NORTHWEST FLORIDA STATE COLLEGE · UNITED STATES
FLDOE Temporary to Professional Teaching Certificate and Renewal
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Northwest Florida State College offers courses designed to help teachers who hold a temporary teaching certificate in Florida transition to a full professional teaching certificate. While the college is not an official Educator Preparation Institute (EPI), the courses provided have been approved by the Florida Department of Education for meeting certification requirements. This program assists individuals in earning the necessary college credits and transferrable courses required for professional certification.
Careers
This program is designed to advance the careers of teachers by enabling them to obtain a professional teaching certificate.
- Teacher (Professional Certificate)
Frequently asked questions
- What are the entry requirements for this program?
- Applicants must be teachers who currently hold a temporary teaching certificate in Florida. No specific academic transcripts are required if applying as a non-degree seeking student.
- How do I apply to the FLDOE Temporary to Professional Teaching Certificate and Renewal program?
- First, apply for admission to Northwest Florida State College as a non-degree seeking student. Then, scan and email your official Statement of Status of Eligibility from the Florida Department of Education to Bwyatt@nwfsc.edu, and finally, email your student ID number to Brittany Wyatt for course registration assistance.
- What is the tuition fee for the program?
- Fees are charged per credit, per term. Online classes include an additional supplemental distance learning fee of $15 per credit hour. For detailed cost breakdowns, please visit the Northwest Florida State College Tuition and Fees page.
- What career outcomes can I expect from this program?
- This program is designed to enable teachers to advance their careers by obtaining a professional teaching certificate. Graduates will be qualified to work as a professional certificated teacher.
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Tuition (international)Please visit the Tuition and Fees page for detailed cost breakdowns.
Tuition (home)Fees are charged per credit, per term. Online classes include a supplemental distance learning fee of $15 per credit hour.
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Refer to the Northwest Florida State College Tuition and Fees page for the most current information.
How to apply
1. Apply for AdmissionIf you are not already a student at Northwest Florida State College, complete the application for admission. Select the 'non-degree seeking student' option, as transcripts are not required for this status.
2. Submit Eligibility StatementScan and email a copy of your official Statement of Status of Eligibility from the Department of Education to Brittany Wyatt at Bwyatt@nwfsc.edu.
3. Register for CoursesFor assistance with course registration, email your student ID number to Brittany Wyatt.
Frequently asked questions
What are the entry requirements for this program?
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Applicants must be teachers who currently hold a temporary teaching certificate in Florida. No specific academic transcripts are required if applying as a non-degree seeking student.
How do I apply to the FLDOE Temporary to Professional Teaching Certificate and Renewal program?
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First, apply for admission to Northwest Florida State College as a non-degree seeking student. Then, scan and email your official Statement of Status of Eligibility from the Florida Department of Education to Bwyatt@nwfsc.edu, and finally, email your student ID number to Brittany Wyatt for course registration assistance.
What is the tuition fee for the program?
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Fees are charged per credit, per term. Online classes include an additional supplemental distance learning fee of $15 per credit hour. For detailed cost breakdowns, please visit the Northwest Florida State College Tuition and Fees page.
What career outcomes can I expect from this program?
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This program is designed to enable teachers to advance their careers by obtaining a professional teaching certificate. Graduates will be qualified to work as a professional certificated teacher.