Florida Seal of Biliteracy Overview
The Florida Seal of Biliteracy, founded in 2016, recognizes individuals who have achieved proficiency in two or more languages. It is granted by educational institutions or organizations and serves as evidence of language skills and motivation. There are two award levels - Gold Seal and Silver Seal - each with specific criteria for qualification. To learn more or apply, contact Melissa Morgado, Supervisor of World Languages at the Office of Teaching and Learning.
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Florida Seal of Biliteracy
What is it? What is it? Qu Qu es? es? The Florida Seal of Biliteracy was founded in 2016 and has two award levels. It is granted by a school, district, state or other organization. A Seal of Biliteracy recognizes that an individual has attained a certain level of proficiency in two or more languages. A Seal of Biliteracy is typically awarded in the form of a certificate and can be used as a credential to convey an individual s proficiency in two or more languages.
Why? Why? Evidence of Evidence of Skills Skills Recognition Recognition University University Criteria Criteria Motivation Motivation
Gold Seal Overview: Silver Seal
2nd English Language Criteria Criteria Award 1 Qualification: Advanced-Low OR 4 Years 3.0+ GPA English Requisite: GPA 3.0 Award 2 Qualification: Intermediate-Mid OR 4 Years 3.0+ GPA
More information: Contact Melissa Morgado, Supervisor of World Languages, Office of Teaching and Learning at 813272-4405 or Melissa.morgado@hcps.net
