Our one-on-one tutoring can show you how to quickly locate specific codes within the National Electrical Code, navigate the code book and quickly break down questions by keywords to find the exam questions.
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The journeyman electrician’s exam is usually required by the state or local municipality to be able to work as an electrician in that area. This exam certifies that you have the skills and knowledge needed to perform your job with public and consumer safety in mind to the best of your abilities.
Most companies offer you pre-written content, sample exams and zero interaction with someone who is actually working in the industry. We offer you one on one or group format zoom calls to go over your specific areas and what you need the most attention. This course will be customized to fit your specific needs in order to set you up for success. All zoom calls and trainings will be recorded so that you can revisit at any time to refresh yourself prior to taking the exam. Don’t read another textbook without having someone knowledgeable to ask your questions.
Our online course offers a unique blend of convenience, flexibility, and expert instruction, ensuring you receive the best possible learning experience. With engaging content and personalized feedback, you’ll quickly build the skills needed to pass the Electric Journeyman Exam and excel in your career as a certified electrician.
EXAM PREPARATION
Need help passing your state exam to get your electrical license or certification?
Our course offers a flexible, convenient learning experience that allows you to study at your own pace. Our expert instructors provide step-by-step guidance and support, ensuring you have a solid understanding of each topic. With engaging content, interactive exercises, and personalized feedback, you’ll quickly build the skills needed to pass the Journeyman Exam with flying colors.
Are you an electrician seeking to upgrade your skills and pass the Journeyman Exam? Look no further! Forte Electric Group’s comprehensive online course will equip you with the knowledge and skills you need to succeed. With several weeks of in-depth lessons, practice exams, and problem sets, you’ll be well-prepared to take the exam with confidence.
Course Highlights (sample schedule):
- Week 1: Get familiar with the National Electrical Code book and understand its structure and content.
- Week 2: Learn the fundamentals of Ohm’s Law, series and parallel circuits, and associated calculations.
- Week 3: Master the code requirements for electric ranges and clothes dryers, and learn how to calculate their loads.
- Week 4: Dive into Article 250 and learn how to size grounding conductors accurately.
- Week 5: Understand motors, their code requirements, and how to calculate critical parameters like overload protection and conductor sizes.
- Week 6: Learn voltage drop formulas and determine conductor ampacity using Article 315 of the NEC.
- Week 7: Master box and conduit fill calculations to ensure proper installations.
- Week 8: Discover Tap rules and learn how to calculate volt-amps for showcase windows.
- Week 9: Become proficient in dwelling service calculations using the Standard Method.
- Week 10: Learn the Optional Method for dwelling service calculations.
- Week 11: Prepare for the Journeyman Exam with a comprehensive review and practice exams covering all course topics.
Enroll now in Forte Electric Group’s Online Journeyman Exam Preparation Course and take the first step towards a successful career as a certified electrician!
Don’t wait any longer – enroll now in Forte Electric Group’s Online Journeyman Exam Preparation Course and take the first step towards a successful career as a certified electrician! Your journey to becoming a top-notch electrician starts here.
PRACTICE EXAMS
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When it comes to taking a difficult exam, our experts have your back. They’ve taken and passed the complicated exam and will prepare all the questions for you—allowing you to study at home or on the go. Hundreds of unique questions are provided, with one low fee. Plus, detailed explanations will help you pass your test on the first try!
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ELECTRICAL EXAM FAQs
Who is Eligible?
Most states and local governments require those who wish to be journeyman electrician to have working experience as an electrician for a certain amount of time. Some will also want you to have participated in certain educational programs. It is typical for your area to require a completed apprenticeship under the supervision of master electrician for a certain amount of time, usually around one year.
To make sure that you have met all the requirements for your area, it is important that you contact the state licensing agency or testing company used to do such things. They will be able to tell you exactly what must be done before you apply for such a license and also how to go about registering and scheduling a journeyman electrician’s exam.
There is usually a fee to take the exam. It is typically around $75.
When and Where Can I Take It?
Testing sites are usually held at a local testing company a few times every year. Your state licensing agency should be able to give you a list of locations and dates available in your area.
On the day of your exam it is important that arrive at least 30 minutes early. The will give you and others time to sign in and be prepared before you begin the exam. If you arrive late, you will not be allowed to test that day and will have to reschedule, as well as, pay another exam fee.
What Should I Bring?
You will most likely be required to bring a valid government issued identification to the testing site. This must include your printed name, a photo, your signature, date of birth, and an expiration date. This ID must also match all information that was used to register you for the exam.
As a general rule of thumb, the only items that are allowed to brought with into the testing area are your required ID and a silent, battery-operated, non-programmable calculator. All other items, including electronic devices,, food and drinks, will be assigned a designated storage area outside of the testing room.
The exam will be most generally administered via a computer with a mouse and keyboard. Though you may also take the exam using paper and pencil at some locations.
Most exams are considered “open book,” meaning a soft-bound edition of the National Electrical Code is usually allowed to be used as a reference during the exam. You will need to check your state specific guidelines.
What Does The Exam Cover?
As each exam differs slightly by state the only way to know for sure exactly what your exam will consist of is to contact your state licensing agency or testing company. However, most are fairly similar, having about 80-100 scored multiple choice and true/false questions.
There may also be a few non-scored items on the exam as well. These are typically not identified as such and will only be known once you are given your results. The usual given time to complete the test is around 240 minutes, depending on the number of items included on your exam.
The subject areas that are typically tested for are the following:
Definitions, Calculations, Theory, and Plans
Electrical Services, Service Equipment, and Separately Derived Systems
Electrical Feeders
Branch Circuit Calculations and Conductors
Electrical Wiring Methods and Electrical Materials
Electrical Equipment and Devices
Motors and Generators
Electrical Control Devices and Disconnecting Means
Special Occupancies, Equipment, and Conditions
Renewable Energy Technologies
When Will I Know My Results?
Immediately. Once you have completed the exam you will receive an appropriate notification on the computer screen. An official score report will also be printed out for you to take with at the testing site. You must usually receive a score of a 70% or higher to pass.
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