Complete Florida engineering continuing education online with self-paced courses and a convenient 18-hour renewal bundle.
Choose one of two complete 18-hour Florida renewal packages, a focused 4-hour Florida bundle, or the individual mandatory courses you need.
18 Hours
Complete Florida renewal package totaling 18 hours, including Florida Laws and Rules, Engineering Ethics, Advanced Florida Building Code – 9th Edition 2026 Part 1 & 2, and technical engineering topics.
18 Hours
Alternate 18-hour renewal package with Florida Laws and Rules, Ethics, Advanced Florida Building Code – 9th Edition 2026 Part 1 & 2, and technical classes in electrical systems, high winds, seismic design, water, and climate.
4 Hours
Focused Florida package that includes Florida Engineering Law and Rules, Ethics in Engineering, and Advanced Florida Building Code – 9th Edition 2026 Part 1 & 2 (2 hours).
1 Hour · Approval #0010538
The required Florida laws and rules course for Professional Engineers, offered through Education Pathways as FBPE Provider #0009623.
1 Hour · $7.99
Professional ethics education covering engineering responsibilities, ethical decision-making, standards of practice, and public welfare.
2 Hours · $23.99
Two Florida Building Commission-approved courses on the 2026 Florida Building Code for engineers whose practice includes covered design work. Part 1: FBC Course #1372.0. Part 2: FBC Course #1373.0.
2 Hours · $15.99
Florida-specific structural inspection education covering current regulations, inspection procedures, reporting, code awareness, and safety practices.
Browse additional technical courses by engineering discipline and topic, including civil, structural, environmental, electrical, mechanical, industrial, and more.
Add technical PDH hours with a new self-paced course on sustainable design for engineers.
4 Hours · $31.99
Life cycle assessment, renewable energy integration, water conservation, waste reduction, sustainable materials, and green building standards, applied to engineering projects.
The Advanced Florida Building Code course is included in all three Education Pathways Florida Engineering bundles because many Professional Engineers work on projects governed by the code. It is a specialized qualification, not a universal requirement for every Florida PE.
The Florida Engineering Renewal Bundle – 18 Hours is designed for engineers who want a convenient package covering the mandatory Laws and Rules and ethics topics plus additional engineering education. Review the included courses to confirm that the technical subjects fit your area of practice.
The bundle includes Florida Engineering Laws and Rules, Engineering Ethics, Advanced Florida Building Code – 9th Edition 2026 Part 1 and Part 2, and a selection of technical engineering courses. The live product page provides the current course lineup and total package details.
The 4-Hour Bundle combines the mandatory Florida Laws and Rules and ethics education with Advanced Florida Building Code – 9th Edition 2026 Part 1 and Part 2. It is useful for engineers who need those specific topics or who qualify for a reduced first-renewal requirement, provided the selected courses match their individual obligations.
Many Florida engineers work on buildings, structures, facilities, or systems governed by the Florida Building Code. Including the course gives those engineers a convenient way to obtain the current qualification while also offering added professional-development value to other learners.
No. The qualification applies to engineers who actively participate in design work covered by the Florida Building Code. Engineers whose work does not involve those projects may not be required to take it.
The Education Pathways Florida Engineering Laws and Rules course lists approval number 0010538. The course is offered through an approved Florida engineering continuing education provider.
Yes. Engineers may select either 18-hour package, the 4-hour bundle, or individual courses such as Florida Engineering Laws and Rules, Engineering Ethics, and the Advanced Florida Building Code – 9th Edition 2026 Bundle.
A certificate is available after successful completion. Engineers should save their certificates and related records for at least four years and use them when entering education into NCEES CPC Tracking or documenting an Advanced Building Code qualification.
Education Pathways reports completion of the approved Florida Laws and Rules course to FBPE as required. Engineers remain responsible for their other PDHs and for submitting Advanced Building Code documentation when that qualification applies.
Yes. Education Pathways engineering courses are delivered online and are self-paced, so learners can pause, resume, and complete coursework around their professional schedules.
Choose the complete 18-hour renewal bundle or select only the individual PDH courses you need.
