Section 20-314d - Schools offering prelicensing or continuing education. Registration. Fees. Instructions(a)(1) A school shall register with the department, in a form and manner prescribed by the Commissioner of Consumer Protection, prior to offering any prelicensing or continuing education course. Such form shall include an attestation by the school that: (A) All courses offered by such school comply with the requirements established in section 20-314e; and(B) All instructors teaching courses at such school are qualified pursuant to subsection (c) of this section and section 20-314e.(2) No school shall offer any prelicensing or continuing education course in this state unless such school maintains an active registration with the department under this section.(b) Each school registration issued pursuant to this section shall expire biennially, and the initial registration fee and renewal fee for each such school registration shall be one hundred dollars.(c) No school shall permit an instructor to teach a course approved under this chapter unless such school has determined that the instructor has:(1) At least five years of experience as a practicing real estate licensee;(2) Expertise, or a professional designation from an institute or society, in the field in which such instructor proposes to teach; or(3) Experience teaching a course in a formal education program or has attended an accredited college or university extension instructors' seminar. For collegiate level courses that are part of a degree program, the instructor shall have (A) teaching experience and a master's degree in an appropriate field, or (B) such other combination of qualifications as the commission may, in the commission's discretion, approve.(d) No school shall offer any course that does not satisfy the requirements established in section 20-314e.Conn. Gen. Stat. § 20-314d
Added by P.A. 23-0084,S. 3 of the Connecticut Acts of the 2023 Regular Session, eff. 4/1/2024.