Continuing Education Providers for Electricians
Continuing Education Requirements
Electrician licensees must complete four hours of continuing education in courses approved by the department. These courses must address the National Electric Code, as adopted under Section 1305.101, Safety (NFPA 70E), and State law and rules that regulate the conduct of license holders under this chapter.
Licensing
Each year the provider must renew their registration in order to offer continuing education courses. Course approvals are valid for a period of one year, assuming the provider's approval remains current throughout that time.
New continuing education courses must be approved by the Department before being offered. The provider will need to submit a course approval application prior to scheduling of any courses/seminars, a timed topic outline, the course material, and the required course approval fee.
Also see frequently asked questions for more info about the application process:
Reporting Completed Hours
Please note that the reporting of continuing education hours is the responsibility of the continuing education provider. Licensees may check their hours at the Continuing Education Courses Look Up. If the hours have not been reported, the licensee should contact the provider first to ensure that the hours are reported. If the reporting issue is not resolved, they have the option of filing a complaint.
Email Updates - You may wish to sign up for the various occupation and continuing education provider email updates.
Request for Information - contact the Education and Examination division
Voice: (512) 463-6599 or toll free at (800) 803-9202
Fax: (512) 463-1512
