
Florida pest control CEUs — done right.
FDACS-approved courses for JF operators, JE technicians, and other 482 limited certifications.
Which one describes you?
$25 per course·2 CEU hours·Certificate emailed instantly
From sign-up to signed FDACS form
Find your courses
Tell us your Florida credential — Certified Operator, ID Cardholder, or Limited — and we match you to the exact courses that satisfy your renewal. $25 flat per course.
Complete the coursework
Read the lessons at your own pace on any device. Seat time is tracked automatically to meet FDACS Rule 5E-14.
Pass & earn your credit
Score 75% or higher on the final quiz. Your signed FDACS-13325 (or 13662 for ID Cardholders) arrives by email instantly and lives on your dashboard.
Certified Operator & Limited Certification courses
For Florida Certified Operators (JF) and every §482 Limited-certification holder (LF, LL, LC, LS, LW). GHP, L&O, Termite/WDO, Fumigation, Urban Fertilizer, plus Core.
Cockroach Mastery: Florida Species, Biology, Inspection & Treatment
A deep-dive 2-hour CEU course on cockroach control for Florida certified operators — biology, lifecycle, all seven Florida species, professional inspection, IPM strategy, and the modern bait-and-IGR product toolbox.
Florida Chapter 482 for Operators: Statute, PPE, and Label Safety
A 2-hour Core CEU course for Florida certified pest control operators — Chapter 482 statutory framework, Rule 5E-14 records and audits, the EPA pesticide label as the law, PPE selection by formulation, respiratory protection, spill response, and exposure-incident reporting.
Florida Turf Weed Management: Turfgrasses, Weed ID, and IPM-Driven Herbicide Programs
A deep-dive 2-hour CEU course on weed management in Florida turfgrasses for L&O certified operators — turfgrass species, broadleaf/grassy/sedge identification, pre- and post-emergent herbicide chemistry, and the IPM spot-treatment strategy that minimizes overspray and turf injury.
Florida Urban Fertilizer BMPs: The Urban Turf Rule, Rates, and Water Protection
2-CEU Limited Urban Fertilizer (LUF) course — the Urban Turf Fertilizer Rule (5E-1.003), compliant rates and calibration, and the water-protection BMPs that keep nutrients out of Florida's springs, lakes, and estuaries.
Structural Fumigation: Drywood Termites, Sulfuryl Fluoride & Florida Law
A 2-hour CEU course for Florida Category 7 (Fumigation) certified operators — Florida licensing and contract law, sulfuryl fluoride chemistry and target pests, pre-fumigation site preparation and PPE, dosage calculation, concentration monitoring, and structure clearance.
Wood-Destroying Organisms: Termite Identification, Biology & Management
Florida-focused review of WDO regulations, termite biology, subterranean and drywood termite species identification, wood-decaying fungi, inspection procedures, and treatment methods.
ID Cardholder (Technician) courses
For Florida pest control technicians holding an FDACS Employee ID Card (JE). Annual continuing training and one-time initial training.
Florida Chapter 482 for Operators: Statute, PPE, and Label Safety
A 2-hour Core CEU course for Florida certified pest control operators — Chapter 482 statutory framework, Rule 5E-14 records and audits, the EPA pesticide label as the law, PPE selection by formulation, respiratory protection, spill response, and exposure-incident reporting.
Integrated Pest Management for Florida Pest Control Technicians
A practical 2-hour IPM course for technicians — inspection methodology, structural and lawn pest management, and Chapter 482 compliance.
For pest control companies
Onboard your whole team in five minutes.
One checkout for the crew. One dashboard for you. Every certificate lands in inboxes automatically.
Enroll everyone at once
Enroll all of your technicians and make one easy payment. Five-minute enrollment for the entire team.
Sign-in emails on autopilot
Each technician gets an email with a direct link to their courses. No passwords, no access management to babysit.
Do it all from their phone
Technicians access their courses and complete their quizzes directly from phone, tablet, or desktop.
Track completion in real time
Live progress on every technician. Nudge stragglers with one click. FDACS-13662 attendance forms email to the tech and to you, and stay retrievable from your dashboard.
Frequently asked questions
New tech? Florida requires 4 hours of initial training — separate from the annual 2.+
Per Fla. Stat. §482.091(10), a technician's one-time 4-hour initial classroom training must be completed within 6 months after the ID card is issued (or within 2 years before issuance). After that, 2 hours of continuing training each renewal year. Most companies only know about the 2-hour annual — see /technicians for the full breakdown.
When is my renewal due?+
Certified operators renew on the 1-year anniversary of the certificate's issue date (per ch. 2024-137, effective July 1, 2024 — the old June 1 deadline is obsolete). Technicians renew annually on the licensee's anniversary date, set by FDACS per business location.
Does FDACS accept these CEU hours?+
Yes. Pest Education is a registered Florida continuing education provider. Every course carries an FDACS approval number and is accepted toward your license renewal under Chapter 482.
How long do I have to complete a course?+
Once you enroll, the course stays open on your dashboard indefinitely. Florida requires a minimum seat time — the timer tracks your active reading time so you always meet the requirement.
What if I fail the final quiz?+
You can retake the quiz as many times as you need at no extra charge. The passing score is 75%. Your best attempt is recorded.
Do I get a certificate right away?+
The moment you pass, a signed CEU certificate is emailed to you and saved to your dashboard. You can also generate the FDACS-13325 attendance form directly from your dashboard.
Can I use these hours for multiple license categories?+
Each course is approved for a specific FDACS category (e.g., GHP, L&O, Termite/WDO, Fumigation). If you hold licenses in multiple categories, you'll need to complete a course for each category you want to renew.
Limited Urban Fertilizer (LUF) — what do I need?+
Florida's Limited Urban Commercial Fertilizer Applicator certification (§482.1562) renews every 4 years and requires 4 CEU hours: 2 hours Core (Chapter 482) plus 2 hours Limited Urban Fertilizer. Both are passed at 75% and documented on the FDACS-13325 Record of Attendance. Our LUF course is built and awaiting final FDACS approval — join the notify list on the course page and we'll email you the moment it's live. In the meantime the Core course is enrollable today.
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