TRANSFERABILITY OF TRAINING AND CREDENTIALS SUBJECT TO TRAINING REPAYMENT AGREEMENT PROVISIONS
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Department of Law
Attorney General-Consumer Protection Section
TRANSFERABILITY OF TRAINING AND CREDENTIALS SUBJECT TO TRAINING
REPAYMENT AGREEMENT PROVISIONS
4 CCR 904-4
[Editor’s Notes follow the text of the rules at the end of this CCR Document.]
A training or credential is transferable for the purposes of C.R.S. Section 8-2-113(3)(a)
when it is engaged in voluntarily by the employee and directly results in either
(a)
an educational degree or certification from
i.
a private college or university authorized to operate in Colorado under
C.R.S. Section 23-2-103.3;
ii.
a private occupational school with a certificate of approval under C.R.S.
Section 23-64-115(1);
iii.
a community or technical college identified in C.R.S. Section 23-60-205; or
iv.
a public institute of higher education as defined in C.R.S. Section 23-4.5-
102(7); or
(b)
a license
i.
as defined in C.R.S. Section 12-20-102(9);
ii.
a commercial driver’s license as defined in C.R.S. Section 42-2-402(1);
iii.
any license defined in Colorado law;
iv.
a comparable license or credential defined in the law of any other state,
territory, district, or federally recognized Indian Tribe; or
v.
a certificate or license granted by a federal government agency; or
(c)
a training or credential that is recognized by an industry or trade association, a
union, or other organization representing employers or workers within the
profession or occupation to which the training or credential is related.
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Editor’s Notes
History
New rule eff. 04/30/2026.
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