Florida CAM Pre-Licensing
Waitlist OpenFlorida CAM Pre-Licensing Course
A 16-hour Florida CAM pre-licensing course built around the operational scope of community association management — not just an exam.
The Florida Licensing Pathway
Florida requires completion of a state-approved 16-hour CAM pre-licensing course before sitting for the state CAM examination. CICSC delivers the required hours through practical, association-tested coursework with office hours and ongoing manager resources included.
Who This Is For
- Aspiring Florida Community Association Managers (CAM)
- Assistant managers preparing for CAM licensure
- Property management firms onboarding new managers
- Career changers entering Florida community association management
Curriculum
The Florida CAM Pre-Licensing program covers the topics that govern community association management in Florida and that managers face every day in the field.
- 01Florida community association governance overview
- 02Condominium, cooperative, and homeowners association framework
- 03Board authority and fiduciary duties
- 04Manager role and professional boundaries
- 05Meetings, notices, records, and elections
- 06Budgets, assessments, reserves, and financial controls
- 07Insurance and risk management
- 08Covenant enforcement and compliance administration
- 09Vendor management and contracts
- 10Professional communication and board relations
- 11Practical case studies
- 12Exam preparation and course review
Join the Florida waitlist
I understand that state licensing requirements may change and that CICSC course approval status may vary by state. I understand that CICSC will clearly identify whether a course is approved, pending approval, coming soon, or waitlist-only before enrollment.
Status: waitlist open. CICSC will not represent this program as State Approved unless and until it is formally approved by the relevant Florida regulatory authority.
Frequently Asked
Is this course approved by the State of Florida?+
Course approval status is shown on this page and may be Coming Soon, Approval Pending, or State Approved. CICSC will clearly identify approval status before any enrollment becomes active.
What is included with my enrollment?+
Every enrolled student receives the 16-hour pre-licensing coursework, one year of CICSC membership, access to 1:1 office hours during the course, downloadable templates and checklists, and a certificate of completion subject to state approval rules.
Does this course guarantee I will pass the Florida CAM exam?+
No CICSC course guarantees exam passage or licensure. The Florida CAM exam is administered by the State of Florida. CICSC prepares you with practical and exam-relevant material; final results depend on each student.
Want to Talk to Someone?
Request a 1:1 office hours session. We will help you understand the Florida licensing pathway and how CICSC manager resources can support your career.
Licensing Notice: CICSC provides educational resources for community association leaders and managers. Licensing requirements vary by state and may change. Course approval status will be clearly identified on each course page before enrollment. CICSC materials are educational in nature and are not legal advice.
Affiliation Notice: CICSC is not affiliated with the Community Associations Institute (CAI), CAMICB, or any state licensing agency unless expressly stated.
Independence Notice: The Common Interest Community Standards Council (CICSC) is an independent organization and is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by the Community Associations Institute (CAI) or the Community Association Managers International Certification Board (CAMICB). CICSC credentials and professional development certificates are independent of CAI designations and CAMICB certifications. CICSC does not issue, administer, or replace any credential offered by CAI or CAMICB.
Disclaimer: CICSC provides educational resources, governance standards, and practical advisory support. CICSC does not provide legal advice, accounting advice, tax advice, engineering advice, insurance advice, or reserve study services. Board members and associations should consult qualified professionals for matters requiring professional judgment or legal interpretation.