After accompanying her husband on military duty, what is true regarding a Florida broker's education requirement upon returning?

In Florida, a broker who has accompanied a spouse on military duty is afforded certain educational exemptions upon their return. Specifically, they are not required to complete any continuing education for a period of five years following their discharge from military service. This exemption recognizes the unique circumstances military personnel and their families face and aims to ease their reintegration into civilian roles, including occupations within real estate.

The other options suggest requirements that do not apply in this case. For instance, full continuing education and reactivation education would imply a need for additional coursework that isn't mandated for those who have served. Furthermore, retaking the licensing exam would only be applicable if the broker's license had lapsed due to lengthy inactivity or other specific circumstances, which isn't the case under the military discharge exemption. Therefore, the correct understanding of the education requirement following military duty is that no education is needed for five years post-discharge.