Cybersecurity Experiential Learning

Deleted the specific title 'Cybersecurity Experiential Internship and Clearance Readiness Program' and replaced it with 'Cybersecurity Experiential Learning Program.'

Added private postsecondary educational institutions to the list of eligible participants, expanding the program beyond state universities and the Florida College System.

Removed the requirement for the Department of Commerce to enter into an agreement to implement the program, shifting development responsibility to Cyber Florida.

Added new duties for Cyber Florida to consult with employers and establish minimum student qualifications for the program.

Deleted the detailed legislative findings section that described specific pilot programs at USF and UWF and the rationale for combining internships with security clearance preparation.

The page count was reduced from 5 to 3 pages, indicating a substantial condensation of the bill's text.

Added 'private postsecondary educational institutions' to the list of eligible entities participating in the Cybersecurity Experiential Internship and Clearance Readiness Program.

Added the phrase 'subject to legislative appropriation' to the bill's title and the section creating the program, establishing that the program's existence and operations depend on approved funding.

Adjusted spacing and formatting in the header and section titles to align with the committee substitute version (c1).