Virginia Electrician (ELE) Exam Prep Courses

It’s challenging to earn your Virginia journeyman or master electrician license, but with the exam prep package and resources that work for you, you’ll be ready to light up a successful career in no time.

Contractor Training Center offers everything you need to prepare like a pro, pass your exam, and earn your Virginia Electrician (ELE) License.  

With a Virginia Electrician (ELE) License you’ll be on the road to a career that includes the construction, repair, maintenance, alteration, or removal of electrical systems.

• Certification as a Journeyman electrician means:

You possess the necessary ability, proficiency, and qualifications to install, repair and maintain specific types of materials and equipment, utilizing a working knowledge sufficient to comply with the pertinent provisions of the Virginia Uniform Statewide Building Code and according to plans and specifications.

• Certification as a Master electrician means:  

You possess the necessary ability, proficiency, and qualifications to plan and lay out the details for installation and supervise the work of installing, repairing, and maintaining specific types of materials and equipment utilizing a working knowledge sufficient to comply with the pertinent provisions of the Virginia Uniform Statewide Building Code. 

Here’s what you’ll need to do to become a licensed electrician in Virginia:

• Mandatory Pre-License Course You must complete the eight-hour pre-license course to apply for your contractor license  
• Business Law Exam Class A and Class B contractor applicants must pass a business law exam before applying for a contractor license 
• License Application Applicants must submit a license application to the Virginia Department of Professional and Occupational Regulation (DPOR)

Contractor Training Center offers all the exam prep support and materials you’ll need to pass the Virginia Contractor Class A/B Exam, plus license application processing services. And after you receive your license, we can help with your Virginia electrical continuing education needs.

Haven't taken the mandatory eight-hour pre-license course? Get started today!