Find the answer in the code book — the way you will in the exam room.

NEC 2026 edition · $149 course / $199 with practice tests

The complete prep course for the NEC journeyman electrician exam. 21 lessons of narrated video built article by article through the code book, with every rule quoted verbatim from the published NEC and the section number on screen — so the skill you build is finding the answer in the book, the same way you will in the exam room and on the job.

Built on the NEC 2026 edition — see the edition note below for how that matches your state's exam.

• Full coverage

  21 lessons · 170 video segments · 25+ hours

  From definitions and services through motors, special occupancies, voltage drop, conduit fill, and jobsite safety — the whole exam scope, not a highlights reel.

• The code itself

  Verbatim NEC text on screen

  Every rule taught is quoted from the published NEC with its section number, so what you study is exactly what the exam — and the inspector — will hold you to.

• Worked calculations

  Real numbers, step by step

  Load calculations, conductor sizing, box fill, conduit fill, and voltage drop worked on screen with the tables they come from — not just the formula named and abandoned.

• Built by a licensed master

  Curriculum from the field

  Authored and reviewed by a multi-state master electrician — organized the way working electricians actually look things up.

21 lessons, each segment short enough to study on a break. Lessons follow the structure of the code book itself. Inside each lesson, segments run a few minutes apiece — short enough for a lunch break, long enough to teach a real rule.

1. 1Code Foundations and Definitions
2. 2Services — Article 230, Service Grounding (Article 250 Part II/III), and Service Panelboards (Article 408)
3. 3Branch Circuits, Feeders, and Calculations (NEC Articles 210, 215, 220, 225)
4. 4Overcurrent Protection (NEC Article 240)
5. 5Grounding and Bonding (Article 250)
6. 6Wiring Methods (Articles 300-398)
7. 7Conductors and Cables — Article 310 + Cable Types (Articles 320, 330, 334, 338, 340)
8. 8Electrical Equipment, Lighting, and Devices (NEC Articles 404, 406, 408, 410, 422)
9. 9Motors, Generators, and Transformers (NEC Articles 430, 440, 445, 450)
10. 10Specific Occupancies and Hazardous (Classified) Locations
11. 11Specific Equipment — Signs, Electric Vehicle Charging, Solar Photovoltaic, Energy Storage, Interconnected Power, and Other Specific Equipment
12. 12Emergency, Standby, Specific Conditions, and Communications (NEC Chapters 7 & 8)
13. 13Electrical Theory — Current, Voltage, Resistance, Power
14. 14AC, Three-Phase, and Transformer Theory
15. 15Load Calculations (Standard Method)
16. 16Voltage Drop and Conductor Ampacity
17. 17Conduit Fill and Box Fill
18. 18OSHA 29 CFR 1926 Subpart K — Construction Electrical Safety
19. 19WA Codes — RCW 19.28 + WAC 296-46B (Journeyman 17-item slice)
20. 20UT Law — Title 58 + R156-55b (Journeyman 4-item slice)
21. 21FL Residential Electrical Contractor Overlay — F.S. 489 Part II + F.A.C. 61G6 (Journeyman-analog slice)

This course teaches the NEC 2026 edition. Every rule is re-quoted from the 2026 book, including the changes that trip up candidates who studied the 2023 book: Article 220 became Article 120, the dwelling unit load for service and feeder calculations changed, and cross-references moved throughout.

The journeyman exam in Colorado, Texas, and Wyoming tests the NEC 2026 edition. Your exam bulletin names the edition your test uses; check it before you book.

This course teaches the 2026 edition of the National Electrical Code (NEC). The California, Delaware, Florida, Michigan, Nebraska, Ohio, Oklahoma, South Dakota, and West Virginia journeyman exams test the 2023 edition; if you are taking one of those, see the 2023 edition of this course.

Save with the prep bundle

Course and practice tests together, $199.

The course teaches the code; the practice tests rehearse the exam — timed, exam-format questions from a verified pool. The only bundle we offer.