What is the duration of a conditional license?

A conditional license is typically issued for a duration of one year. This kind of license is often provided to individuals who may have met certain qualifications but may still need to complete additional requirements or conditions to obtain a full license. The one-year time frame allows the individual to demonstrate compliance with these conditions while still being permitted to operate within the scope of their conditional license.

In various regulatory frameworks, these licenses are created to help individuals transition effectively into full licensure while also monitoring their progress during the stipulated time. This one-year period is often seen as sufficient to assess an individual's readiness for a standard license or to address any additional criteria needed for licensure.