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 trained. The total time the enrollee is in school will not
 exceed the time he is at work. In no case shall the time at
 school and the time at work be such as to violate legal
 employment regulations.

 In programs covering one school year, an average of two
 periods per day must be devoted to related vocational sub-
 jects. In programs covering two school years, an average
 of one period per day must be devoted to such subjects.

2.52 Qualifications of Teacher-Coordinators.

 2.52-1 Professional Preparation in Business or Distributive
 Education. A teacher-coordinator shall have a
 graduate certificate, including six semester hours of
 professional vocational courses such as those con-
 cerned with related study and job analysis for
 cooperative training, and the organization and
 coordination of distributive cooperative education.

 If he does not possess a graduate certificate but
 has graduated from a standard four-year institution
 he may qualify by completing 14 semester hours of
 professional vocational courses as outlined in the
 "Florida Requirements for Teacher Education and
 Certification. "

 2.52-2 Technical Preparation in Business or Distributive
 Education. A teacher-coordinator shall have a
 minimum of six semester hours of course work
 which is related to the distributive occupational
 subjects to be taught. A teacher-coordinator of
 business education shall have certification in the
 area of business education.

 2.52-3 Experience in Business and/or Distributive Education.
 A teacher-coordinator shall have a minimum of two
 years of practical work experience in occupations
 considered either business or distributive, one year
 of which shall have been as a full-time employee.

2.53 Qualifications of Teachers and/or Coordinators of Sectional
 Cooperative Classes. This provision does not apply.