Delaware Department of Agriculture
Delaware Pest Control CEUs
Looking to renew your license? We’ve got you covered!
Browse the state-approved bundles and individual courses below.
Bundle Options

Delaware - Private Applicator - Category 7A - 3 Credits
State-approved CEU bundle for Delaware.
2 Courses$39
Individual Courses

Delaware - General Pest Control - 7A - 4 Credits
7A: 4
$59
4 CE hours

Delaware - Integrated Pest Management - 7A - 1 Credit
7A: 1
$29
1 CE hours

Delaware - Pest Application and Use - 7A - 4 Credits
7A: 4
$59
4 CE hours

Delaware - Technical Branch #1: Fumigation - 7A - 2 Credits
7A: 2
$29
2 CE hours

Delaware - Technical Branch #1: Fumigation - 7B - 1 Credit
7B: 1
$19
1 CE hours

Delaware - Technical Branch #1: Fumigation - 7C - 1 Credit
7C: 1
$19
1 CE hours

Delaware - Technical Branch #2: General Pest - 7A - 4 Credits
7A: 4
$59
4 CE hours

Delaware - Technical Branch #3: Wood-Destroying Organisms - 7B - 4 Credits
7B: 4
$59
4 CE hours
Continuing education requirements
Delaware requires continuing education hours by license type. Our bundles above are sized to satisfy these in a single sitting.
| License type | Required CEUs | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Commercial Applicator | 15 CEUs every 3 years | Category-specific credits required |
| Public / Government Applicator | 15 CEUs every 3 years | Similar requirements to commercial licenses |
| Private Applicator | 6 CEUs every 3 years | Lower requirement than commercial licenses |
| Pesticide Operator | CEUs tied to supervising applicator | Operator works under a licensed applicator |

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Frequently Asked Questions
How long is a Delaware pesticide license valid?
Most Delaware pesticide applicator licenses are valid for three years and expire on December 31 of the renewal year.
Can CEUs be carried over to the next cycle?
No. Delaware does not allow CEU carryover between renewal cycles.
Do operators need their own CEUs?
Operators typically work under a licensed applicator and do not complete CEUs independently.
What happens if my license expires?
You may not apply or supervise pesticide use until your license is renewed and active.
Does Delaware accept reciprocity from other states?
Yes. Delaware offers reciprocity for certain license categories when equivalent certification exists.
Are category-specific CEUs required?
Yes. Commercial applicators must earn CEUs approved for each licensed category.


