North Carolina Electrical (Limited, Intermediate, and Unlimited) Online Exam Prep Complete Package
$590.96
The North Carolina Electrical Exam Prep (Limited, Intermediate, and Unlimited) – Complete Package, will include 365 day access to detailed Highlighting Guides and comprehensive Quizzes that will take you through the references utilized during the State Exam, assisting you in passing the exam on the first try. The highlighting guides and quizzes are designed to familiarize students with testing materials. We do not provide students with exact test questions, as the state does not release this information.
Course Overview
The North Carolina Electrical Exam Prep (Limited, Intermediate, and Unlimited) – Complete Package, includes the following:
- North Carolina Electrical Exam Prep (Limited, Intermediate, and Unlimited)
- The National Electrical Code, 2020 edition.
- National Fire Alarm Code, 2013 edition
- North Carolina Electrical Contractor Tab Pack
The following reference materials are NOT allowed in the examination center or included in the package, but the Exam will contain information from them:
- North Carolina General Statutes, Chapter 87, Article 4
- North Carolina Title 21, NCAC, Chapter 18B
- Contractor’s Guide to Business, Law and Project Management, North Carolina Electrical Edition
- Lighting and Power Plans (See Page 66)
What’s Included In This Course
The North Carolina Electrical Exam Prep (Limited, Intermediate, and Unlimited) includes:
- Highlighting Guides
- Practice Quizzes
- Theory and Calculations
- Instructor Support
- Test Taking and Licensing Tips
Our complete Exam Prep Program includes Highlighting Guides and Quizzes for each reference allowed into the exam. Each quiz will pull from a larger question bank allowing students to take them multiple times before seeing repeated questions. With more than 400 questions based on the NEC, sections based on Theory and Calculations information as well as test taking tips and access to our Instructor Support; we are here to ensure you pass your State Exam on the first try.
Description, benefits & features
This course is made up of a detailed Highlighting Guides and comprehensive Quizzes that will take you through the information needed to pass the State Exam on the first try. Our complete Exam Prep Program includes highlighting guides, quizzes for each reference allowed into the exam, with more than 400 questions based on the NEC, theory and calculations information as well as test taking tips and access to our Instructor Support.
How Do I Get My License?
- Obtain Pre-Approval from the Board to sit for the Examination.
- Purchase the Exam Prep Course — and then study!
- Pass the exam.
- Submit your Licensing Application, licensing fee and proof of insurance.
Requirements To Get A License
To be considered for a qualifying examination administered by the Board, the applicant must be at least eighteen years old and must submit a completed application form with the following required information.
For Limited and Intermediate Applicants:
- Statements from present and/or past employer(s) satisfactorily verifying that the applicant has acquired the minimum years of experience for the examination classification desired.
- Statement from two responsible persons attesting to applicant’s good character.
For Unlimited Applicants:
- Statements from present and/or past employer(s) satisfactorily verifying that the applicant has acquired the minimum years of experience for the examination classification desired.
- Statement from two responsible persons attesting to applicant’s good character.
- Statements from two responsible persons attesting to applicant’s ability to satisfactorily supervise and direct all electrical wiring or electrical installation work done by an electrical contracting business in the Unlimited Classification.
Books and References for the Exam
All examinations are OPEN BOOK, loose leaf references will NOT allowed.
Reference Materials ALLOWED into the testing center:
- The National Electrical Code, 2020 edition.
- NFPA: 72 National Fire Alarm and Signaling Code, 2013 Edition
The following reference materials are NOT allowed in the exam, however the exam will cover information from them:
- North Carolina General Statutes, Chapter 87, Article 4
- North Carolina Title 21, NCAC, Chapter 18B
- Contractor’s Guide to Business, Law and Project Management, North Carolina Electrical Edition
- Lighting and Power Plans (See Page 66)
Applying for Licensure
North Carolina has three classifications for electrical contractors. They are the Limited, Intermediate, and Unlimited Classification. An Electrical License is required in the state of North Carolina to engage or offer to engage, in the business of electrical contracting within the state. Applicants must submit a completed application to get pre-approval from the State Licensing Board to take the exam.
After successfully passing a qualifying examination, applicants for Electrical License’s in any of the license classifications MUST:
- Submit a completed application for the desired license classification.
- Submit the appropriate licensing fee.
- Furnish the name, signature and social security number of at least one person to serve as the listed qualified individual for the applicant’s license.
Exam Details
Exams are administered through PSI in partnership with The North Carolina Board of Electrical Contractors.
Limited, Intermediate and Unlimited Examination Details:
- Examination Fee is $90.00 for ALL Classifications.
- All Exams will have 100 Questions, with the number of questions per content area varying depending on Classification.
- All applicants will have a maximum time of 6 Hours to complete the exam.
(For a full break down of the number of questions for each content area, per Classification, please see the North Carolina Board of Electrical Contractors Examination Information Handbook.)
Exams are based on the following
- The National Electrical Code, 2020 edition.
- NFPA: 72 National Fire Alarm and Signaling Code, 2013 Edition
- North Carolina General Statutes, Chapter 87, Article 4
- North Carolina Title 21, NCAC, Chapter 18B
- Contractor’s Guide to Business, Law and Project Management, North Carolina Electrical Edition
- Lighting and Power Plans (See Page 66)
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