Class G Annual Re‑Qualification – 4‑Hour State‑Required Training
Florida Class G license holders must complete a 4‑hour annual re‑qualification every year to remain in compliance with the Florida Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services. This in‑person course includes a review of updated laws, a 25‑question exam, and a live‑fire qualification of 48 rounds at a local range. Students must achieve a minimum score of 168 out of 240, with up to three attempts provided; remedial training is available if needed.
Training is offered monthly at multiple Central and South Florida locations. All participants must hold a valid Class G license. Upon completion, you will receive your proficiency certificate via email within 72 hours, as required by the Division of Licensing.

Renew your Class G license with our fast, state‑approved 4‑hour annual requalification. This course includes mandatory license updates, the required exam, and live‑fire qualification training. Students must bring their own firearm, ammunition, and targets. Ideal for armed security officers who need a quick, efficient yearly renewal

Class G Annual Re‑Qualification – 4‑Hour State‑Required Training
Florida Class G license holders must complete a 4‑hour annual re‑qualification every year to remain in compliance with the Florida Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services. This in‑person course includes a review of updated laws, a 25‑question exam, and a live‑fire qualification of 48 rounds at a local range. Students must achieve a minimum score of 168 out of 240, with up to three attempts provided; remedial training is available if needed.
Training is offered monthly at multiple Central and South Florida locations. All participants must hold a valid Class G license. Upon completion, you will receive your proficiency certificate via email within 72 hours, as required by the Division of Licensing.

Class G Annual Re‑Qualification – 4‑Hour State‑Required Training
Florida Class G license holders must complete a 4‑hour annual re‑qualification every year to remain in compliance with the Florida Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services. This in‑person course includes a review of updated laws, a 25‑question exam, and a live‑fire qualification of 48 rounds at a local range. Students must achieve a minimum score of 168 out of 240, with up to three attempts provided; remedial training is available if needed.
Training is offered monthly at multiple Central and South Florida locations. All participants must hold a valid Class G license. Upon completion, you will receive your proficiency certificate via email within 72 hours, as required by the Division of Licensing.