Transportation Engineering Training Program

Program Overview

CDOT’s Transportation Engineering Training Program (TETP) develops and hosts roadway design and construction training for CDOT engineering staff, consultant partners, contractors and local agency personnel. TETP courses emphasize CDOT-specific processes and procedures that are available in a variety of learning formats, including:

  • Self-paced online e-learning
  • In-person instructor-led training (ILT)
  • Virtual instructor-led training (VILT)
  • Technical video training

All TETP training is accessed through CDOT's learning management system, the State of Colorado (SOC) Learns Training Portal. TETP e-learning courses are free for CDOT employees and external partners. Instructor-led trainings are hosted between October and May every fiscal year (July 1 through June 30). Check out TETP's Annual Brochure, which has information about training available from various CDOT engineering programs as well as TETP courses currently in development.

2026 Fiscal Year Training Schedule

TETP's 2026 Fiscal Year Training Schedule for External Partners is available and courses are open for enrollment in SOC Learns. Review the table of contents for an overview of what instructor-led courses are being offered. When you find a course you’re interested in, select the course title to jump to the description and use the link to enroll.

The Division of Transportation Development has scheduled Pedestrian Facility Design and Bicycle Facility Design training classes from June through September. Program engineers, resident engineers, project engineers, region planners and other planning and engineering staff who may work on bicycle and pedestrian projects are encouraged to take the training.

  • Pedestrian Facility Design Training (TETP): This full-day training updates participants on current safety concerns as well as countermeasures to provide safe and comfortable pedestrian facilities along highways and arterial roads.
  • Bicycle Facility Design Training (TETP): This full-day training (intended to be taken following the pedestrian training) will provide a deep understanding of the design needs of a variety of bikeway users as well as a review of the current state of the practice in providing safe and comfortable bikeways.

When registering, please ensure you are signing up for the correct class and location.

Need a SOC Learns account?

Visit the Access the LMS web page to request an account using your company contact information. Accounts are typically approved within two business days. You'll receive an email notification when your account is approved, although it may take up to 12 hours for your account permissions to process to be able to search for and take training.

Accessibility at CDOT

CDOT is continuing to improve the user experience and applying accessibility standards to ensure equitable access for all. Our websites and applications are aligned with WCAG 2.2 Level A and AA, and they are designed to meet the State of Colorado Technical Standard TS-OEA-002 and House Bill 21-1110. In compliance with 8 CCR 1501-11, Section 11.11, CDOT shall make reasonable modifications to policies, practices and procedures in an effort to ensure CDOT programs are accessible to individuals with disabilities, and to ensure nondiscrimination against persons with disabilities. For assistance with this tool, refer to the CDOT Accessibility Statement webpage.

Questions?

Contact the TETP Managers, Allison Wilson and Jordan Isales, with any questions.