Electrical & Trade Licensing

Why be an Electrician?

This is a good question, and I would be happy to answer it. The initial question, typically, is “should I go to college, or should I learn a trade?” I have nothing against college, but I am a strong proponent of learning a trade, the electrical trade. The electrical trade has many career paths and opportunities, anywhere in the country, and there is no limit to the earnings potential. No limit! Not to mention, there is no tuition. Let’s take a closer look at why you should […]

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Pass Your Texas Electrician Exam

No matter how you look at it, licensing exams are hard. This is especially true of electrical licensing exams. During fiscal year 2020, only 28.7% of Texas electrical exam takers passed their exam.

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Oregon Electrical License Renewal

How do I renew my Oregon Journeyman License? Oregon Journeyman and Limited Residential electricians are required to have all of their continuing education hours reported to the Oregon Building Codes Division by October 1st, 2021. Journeyman electricians are required to complete 24 hours of Oregon electrical continuing education each renewal […]

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How to Renew your New York City Electrical License

The process for renewing a New York City Master or Special electrical license can be overwhelming. There are several steps to follow and various documents that must be submitted. Here we have outlined the steps for renewal and maintaining an active New York City Special or Master electrical license.

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Texas Electrical License Renewal: Do Electricians Need Continuing Education in 2020?

The recent COVID-19 outbreak brought on changes to electrical continuing education requirements in Texas. These changes may have left some electricians in Texas confused about what the continuing education requirements are for the 2020 renewal cycle. TDLR Electrical Continuing Education Requirement Changes The Texas Department of Labor (TDLR) made changes to […]

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How to Renew a Florida Electrical License in 3 Easy Steps

JADE Learning is offering an 11-Hour Renewal Package for Florida Electrical Contractors. The courses are online and meet the requirements for the August 31st, 2020 renewal deadline. All licensed electrical contractors in Florida are required to complete 11 hours of continuing education to renew a Florida electrical contractor license.

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Electrical Services Flat Rate Pricing

Correctly operating an electrical service business will require you have skilled, personable, service technicians, a real live person to answer the phone, and a pricing system that covers all of your operating costs while generating profits! It’s time to throw out the old Time & Material (T&M) billing method and start charging by the Flat Rate. Let’s take a look at both:

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How Do I Renew My Oregon Electrical License

3 Steps to Renew My Oregon Electrical License Step 1 – When Does My Oregon Electrical License Expire: The renewal deadline for Limited JY Manufacturing Plant (PJ), Limited Maintenance Electrician (LME), Limited Energy Class A (LEA), and Limited Energy Class B (LEB) electrician license types is October 1, 2020. This […]

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Texas Electrical Apprentices and Journeyman: How to Upgrade your License

Do you currently hold an Texas Apprentice or Journeyman electrical license? Are you looking to upgrade that license to the next class? In order to upgrade your license there are a few experience requirements that you must fulfill and you are required to pass an electrical exam for your new license type. Once you have all the work experience you need, JADE Learning can help you pass your exam on the first try.

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What is on the California Electrical Certification Exam?

How Do I Sign-Up for the California Electrical Certification Exam?
Once you’ve completed all requirements as an apprentice or through and electrical trainee program you can submit your application to have your experience reviewed by the California DIR. After submitting the application and all the required attachments you will be notified of your eligibility. You will have one year to schedule and take your exam. If you do not complete your exam within that time frame you will have to re-submit your application. It is important that you properly prep for the exam to ensure you pass on the first try.

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