Renew Your North Dakota Electrical License Before Deadline
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All electricians in the state of North Dakota are required to complete continuing education in order to renew their electrical license. JADE Learning provides all the courses necessary to meet the requirements for a North Dakota electrical license renewal.
Our North Dakota electrical continuing education courses work around your schedule.
Each course includes an official certificate of completion that you can save for your records. Looking for state reporting information? Learn more here.
The state of North Dakota requires electricians to complete 8 hours of continuing education every year in order to renew their license. At least 4 of the 8 hours must be dedicated to the current NEC.
JADE Learning has helped over 150,000 professionals renew their licenses for more than 20 years, and we can help you, too.
Study at your own pace according to your schedule, using a desktop computer, laptop, tablet, or smartphone.
Upon course completion, you'll receive a certificate that confirms you completed your continuing education hours.
This 8-hour course reviews the key updates in the 2026 National Electrical Code (NEC) across Chapters 1 through 4. Learners will examine major changes to code arrangement, Article 100 definitions, equipment installation and identification rules, load calculations, SPGFCI provisions, cannabis oil operations, and energy management systems. The course also highlights updated requirements for branch circuits, GFCI/AFCI protection, service equipment, wiring methods, conductor sizing, ampacity tables, raceways, wiring devices, and panelboards. Additionally, this course provides a review of key North Dakota electrical laws, administrative rules, and wiring standards that regulate electrical work in the state. By the end of this course, learners will understand how to apply the essential 2026 NEC revisions needed for safe and compliant electrical work.
This 8-hour course reviews key updates in the 2026 National Electrical Code (NEC) across Chapters 4 through 9. Learners will learn major changes affecting appliances, HVAC equipment, motors, generators, stationary batteries, hazardous locations, cannabis oil systems, commercial garages, marinas, and health care facilities. The course also highlights important revisions to elevators, manufactured wiring systems, EV power transfer systems, swimming pools, PV systems, fire pumps, emergency systems, standby systems, and limited-energy and communications circuits. Additionally, this course provides a review of key North Dakota electrical laws, administrative rules, and wiring standards that regulate electrical work in the state. By the end of this course, learners will understand the essential 2026 NEC revisions required for safe and compliant electrical work.
This online course reviews the first 100 of the most important changes to the 2023 National Electrical Code. Changes from Section 100 through Section 406 will be covered. This course also covers state-specific electrical laws and material and installation standards.
This online course reviews the last 100 of the most important changes to the 2023 National Electrical Code. Changes from Section 406 through Annex K will be covered. This course also covers state-specific electrical laws and material and installation standards.
Modern dwelling units have many unique electrical needs. Move through the home from the perspective of an electrician as you learn NEC 2023 residential wiring requirements. The course details safe and effective wiring design. You will discover code requirements and best practices for every room of the home, plus exterior spaces. From lighting requirements in the stairwell to tamper-resistant receptacles in the bathroom, this course covers it all. This course also covers state-specific electrical laws and material for North Dakota.
This course will cover the most important changes to the 2023 National Electrical Code along with the updated North Dakota Laws, Rules, and Wiring Standards.
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