FTCE / FELE · test 083
Professional Education Test (083)
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At a glance
Exam details
- Format
- Computer-based test (CBT); approximately 80 multiple-choice questions Testing Time 2 hours and 30 minutes Your total appointment time will be longer than the testing time shown above. See Your Test Appointment for more information. Any time taken for breaks is… (fl.nesinc.com)
- Passing score
- A scaled score of at least 200 Reference Materials Provided for This Test None (fl.nesinc.com)
- Fee
- $150 (fl.nesinc.com)
Details checked against official sources since 2026-11-09.
Subtests
- Agriculture 6–12 (054)
- Art K–12 (001)
- Biology 6–12 (002)
- Business Education 6–12 (051)
- Chemistry 6–12 (003)
- Computer Science K–12 (005)
- Deaf or Hard of Hearing K–12 (020)
- Drama 6–12 (006)
- Earth/Space Science 6–12 (008)
- Educational Media Specialist PK–12 (010)
- Elementary Education K–6 (060)
- Engineering and Technology Education 6–12 (055)
- English 6–12 (013)
- ESOL K–12 (047)
- Exceptional Student Education K–12 (061)
- Family and Consumer Science 6–12 (052)
- French K–12 (015)
- German K–12 (017)
- Health K–12 (019)
- Humanities K–12 (022)
- Latin K–12 (024)
- Marketing 6–12 (057)
- Mathematics 6–12 (026)
- Middle Grades English 5–9 (014)
- Middle Grades General Science 5–9 (004)
- Middle Grades Mathematics 5–9 (025)
- Middle Grades Social Science 5–9 (038)
- Music K–12 (028)
- Physical Education K–12 (063)
- Physics 6–12 (032)
- Prekindergarten/Primary PK–3 (053)
- Reading K–12 (035)
- School Counseling PK–12 (018)
- School Psychologist PK–12 (036)
- Social Science 6–12 (037)
- Spanish K–12 (039)
- Speech-Language Impaired K–12 (042)
- Visually Impaired K–12 (044)
What it covers
- Planning instructionabout 18%
- Learning environmentabout 15%
- Delivering instructionabout 18%
- Assessmentabout 14%
- Professional growthabout 12%
- Florida's code of professional conductabout 9%
- Teaching English learnersabout 7%
- Literacy across subjectsabout 7%
Where it's used
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