*These courses when offered during the fiscal year 2026-2027 meet the NCBEEC requirements for the specified contact hours of CE credits. They are not sponsored by the board.
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Exam Prep Class
Are you looking to take your test for an electrical license? Are you upgrading to a different license? We look at definitions, common code sections, how to find answers in the code book, and some calculation examples. 2-hour course (2 credit hours) $50.00 If not licensed, these credits can be applied as secondary experience hours toward obtaining a license. If upgrading a license, these credits count toward continuing education hours. 70E Standard for Electrical safety in the Workplace
A comprehensive study of the NFPA 70E codebook. Showing the particular differences for an industrial facility, and how it expands the specifics of the NEC. It includes a detail study of the Risk Assessment, Safety program, and the safety procedures that an industrial plant should have. Also including Arc Flash protection equipment. It details Industrial safety for people employed at an Industrial site and for the contractors working onsite. 4-hour course (4 credit hours) $80.00 After you pass the test, your credits will be submitted to the NCBEEC. Reported within 48-hrs, it can take up to 5 business days to post. In the case of a time crunch, please notify your Instructor of the need, no guarantee but we will make every attempt to accommodate. Residential Wiring class
A study of how to wire a single-family residential house based on the code We will design the electrical system and components using a blueprint of a single-family residence 2-hour course (2 credit hours) $50.00 After you pass the test, your credits will be submitted to the NCBEEC. Reported within 48-hrs, it can take up to 5 business days to post. In the case of a time crunch, please notify your Instructor of the need, no guarantee but we will make every attempt to accommodate. |
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Residential Code Class
A study of all components for a single-family residential application as required by the code. Also, how and why, they contribute to safety A comprehensive look at several articles in the code that deal with wiring, boxes, receptacles, switches, AFCI, GFCI protection and where they shall be located. 2-hour course (2 credit hours) $50.00 After you pass the test, your credits will be submitted to the NCBEEC. Reported within 48-hrs, it can take up to 5 business days to post. In the case of a time crunch, please notify your Instructor of the need, no guarantee but we will make every attempt to accommodate. |
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Motors Class
A sequential study of all parts of a motor circuit from the branch circuit short circuit ground fault protective device to the controllers and overloads as well as conductors and disconnects. This course explains the reasons motors are wired the way they are, and it has examples on how to wire a motor. 4-hour course (4 credit hours) $80.00 After you pass the test, your credits will be submitted to the NCBEEC. Reported within 48-hrs, it can take up to 5 business days to post. In the case of a time crunch, please notify your Instructor of the need, no guarantee but we will make every attempt to accommodate. |
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Motor Control class
A comprehensive study of articles 430 (control circuits), 409 and 670 We will design a code approved control circuit controlling motors, a heater, start/stop stations and sensors. Showing how it should be wired. We will look at control panels for machines with motors and talk about relays, timers and other control components and terminology. Main emphasis will be on the safety of personnel. 4-hour course (4 credit hours) $80.00 After you pass the test, your credits will be submitted to the NCBEEC. Reported within 48-hrs, it can take up to 5 business days to post. In the case of a time crunch, please notify your Instructor of the need, no guarantee but we will make every attempt to accommodate. |
