hour or 20 in-service points in teaching students with disabilities (SWD) during each renewal period.

How to get ESE endorsement in Florida?

Opportunities. An endorsement can be added to a current educator certificate by passing approved coursework and applying to the Bureau of Educator Certification. Subject area tests are not available for endorsements.

How do I send my transcripts to the Florida Department of Education?

Official transcripts may only be submitted electronically by the academic institution via the FASTER or SPEEDE systems as the only secure methods of electronic receipt by the Florida Department of Education.