Connecticut Continuing Education Requirements

Continuing education (CE) for licensed professionals in Connecticut is set by each profession's own state board — Connecticut State Department of Consumer Protection (Architectural Licensing Board), Connecticut State Board of Accountancy, Connecticut Department of Public Health, Connecticut State Board of Examiners for Professional Engineers and Land Surveyors, Connecticut Real Estate Commission, Department of Consumer Protection (DCP), and Connecticut Department of Public Health (DPH), Board of Examiners for Nursing. Every board sets its own contact-hour total, renewal cycle, and mandatory subjects. Compare all 6 professions below, then open a profession for the full Connecticut breakdown.

6
Professions Covered
2–40
Contact-Hour Range
5/5
Allow Online CE
6
Licensing Boards
Disclaimer: Requirements are set by each Connecticut licensing board and may change. Always verify with your state board before making CE decisions.

Connecticut CE Requirements at a Glance

Profession Contact Hours Renewal Cycle Online? Key Topics
Architect 12 1 yr Yes Health, Safety & Welfare (HSW) View →
CPA (Certified Public Accountant) 40 1 yr Yes Ethics, Attest/Compilation Services View →
Physical Therapist (PT) 20 1 yr Yes PTSD screening, suicide risk/depression/grief screening, and suicide prevention training View →
Professional Engineer (PE) None View →
Real Estate Agent / Broker 12 2 yr Yes CT Real Estate License Law View →
Registered Nurse (RN) 2 6 yr Yes PTSD, Suicide Risk, Depression & Grief Screening and Suicide Prevention View →

Notable Connecticut Requirements

Specific mandates Connecticut boards impose that often trip up license holders:

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Connecticut Licensing Boards

CE requirements on this page are sourced from each profession's official Connecticut board:

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