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National NASCLA Electrical Contractor Exam Prep Services & Materials
The NASCLA Accredited Examination Program was designed to assist contractors who need to be licensed in multiple jurisdictions. Contractors who take the accredited examination can access NASCLA’s Examination Database (NED) and request that their results be sent to other jurisdictions that accept the examination, thereby reducing redundant licensing requirements.
There are currently three NASCLA Electrical Exams available:
- Master/Unlimited Electrical Contractors Exam: for those who conduct business in the installation, maintenance, and repair of electrical work conforming to applicable standards and codes.
- Journeyman Electrician Exam: for individuals who have demonstrated capacity in the knowledge and skills needed to properly perform the installation, maintenance, and repair of electrical work conforming to applicable standards and codes.
- Residential Electrical Contractor Exam: for individuals who demonstrate competency in performing electrical installations, service, repair, and maintenance typically encountered in a permanent dwelling unit.
The National NASCLA Electrical Contractor exams are administered and accepted by differing states:
NASCLA Accredited Exam for Electrical Contractors
- Arizona, Louisiana, Missouri, Mississippi, and South Carolina administer the Electrical Contractor exam
- Alabama, Washington D.C., Tennessee, Utah, Virginia, and West Virginia accept the NASCLA Electrical Contractor exam
NASCLA Accredited Exam for Journeyman Electricians
- Missouri administers the National NASCLA Accredited Exam for Journeyman Electricians
- Alabama, Washington D.C., Tennessee, Utah, and Virginia accept the National NASCLA Accredited Exam for Journeyman Electricians
NASCLA Accredited Exam for Residential Electrical Contractors
- Arizona and South Carolina administer the NASCLA Accredited Exam for Residential Electrical Contractors
- Florida and Utah accept the NASCLA Accredited Exam for Residential Electrical Contractors
NASCLA Electrical Contractor Exam Prep Services & Materials
We offer everything you need to prepare for each of the National NASCLA Electrical Contractor exams.
To prepare for your 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.
Our NASCLA Electrical exam prep courses include highlighting instructions and practice exam questions for each book as well as electrical theory modules and a simulation practice exam.
About the Exams
NASCLA Accredited Exam for Electrical Contractors
The NASCLA Master/Unlimited Electrical Contractors Exam is for those who conduct business in the installation, maintenance, and repair of electrical work conforming to applicable standards and codes.
To take the exam, individuals must apply to an administering state board, such as Arizona, Louisiana, Missouri, Mississippi, or South Carolina for licensure.
After passing the exam, transcripts are also accepted by the following state boards: Alabama, Washington D.C., Tennessee, Utah, Virginia, and West Virginia.
See MoreNASCLA Accredited Exam for Journeyman Electricians
The NASCLA Journeyman Electrician Exam is for individuals who have demonstrated capacity in the knowledge and skills needed to properly perform the installation, maintenance, and repair of electrical work conforming to applicable standards and codes.
To take the exam, individuals must apply to an administering state board, such as Missouri for licensure.
After passing the exam, transcripts are also accepted by the following state boards: Alabama, Washington D.C., Tennessee, Utah, and Virginia.
See MoreNASCLA Accredited Exam for Residential Electrical Contractors
The NASCLA Residential Electrical Contractor Exam is for individuals who demonstrate competency in performing electrical installations, service, repair, and maintenance typically encountered in a permanent dwelling unit
To take the exam, individuals must apply to an administering state board, such as Arizona or South Carolina for licensure.
After passing the exam, transcripts are also accepted by the following state boards: Florida, Utah.
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