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Florida certification exams

Check the exams on your Florida eligibility statement

Choose one exam listed on your current Statement of Status of Eligibility (SOE) for a Professional Certificate. See the passing score, fee, and official registration page.

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Record
Current Professional Certificate eligibility statement
Coverage
Elementary Education K–6
Exams
060, 082, and 083

Free Florida exam check

Find the exam on your current eligibility statement

Match the certificate type and test number on your Statement of Status of Eligibility (SOE). Choose one outstanding exam.

Source
Florida Department of Education and FTCE
Checked
August 25, 2026
Which statement matches your current SOE?
Which outstanding exam are you working on?

No names, license numbers, passwords or documents are requested.

What this check covers

One current SOE, one outstanding exam

Elementary Education K–6 (060)

Four subject subtests. The check shows the current per-appointment fee and the passing score for each subtest.

General Knowledge (082)

Essay, English language skills, reading, and mathematics. The current essay score rule differs from the pre-2025 version.

Professional Education (083)

One exam with the current passing score, fee, and registration page.

Where this check stops

Your current SOE remains the final checklist

An expired SOE, Temporary Certificate, different exam list, or accepted alternative mastery method goes back to Florida instead of being forced into this result.

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Which Florida exams can this check?

It checks Elementary Education K–6 (060), General Knowledge (082), and Professional Education (083) when a current Professional Certificate SOE lists them as outstanding.

Does this replace my SOE?

No. Your current Official Statement of Status of Eligibility controls the requirements Florida assigned to your application.

Do I need an account?

No. The check is free and does not ask for your name, certificate number, test account, or documents.

Official sources

Check again by 2026-09-15