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- Residential Contractor Continuing Education
- 10 states
Residential Contractor Continuing Education by State
Each state sets its own renewal hours, deadlines and required topics. Pick your state for the full guide: hours, deadline, renewal steps, reporting and cost.
By state
Residential Contractor Continuing Education by state
| State | Hours | Cycle | Deadline | Online? | Guide |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Alabama | 6 hrs | 1 year | Nov 30, yearly | Yes | View guide |
| Georgia | 3 or 6 hrs a year | 2 years | June 30, even years | Up to 50% | View guide |
| Louisiana | 6 hrs | 1 year | Dec 31, yearly | Yes | View guide |
| Michigan | 21 or 3 hrs | 3 years | May 31 | Yes | View guide |
| Minnesota | 14 hrs | 2 years | Before your Q registration expires | Yes, all hours | View guide |
| Mississippi | 2 hrs | 1 year | Expiration date on your license | Yes, all hours | View guide |
| Oregon | 16 or 8 hrs | 2 years | Your license expiration date | Yes, all hours | View guide |
| Rhode Island | 2.5 hrs/yr | 1 year | Registration expiration date | Yes, all hours | View guide |
| Tennessee | 8 hrs | 2 years | End of your issue month | Yes, all hours | View guide |
| Wisconsin | 12 hrs | 2 years | Your issue-date anniversary | Yes, all hours | View guide |
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