Colorado § 24-4-203 Evaluation and implementation

Colorado Statutes

§ 24-4-203 — Evaluation and implementation

Colorado § 24-4-203

Title 24Government

Art.Rule-making and Licensing Procedures

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Colo. Rev. Stat. § 24-4-203 (2026).

Text

(1)Each agency shall:

(a)Document the following results and publish a summary of pathways available to a veteran to obtain authorization to practice an occupation:

(I)Evaluate the extent to which military training meets all or part of the state requirements to be authorized to practice an occupation;

(II)Identify reciprocity mechanisms with other states; and

(III)Determine if an occupational exam is available to authorize a veteran to practice an occupation;

(b)Consult with community colleges and other post-secondary educational institutions with regard to:

(I)Courses or programs to cover the gap between military occupational specialty training and the training required to be authorized to practice an occupation; and

(II)Refresher courses for the reinstatement of lapse

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(1) Each agency shall:

(a) Document the following results and publish a summary of pathways
available to a veteran to obtain authorization to practice an occupation:

(I) Evaluate the extent to which military training meets all or part of the state
requirements to be authorized to practice an occupation;

(II) Identify reciprocity mechanisms with other states; and

(III) Determine if an occupational exam is available to authorize a veteran to
practice an occupation;

(b) Consult with community colleges and other post-secondary educational
institutions with regard to:

(I) Courses or programs to cover the gap between military occupational
specialty training and the training required to be authorized to practice an
occupation; and

(II) Refresher courses for the reinstatement of lapsed civilian credentials;
and

(c) Consider adopting a national credentialing exam.