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The document is a semi-annual progress report from the Florida Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services, Division of Licensing, detailing the performance and duties of an intern. It includes sections for the sponsor to certify the accuracy of the information, evaluate the intern's performance, and recommend them for licensure. The report emphasizes compliance with Florida Statutes and requires signatures from both the sponsor and intern.

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Click ‘Get Form’ to open the intern semi-annual progress report in the editor.
Begin by entering the name of the sponsor in the designated field, ensuring accuracy as this certifies the information provided.
Fill in the intern's name, license number, and telephone number. This information is crucial for identification and verification purposes.
Next, input the employer’s name, license number, and telephone number. Additionally, provide the employer's address to complete this section.
Indicate the reporting period by filling in the start and end dates. Specify how many hours per week the intern performed their duties.
List only those duties directly related to licensure. Use clear and concise language to describe these responsibilities.
Evaluate how well these duties were performed by selecting one of the options: Excellent, Good, Fair, or Unsatisfactory.
Provide remarks regarding performance in the space provided. This feedback is valuable for future assessments.
Finally, indicate whether you recommend this intern for licensure by checking 'Yes' or 'No', and if 'No', provide an explanation.
Ensure both sponsor and intern sign and date the form before submission to validate it.

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Are internships 40 hours a week?

During the academic year, internships are typically part-time, between 10-20 hours a week; not to exceed 20 hours a week (September-May). Summer internships, or those during a semester in which the student is not enrolled in courses, can require up to 40 hours a week.

Do interns get paid time and a half?

With this, employers are required to pay interns based on the state minimum wage (i.e., $15.50 per hour) and overtime rules (i.e., time and half). Generally speaking, an unpaid internship is only allowed if the intern and their employer are not technically involved in an employment relationship.

How many hours of training are required for a Florida CC interns application ing to FS 493?

Important Program Information: A person applying for the Class CC Private Investigator Intern License will be required to submit proof of completion of all 40 hours of the total required training at the time of submitting an application for licensure to the Division.

Do interns get time and a half?

As far as pay goes, interns are protected by California minimum wage laws and the federal Fair Labor Standards Act. With this, employers are required to pay interns based on the state minimum wage (i.e., $15.50 per hour) and overtime rules (i.e., time and half).

Are interns paid hourly or salary?

Understanding interns employee classificationInterns typically fall into the non-exempt category due to the nature of their positions. As such, they are paid an hourly wage.

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