Florida Community Association Manager (CAM) License Course
Become a Community Association Manager!
Gold Coast is Florida’s established leader in CAM Pre-license education courses. Our highly successful CAM program has helped thousands of Florida students pass their exam and become successful Community Association Managers.
Below you will find complete details about our CAM program. Please contact our helpful Career Counselors at 1-800-732-9140 if you have any questions. We are happy to help.
Choose from either Classroom, Livestream or Online options.
Our Classroom Option Is Best For:
Students that live close to our locations.
Students that enjoy the guidance of a live instructor in a classroom setting.
Students that prefer a structured schedule.
Classroom Package Options:
Gold Coast Essentials
$339
Includes:
2-day classroom course
1 year access for review with no retake fees
Access to online course modules & practice questions
Course Textbook
Gold Coast Plus
$439
Includes:
2-day classroom course
1 year access for review with no retake fees
Access to online course modules & practice questions
Course Textbook
CAM Cram livestream Course ($129 value)
Attend as many of these as you would like at no additional charge (up to 1 year).
Review the key concepts and topics, as well as get answers to any questions you may have while preparing to pass the state exam.
Interested in becoming a Community Association Manager?
Learn more by completing the form below:
Classroom Course Schedule
This 16 hour course is available for 2-consecutive days 9:00am - 600pm
Students that are self-motivated and prefer to create their own schedule, but also want the option to attend Livestream instructor lead sessions for reviews.
No option is set in stone. If you feel that Online is not the option for you we can transfer you to another course format.
Online Package Options:
Gold Coast Essentials
$299
Includes:
Online course valid for one year
The Basic version of Gold Coast School’s CAM pre-license course contains the same top quality online pre-license course as our Full Service option, but does not include the live CRAM review course.
Gold Coast Plus
$399
Includes:
Online course valid for one year
Access to sit in on livestream course sessions for review
1 Year access to CAM Cram Livestream Course ($129 value)
Attend as many of these as you would like at no additional charge (up to 1 year).
Review the key concepts and topics, as well as get answers to any questions you may have while preparing to pass the state exam.
This industry-leading online course includes:
Gold Coast’s self-study online course uniquely designed with colorful and engaging content, self-checks, diagrams, summary tables, animations, and videos to help you learn
Students enrolled in our Full Service option can attend Livestream course sessions at no charge
Designed to run on both computers and mobile devices such as iPads and other tablets
Instructor support via email and phone to answer any CAM related course questions, along with technical support
Interested in becoming a Community Association Manager?
Learn more by completing the form below:
Florida CAM License Requirements:
How do I get a CAM license?
Submit a state application along with fingerprints
You can obtain a State application by visiting www.myfloridalicense.com.
Electronic Fingerprinting is a part of the application process and should be completed as soon as possible. An appointment is required for fingerprinting services. Click here to set up your appointment. Monday-Friday 9:30am-12:00pm and 1:30pm-4:00pm. We are closed Monday-Friday from 12:00pm-1:30pm.
In order to apply you must:
Be at least 18 years of age
Have good moral character (as defined by state law)
Anyone who performs “management services” for a residential community association with more than 10 units or an annual budget, or budgets of more than $100,000, and is doing so for compensation.
Managements services performed include controlling or disbursing funds, preparing budgets or conducting meetings, coordinating maintenance, and other day-to-day services involved with the operation of a community association. For a more specific description of services, please refer to F.S. 468.431(2).
Who does NOT need a CAM license?
A person who performs clerical or maintenance functions under the direct supervision and control of a licensed community association manager and who does not assist in providing any management services.
A person performing these services without compensation, such as a board member or officer.
A person performing any management functions for non-residential properties.