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Vermont PE PDH requirements
What a Vermont professional engineer needs for license renewal, checked against the state board or administrative code on Nov 1, 2026. Rules change — always confirm with the board before you renew.
| PDH required | 30 PDH |
|---|---|
| Renewal cycle | Biennial (licenses expire July 31 of even-numbered years) |
| Carryover | None — each PDH may be used for only one renewal |
| Provider approval | Not required — the licensee decides whether a course qualifies, subject to audit |
Other rules to know
- First renewal is exempt.
Sources
Online bridge PDH for Vermont engineers
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FAQ
How many PDH does a Vermont PE need?
30 PDH. Renewal cycle: Biennial (licenses expire July 31 of even-numbered years).
Can Vermont PEs carry over extra PDH?
None — each PDH may be used for only one renewal.
Does Vermont require approved PDH providers?
No. Vermont does not require course providers to be approved by the board, so the licensee decides whether a course meets the rules, subject to audit.