Florida CAM Online
About Florida CAM Online
Provider information, course design, and delivery standards for our 16-hour Florida CAM pre-licensure course — including our current approval status.
Last updated: August 4, 2026
Current status: application for pre-licensure education provider approval in preparation.
Florida CAM Online is a newly built course provider. This website has been developed but is not yet launched: we are not enrolling students, not accepting payment, and not issuing certificates of completion. We are preparing our application for approval as a pre-licensure education provider under Rule 61E14-4.005, Florida Administrative Code. No course hours delivered through this site will be represented to any student as satisfying Florida's pre-licensure requirement until that approval is granted.
Who we are
| Legal entity | [Registered legal entity name] |
|---|---|
| Trade name | Florida CAM Online |
| Florida document number | [Sunbiz document number] |
| Principal address | [Street, city, FL, ZIP] |
| info@akasg.com | |
| Telephone | [Business telephone] |
| Provider approval number | Not yet issued — application in preparation under Rule 61E14-4.005 |
What we are seeking approval to offer
A single course: the 16-hour pre-licensure education required of every Florida Community Association Manager applicant before examination. Florida requires applicants to complete a minimum of 16 hours from an approved pre-licensure education provider within 12 months prior to passing the licensing examination (Rule 61E14-1.001, F.A.C.; DBPR form CAM 1). We do not currently offer continuing education, and we hold no CE provider approval under Rule 61E14-4.002.
Curriculum and hour allocation
The course is organised into six instructional modules plus a dedicated examination-preparation component. Hours are allocated across the subject areas a Community Association Manager is examined on, with weighting shown as a proportion of the state examination blueprint:
| Module | Subject area | Hours | Exam weight |
|---|---|---|---|
| 01 | Law, Governing Documents & Corporate Structure | 3.2 | 20% |
| 02 | Meetings, Notices, Elections & Official Records | 4.0 | 25% |
| 03 | Budgets, Reserves & Association Finances | 4.0 | 25% |
| 04 | Insurance & Risk Management | 1.9 | 12% |
| 05 | Management Skills, Contracts, Vendors & HR | 1.6 | ~10% |
| 06 | Community Association Maintenance & Physical Property | 1.3 | ~8% |
| Total | Instructional content | 16.0 | — |
In addition to the modules above, the course includes 2 full-length timed practice examinations of 100 questions each, plus per-module mastery quizzes. Together with the instructional content these comprise the 16-hour programme. The platform enforces 16.0 clock hours (960 minutes) of active seat time across the modules, which exceeds the 16 hours of 50-minute instruction (800 minutes) that Rule 61E14-1.001(1), F.A.C., requires, and allocates them to the rule's five subject areas in the rule's proportions (20% / 25% / 25% / 12% / 18%).
Delivery method and seat-time controls
The course is delivered online through this website, combined with a live, real-time question-and-answer session between each student and the course instructor. Rule 61E14-1.001, F.A.C., counts pre-licensure hours delivered online when the program allows the student to interact with the instructor in real time, including in a question-and-answer session on completing the program; that session is a required step of this course, not an option. The controls below are built into the course platform; the platform is currently in a pre-launch preview state and is not open to the public until approval is granted.
Students authenticate with an individual account tied to their enrolment; course content is not accessible without authentication, and accounts are not shared or transferable.
- Seat-time control.Each of the 28 lessons carries a required amount of active study time, allocated so the six modules total 16.0 hours. Time is counted only while the lesson is on screen and the student is active (input within the last 60 seconds); it pauses when the tab is hidden or the student is idle. Every 15 minutes an attention check pauses the clock until the student confirms they are present. The next lesson does not open until the current lesson's time is logged, and each module does not open until the preceding module's mastery quiz is passed.
- Server-side records.Seat time is credited by the server in capped increments — the student's device cannot report more time than has elapsed. Per-lesson seconds, attention checks, quiz and exam attempts (score, pass/fail, answers submitted), section completions, and certificate issuance are stored per student account with timestamps and retained as the record of participation.
- Assessment integrity. Quizzes and practice exams are graded on the server; answer keys are never sent to the browser.
- Identity. Enrolment is tied to the email supplied at registration; the certificate is issued in the legal name the student enters at completion, and cannot be altered afterwards.
- Live instructor session.After the final module and both practice examinations, the student requests a live session from within the platform, stating the topics they want covered and their availability. The instructor conducts it by live video conference or live chat and records the date, method and their name in the student's course record. The certificate cannot be issued until that record exists. Students may also email the instructor with questions at any point in the course.
Assessment and completion standards
- Each module ends with a mastery quiz that must be passed to proceed.
- Two full-length 100-question practice examinations mirror the format and timing of the state examination.
- Module quizzes pass at 80%; practice examinations pass at 75%, the state examination's benchmark. Both may be retaken.
- A certificate of completion is issued by the server only after every module, mastery quiz, and practice examination is complete, the full 16 hours of seat time are on record, and the live instructor session is recorded — never on partial completion, and never on request.
- Every student is invited to evaluate the course on completion: its learning objectives, content, methods, platform, and the instructor session, on a five-point scale with comments (Rule 61E14-4.003(1)(b), F.A.C.). Evaluations are kept with the course records and used to revise the course.
Certificates and record retention
Certificates of completion carry the student's legal name, the course title, the date completed, the number of credit hours (16), our provider and course approval numbers once issued, a unique certificate number, and the statement to participants required by Rule 61E14-4.003(2), F.A.C., in 12-point type. Any certificate can be checked by number at floridacamonline.com/verify. Students can print or save their certificate as a PDF and are told to keep it for three years. Course records and attendance information (seat time per lesson, attention checks, every assessment attempt, the instructor session, and the certificate) are retained for at least four years and are available to the Department on request.
Content accuracy and review
Course content is written against the current text of Chapter 468, Part VIII (CAM licensing), Chapter 718 (condominiums), Chapter 719 (cooperatives), and Chapter 720 (homeowners' associations), Florida Statutes, and is reviewed after each legislative session. Content has been updated to reflect changes through the 2025 session, including HB 913.
Subject-matter review: [Name, Florida CAM licence number, and credentials of the licensed practitioner who reviewed the curriculum]. [Instructor name and qualifications, if applicable]
Advertising and conduct commitments
- We will not represent the course as satisfying Florida's pre-licensure requirement until provider approval is granted, and we will display our approval number on the course page once issued.
- We do not guarantee examination results, and we make no claim about pass rates we have not measured.
- We do not reproduce state examination content. All practice questions are original material written for this course.
- We are a private education provider, independent of the Department and of the management companies referenced on this site.
Verifying a provider
Prospective students and reviewers can verify any Florida education provider or licensee directly with the Department at myfloridalicense.com. Questions about CAM licensure may be directed to the Department's Community Association Managers programme at (850) 487-1395.
Contacting us
Regulatory and student correspondence: info@akasg.com. Further detail is on our contact page.