Florida Regulations 61G6-9.007: Qualifications of Course Instructors
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(1) All course instructors shall be qualified, by education or experience, to teach the course, or parts of a course, to which the instructor is assigned.
(2) Any person with a four year college degree or graduate degree is qualified to teach any course in their field of study.
(3) Any certified or registered contractor with at least five years experience may teach any technical course regarding contracting within the scope of the contractor’s license.
(4) A course provider may request approval by the Board regarding the qualifications of a particular instructor for a particular course.
(5) A qualified course instructor may count the assigned credit hours of a course taught toward the required hours of biennial continuing education credit for the biennium in which the course was taught. A maximum of seven (7) hours per biennium may be awarded under this subsection.
Rulemaking Authority 455.2179, 489.507(3) FS. Law Implemented Florida Statutes § 455.2179. History-New 11-30-94, Amended 6-13-96, 12-3-00, 10-28-20.
(3) Any certified or registered contractor with at least five years experience may teach any technical course regarding contracting within the scope of the contractor’s license.
(4) A course provider may request approval by the Board regarding the qualifications of a particular instructor for a particular course.
(5) A qualified course instructor may count the assigned credit hours of a course taught toward the required hours of biennial continuing education credit for the biennium in which the course was taught. A maximum of seven (7) hours per biennium may be awarded under this subsection.
Rulemaking Authority 455.2179, 489.507(3) FS. Law Implemented Florida Statutes § 455.2179. History-New 11-30-94, Amended 6-13-96, 12-3-00, 10-28-20.