Alabama Electrical Journeyman Prep Courses & Reference Materials

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We offer everything you need to prepare for the Alabama Electrical Journeyman Exam!

To prepare for the exam, you will need books and tabs as well as our exam prep course. We also give the option to purchase pre-tabbed and highlighted books, saving you valuable hours of highlighting the information within the books yourself.

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Alabama requires all journeyman and electrical contractors to obtain a license through the Alabama Electrical Contractors Board, also known as the AECB.

In Alabama, an Electrical Journeyman is licensed to install electrical wiring, apparatus, or equipment lighting, heating, or power or control systems as defined by the Board as Electrical Work. He or She shall work under a Master or State-Certified Electrical Contractor and shall be capable of doing work according to plans and specifications furnished to them in accordance with standard rules and regulations.

What's on the Exam?

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Number of QuestionsTime Allowed
804 hours
Subject Area# of Questions
Conductors and Cables10
Electrical Power2
Fire Detection and Alarm Systems2
General Electrical Knowledge10
Grounding and Bonding8
Illuminated Signs2
Lighting3
Low Voltage2
Motors6
Overcurrent Protection5
Raceways and Boxes10
Safety Information5
Service, Feeders, and Branch Circuits9
Special Occupancies and Equipment6

Exam Preparation

What you'll need to prepare for the exam

Exam Prep Course

Our Alabama Electrical Journeyman exam prep course is an online, pre-recorded course that you can complete at your own time and pace. Course access is delivered digitally immediately and is shared for 180 days after purchase. If you need a content access extension, our support team can renew your access in the online system for a $50 charge.

Our online exam prep course includes videos discussing best practices for taking your exam, an explanation of electrical theories and topics, book highlighting instructions, practice test questions and answers, and a simulation practice exam with randomized questions similar to the real exam at PSI. This course is also backed by our No-Pass, No-Pay Guarantee!

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Book Bundle

The Alabama Electrical Journeyman Exam is an open-book exam. You may bring the approved references into the exam with you. In a hurry to take your exam? We also offer exam-ready pre-tabbed and highlighted books, available here, to save you the time of tabbing and highlighting the book yourself.

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Tabs

Our exam prep tabs help mark the commonly referenced sections of the books used in the exam. Don't waste time flipping through your books in the timed exam - our tabs help you to be able to quickly reference important material in your books and move on to the next question without wasting valuable time.

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License Requirements

Steps to obtaining your license

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Frequently Asked Questions

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What is the experience required for a Journeyman Electrician license?

An applicant must prove a minimum of 8,000 hours of experience that shows necessary qualifications like training and technical knowledge to install electrical wiring, apparatus or equipment lighting, heating, or power. Also, work shall be performed according to plans and specifications furnished and in accordance with standard rules and regulations governing such work. 

How many times can I take the Electrical Contractor or Electrical Journeyman exams?

Once approved by the board the applicant has 90 days to sit for the exam. If an applicant does not pass the exam it can be taken again. Applicants are allowed to take the exam as many times as necessary within a two-year period upon payment of a new exam fee. The application will expire in two years from the initial approval date by the board. 

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