Continuing Education · Connecticut
Connecticut Architect CE Requirements & License Renewal
Connecticut architects need 12 continuing education hours, 12 of them HSW. Cycle: annual. Rules change, so confirm with the state board before you renew.
| Total CE hours | 12 |
|---|---|
| HSW hours | 12 |
| Renewal cycle | Annual |
| License renews | Annual, due Jul 31 |
| CE hours due | Apr 30 each year |
| Keep records | 6 years |
| Notes | Hours must be earned May 1 to April 30, three months before the July 31 renewal. |
| Official source | State rule or board page |
How to stay compliant in Connecticut
- Confirm the current requirement on the Connecticut licensing board site. Rules and cycles change.
- Prioritize HSW-designated courses; they satisfy the strictest part of most states’ requirements.
- Keep completion certificates. Most boards can audit several years back.
- If you hold multiple licenses, track each state separately: the ALA CEU Tracker keeps a separate record for each state and sends monthly status reminders.
Official Connecticut resources
- Connecticut architect licensing board: renewal portal, statutes, and administrative rules
- ICC digital codes library: model codes and state adoptions
Earn your hours with ALA
- Webinars: live LU credit from your desk
- CEU Tracker: every hour logged, every state, one place
Common questions
How many continuing education hours do architects need in Connecticut?
Connecticut architects need 12 continuing education hours, 12 of them HSW. Cycle: annual. Rules change, so confirm with the state board before you renew.
Last reviewed September 29, 2026. Requirements vary by license type and can change; the state board is the official source. See all state requirements at a glance.