Colorado continuing education requirements include:
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12 hours annually
24 hours every 3 years
This option represents the continuing education requirement for many other states, but not Colorado. Some states do require 24 hours every 3 years, but Colorado has more frequent requirements.
48 hours every 3 years
This option exceeds Colorado's actual requirements and might represent a higher-level designation or a different profession's requirements. It's important not to overstate requirements.
No continuing education required
Colorado, like most states, requires continuing education to ensure licensees remain current with laws and practices. No continuing education would compromise consumer protection.
Why is this correct?
Colorado requires 12 hours of continuing education annually for license renewal.
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