Texas journeyman electrician exam prep · 2026 NEC
Prepare to pass your Texas journeyman electrician exam.
Find the skills you need to work on, learn how to solve the questions, and practice putting it all together. Get a study plan that adjusts as you improve, so you know what to work on each day.
$149 one time, six months of access · Pass-or-refund guarantee
Step-by-step lessons · Targeted practice · Timed practice exams
Know the work. Get ready for the test.
You can have years of experience on the job and still need practice with exam calculations, code-book lookups, and the clock.
This course breaks exam topics into manageable skills, explains the steps, and gives you practice using them. When you struggle, your study plan brings you back to the material you need to work on.
Spend your study time where it helps.
Start with what you need.
A starting assessment checks what you already know and where you need more work. Your results shape your study plan. You can take a short free starting test now, without an account.
Learn how to get the answer.
Each new skill starts with a short lesson and a worked example. Practice questions include explanations so you can follow the steps and understand your mistakes.
Fix the gaps that slow you down.
If a calculation keeps giving you trouble, the course returns to the skills behind it, such as unit conversions, fractions, or rearranging a formula. Then you try again.
Keep what you learn.
Earlier skills return for review as you move forward. You keep practicing the material you need instead of leaving it behind after one lesson.
See how a mistake becomes progress.
Suppose you miss a current calculation because you divide the numbers in the wrong order. Seeing the correct answer is only the first step. You need to understand the setup and solve a fresh problem yourself.
From the free lesson, after choosing 0.125 A:
A 30 Ω resistive load is connected to 240 V. How much current does it draw?
0.125 comes from 30 ÷ 240. To find current, divide voltage by resistance:
I = E ÷ R = 240 ÷ 30 = 8 A
Now try a fresh problem to check the method.
A clear plan when you sit down to study.
Open your daily plan.
See the lessons and reviews selected from your progress.
Learn a skill.
Read a short explanation and follow a worked example.
Put it into practice.
Solve questions and review the steps behind each answer.
Pick up where you left off.
Your progress is saved for your next session.
Set your exam date to help organize your study plan. As the date approaches, use timed practice exams to check your pace and see which subjects still need work. If the work left does not fit before your date, your plan tells you.
Practice for both parts of the exam.
NEC Knowledge
Practice finding the relevant code sections and applying them to exam questions, including timed lookup drills that show how long each search takes. Use your own code book as you study.
Calculations
Learn how to set up electrical calculations, work through the steps, and check your answer. Build from the math foundations to more involved problems, with fresh numbers each time a skill comes back for review.
Timed practice exams follow the official outline for each portion and use questions kept apart from your daily practice.
What the course costs.
$149, one payment, six months of access.
Pass-or-refund guarantee. If you complete your study plan and do not pass your journeyman electrician exam, we will refund what you paid for the course. You have completed your study plan when, from the day your access starts to your exam date: (1) you finished at least 80 percent of the daily study lists the course assigned you; and (2) in your final 30 days of study you sat at least one full timed practice exam for each part of the exam. To claim, tell us within 30 days after your exam date, from the Guarantee page in your account, and include your score report. The course checks your study record when you claim and shows you the result. A person reviews every refund; we reply by email within five business days. One refund per person per purchase. Seats bought by an organization are covered for each learner on the same terms, with the refund paid to the organization for that learner's seat.
Preparing a group of apprentices?
Give apprentices extra practice between classes and a clearer way to work on individual weak areas. Electrical contractors, apprenticeship programs, and trade organizations can buy seats by card, invite learners, and see each learner's progress.
Free practice tests and study guides
No account needed.
Practice tests
- Free journeyman electrician practice test
- Texas journeyman practice test
- Oklahoma journeyman practice test
- California journeyman practice test
- Kentucky journeyman practice test
- Iowa journeyman practice test
- Delaware journeyman practice test
- Alabama journeyman practice test
- Wyoming journeyman practice test
- South Dakota journeyman practice test
- Vermont journeyman practice test
- Utah journeyman practice test
- Colorado journeyman practice test
- Maine journeyman practice test
- NEC code practice test
- Ohm's law practice problems (free lesson)
Guides
- The journeyman electrician exam
- Electrician license requirements by state
- How to become an electrician
- Journeyman electrician license
- Master electrician license
- How to pass the journeyman electrician exam
- How hard is the journeyman electrician exam
- NEC edition by state
- 2026 NEC changes
- NEC Article 220 is now Article 120
Exam topics
Explanations with a worked example and checked practice questions:
Testing in another state?
The course follows each state's own outline on the same code edition.
- Oklahoma Journeyman Electrician exam guide
- California Journeyman Electrician exam guide
- Kentucky Journeyman Electrician exam guide
- Iowa Journeyman Electrician exam guide
- Delaware Journeyman Electrician exam guide
- Alabama Journeyman Electrician exam guide
- Wyoming Journeyman Electrician exam guide
- South Dakota Journeyman Electrician exam guide
- Vermont Journeyman Electrician exam guide
- Utah Journeyman Electrician exam guide
- Colorado Journeyman Electrician exam guide
- Maine Journeyman Electrician exam guide
Common questions
Is this a question bank?
The course combines lessons, worked examples, practice questions, and review. The goal is to help you understand how to solve the problems and use those skills on questions you have not seen before.
Do I need to be good at math already?
The calculations course includes foundational skills used in electrical calculations. If those skills need work, they belong in your study plan too.
Which NEC edition does it use?
The 2026 NEC, the edition the Texas exam has used since September 1, 2026. Code-based questions cite the relevant sections so you can look them up in your own book.
Do I need my own code book?
Yes. Use your own 2026 NEC for code-based lessons and practice. The course teaches methods and points you to code sections. It does not replace the book.
Can I study on my phone?
Yes. Lessons and practice are designed for a phone. For code-based questions, keep your code book nearby.
How long will it take?
That depends on your starting point, the skills you need to work on, and how regularly you study. There is no single completion time that applies to everyone.
Is there a guarantee?
Pass-or-refund guarantee. If you complete your study plan and do not pass your journeyman electrician exam, we will refund what you paid for the course. You have completed your study plan when, from the day your access starts to your exam date: (1) you finished at least 80 percent of the daily study lists the course assigned you; and (2) in your final 30 days of study you sat at least one full timed practice exam for each part of the exam. To claim, tell us within 30 days after your exam date, from the Guarantee page in your account, and include your score report. The course checks your study record when you claim and shows you the result. A person reviews every refund; we reply by email within five business days. One refund per person per purchase. Seats bought by an organization are covered for each learner on the same terms, with the refund paid to the organization for that learner's seat.
See how the course teaches a calculation.
Read a short lesson, work through an example, and try four practice questions.
Free. No account required.