Last verified from official sources: 2026-06-26. This is a plain-language summary, not legal advice — always confirm the current rules with your licensing board.
Does Connecticut require continuing education for Professional Engineers?
No. Based on the board’s current rules, Connecticut does not require continuing education (PDH/CE) to renew a Professional Engineer (PE) license. You still need to renew on time and keep your license in good standing.
What this means for you
- There is no mandated PDH count for this license today.
- Rules change — boards add CE requirements periodically, so check before each renewal.
- If you hold a license in another state too, that state may still require PDH.
Who this applies to
Licensed Professional Engineer (PE)s renewing in Connecticut. If you are newly licensed, the first renewal is often prorated or exempt — check your specific renewal notice.
How PDH Options helps
Even where Connecticut doesn’t mandate PDH for this license, professionals use PDH Options to stay current and to cover requirements in other states they’re licensed in — all from a phone, for $99 for one full year of unlimited access.
What you get
- Courses aligned to the NCEES Model Rules / CPC standard.
- A graded assessment at the end of every course (what makes the credit defensible).
- Completion certificates and records you can retain for ~6 years.
- An ethics course to satisfy the common ethics requirement.
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Source: Connecticut board / rule (checked 2026-06-26). Requirements change — verify the current rules with your Connecticut licensing board before relying on this summary. PDH Options provides education, not legal advice.
Other Connecticut licenses: Land Surveyor · Architect