Fla. Admin. Code Ann. R. 61G1-21.001 - Continuing Education for Interior Designers
(1) Each registered interior designer in
Florida shall complete a minimum of 20 hours of continuing professional
education, 14 hours in health, safety, and welfare, 2 hours in advanced or
specialized Florida Building Code, and 4 hours optional or health, safety, per
biennial period, as defined in subsection (2), below. This requirement shall be
met through either:
(a) Programs approved by
the Board, provided that a minimum of two (2) of the 20 required hours must be
obtained by completing an approved provider's specialized or advanced
course(s), on the Florida Building Code, relating to the interior designer's
respective area of practice; or
(b)
Submission of proof of compliance with the continuing education requirements of
another state in which the interior designer is licensed, certified or
registered, provided that the requirements of the other state equal or exceed
the completion of 20 hours in a two year period, be that the education build
upon the basic knowledge of interior design, and require that a minimum of two
(2) of the 20 required hours be obtained by completing an approved provider's
specialized or advanced course(s), approved by the board, on the Florida
Building Code, relating to the interior designer's respective area of
practice.
(2) The initial
and each succeeding biennial period, also known as "Renewal Cycle," shall mean
a period of time consisting of two, 12-month years at the end of which the
interior designer renews his/her certificate of registration. The renewal cycle
for an interior designer's registration begins each odd-numbered year on March
1 and continues for two consecutive years until February 28 of the next
odd-numbered year. At the time of registration renewal, an interior designer
will certify completion of 20 hours for the prior renewal
cycle.
Notes
Rulemaking Authority 481.2055, 481.215 FS. Law Implemented 481.215(3), (4), (5) FS.
New 11-29-90, Amended 9-2-92, Formerly 21B-21.001, Amended 5-4-97, 4-12-04, 12-13-04, 7-14-05, 3-20-16, 12-9-20.
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