2025 North Carolina Electrical Contractor Laws, Amendments & Board Interpretations - 2-Hour Online Course

$ 29.97
$ 29.97

This two-hour online continuing education course spotlights current laws, amendments, and board interpretations. It is broken into four 30-minute modules covering North Carolina General Statutes related to:

  • Administrative code requirements
  • North Carolina General Statutes
  • Optional standby and energy storage systems based on 2023 Electrical Code interpretations
  • Current North Carolina-specific amendments to NEC 2023

This course concludes with a 25-question exam, with a passing score of 70% for credit.

Available for purchase, the definitive text documenting electrical codes in the United States: the National Electrical Code (NEC) NFPA 70, 2023 edition published by the National Fire Prevention Agency (NFPA). 

This course (CEC.05996), when offered during fiscal year 2025, meets the requirements of the North Carolina State Board of Examiners of Electrical Contractors for two contact hours of continuing education credit. This course is not sponsored by the Board.

Customer Reviews

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First-time pass rate

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Professionals trained

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Unlimited access to all content

Description

Our online course includes:

  • Current laws, amendments, and board interpretation 
  • Modules covering North Carolina General Statutes
Class Days & Times

This is an entirely online, self-paced course. Our online pre-recorded content is available 24/7 with unlimited access for 180 days after purchase.

If you require an extension after your initial 180 days of course access, contact our support team to request a course extension for $150.

CE Requirement

In North Carolina, electrical contractors must renew their license every year. To do so, continuing education is required. Limited, Intermediate, and Unlimited license holders must complete eight hours of CE; four of those can be completed online. Restricted license holders much complete four hours of CE, two of those hours can include online courses.

The Contractor Training Center offers several courses that, when offered during fiscal year 2025, meet the requirements of the North Carolina State Board of Examiners of Electrical Contractors. 

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