IFREC is now part of the Gold Coast Schools organization, and offers top notch CAM education for students looking to get or renew their license.  At the heart of our CAM program is highly trained instructors and staff who are dedicated to your success every step of the way.  Together, IFREC and Gold Coast have been able to increase the number of courses and formats available for CAM students across Florida.

Below you will find information about how to achieve your CAM license, as well as continuing education courses needed to renew an existing license through either classroom, LiveStream, or online courses.

A CAM license is required for those who want to manage homeowners and condominium associations of more than 10 units or have an annual budget in excess of $100,000.  There are plenty of opportunities for licensed CAMs to work for individual community associations, as well as for management companies who oversee the management of many associations.

Courses offered through IFREC/Gold Coast Schools not only meet the education requirements for achieving your license, but are also designed to prepare you for success in the industry.

License Requirements: 

• Be at least 18 years of age
• File state application and electronic fingerprints
• Complete the 16-hour state approved pre-licensure course
• Be of good moral character
• Pass the state exam

Course formats include:

Continuing Education Requirement:

CAM licensees are required to complete 15 hours of state approved continuing education courses prior to the expiration of their license on September 30 of even numbered years (ex. 2020, 2022,etc).  The total 15 hours can be achieved through either classroom, online, or correspondence courses. 

IFREC and Gold Coast Schools make it extremely easy to renew your CAM license by offering a wide variety of courses to meet your scheduling needs.  Upon completion, our staff handles all the necessary reporting to the state.

Course formats include:

• CAM FAQs

  • http://www.myfloridalicense.com/DBPR/community-association-managers-and-firms/faqs/#1503489442953-f6904e97-b48b

• Candidate Information Booklets

  Information contained within the Candidate Information Booklet (CIB) is helpful and will assist candidates in understanding the examination process. Candidates will also be familiar with what is or is NOT allowed during an examination, such as cell phones and electronic devices and acceptable dictionaries. All these booklets can be read or printed by selecting your specific profession.
  • http://www.myfloridalicense.com/DBPR/examination-information/candidate-information-booklets/#1507054722120-16a8fe5a-8cc0