Code-based prep that teaches you to navigate the National Electrical Code under time pressure — aligned to the 2026 NEC, with an edition guide for jurisdictions still on 2017–2023. Try 10 real practice questions below, free.
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Most journeyman exams are open-book and based on the National Electrical Code: wiring and protection, wiring methods and materials, equipment for general use, special occupancies, services and feeders, branch circuits and conductors, motors, and general electrical theory. Many states use the ICC or a state-specific exam of roughly 80 questions in about 4 hours.
It depends on your state — jurisdictions adopt the NEC on different cycles, so 2017, 2020, 2023, and 2026 are all in use somewhere. Our book is built on the 2026 NEC and includes an edition-comparison guide so you can translate the load-calculation rules back to an earlier code if your state is behind.
Usually yes. That makes code-navigation speed the real skill — knowing exactly which article and table to turn to. Our practice questions train that lookup habit, not just memorization.
Yes, most journeyman exams allow a basic non-programmable calculator for load and conduit-fill calculations. Our book includes worked examples for every common calculation type.
A full code-based review, calculation walkthroughs, 3 full-length practice tests, 180+ questions with explanations, and free timed online practice tests via the access code inside.