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CE Requirement – Vermont
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Vermont Electrician Continuing Education Requirements: Journeyman and master electricians must complete 15 hours of Board-approved instruction on the National Electrical Code during each 36-month license period. Vermont electrical licenses are valid for three years. Holders of a Type-S journeyman license complete 8 hours on their specialty, and holders of several Type-S licenses never need more than 15 hours in total.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
Journeyman and master electricians must complete 15 hours of Board-approved instruction on the National Electrical Code during each 36-month license period. Our Vermont NEC 2026 course covers all 15 hours.
Every journeyman and master electrician renewing a Vermont license. Type-S journeyman licensees complete 8 hours on their specialty instead, and holders of several Type-S licenses never need more than 15 hours in total.
No. The Energy Goals education module is a separate requirement of the Division of Fire Safety. It is provided by the state at Vermont Energy Goals Education.
Yes. All 15 hours can be completed online with ExpertCE, at your own pace, on a phone, tablet or computer. There is no live-class requirement.
The course is built for 15 hours of instruction. You can stop and start as often as you like; your progress is saved.
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