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CE Requirement – Alabama

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Alabama Electrician Continuing Education Requirements: All licensed Alabama electrical contractors and provisional electrical contractors must complete 14 hours of Board-approved continuing education every two-year renewal cycle. At least seven (7) of these hours must cover the National Electrical Code (NEC) or NFPA 70, while the remaining hours may be on other approved industry topics.

Quick Steps to Renew Your Alabama Electrician License

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Complete a 14-hour state-approved CE course within your two-year license term.

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Your course provider will report your completion to the Alabama Electrical Contractors Board electronically.

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Receive a certificate of completion from your provider for your personal records.

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Complete the renewal application and pay the required fee online via the Board’s website before your license expires.

Who Needs to Complete CE?

The following Alabama Electrician license types require 14 hours of CE for renewal every two years:

✓ Electrical Contractor

✓ Provisional Electrical Contractor

Note: Licensed Journeyman Electricians are not currently required to complete continuing education for renewal.

Important Notes

Your specific license expiration date varies and occurs every two years on either March 30th, June 30th, September 30th, or December 30th.
The Board sends renewal notices 30 days prior to the license expiration date.
All 14 hours of CE must be completed with a provider approved by the Alabama Electrical Contractors Board.
At least 7 of the 14 hours must be on the National Electrical Code (NEC)/NFPA.
You can carry forward a maximum of 6 excess CE hours to the next renewal period.
CE completion should be reported to the Board by your provider at least 60 days before license expiration to avoid potential late fees.

If you have questions about CE requirements in your state, we recommend contacting your state board.
(334) 679-1020 | Alabama Board Website | Email: [email protected]

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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

Alabama Electrical Contractors are required to complete 14 hours of continuing education every two years. At least 7 of these hours must be on the National Electrical Code (NEC). ExpertCE.com offers a full 14-hour, state-approved course package that fulfills all requirements.

Yes, all our courses for Alabama electricians are fully approved by the Alabama Board of Electrical Contractors. You can complete your requirements with confidence by visiting ExpertCE.com to see our approved course catalog.

The terms are often used interchangeably, but they have a specific meaning. The Alabama Board of Electrical Contractors requires 14 Continuing Education (CE) hours every two years. A Continuing Education Unit (CEU) is a standardized measure, where one CEU equals 10 contact hours. Therefore, Alabama's requirement of 14 CE hours is equivalent to 1.4 CEUs. ExpertCE.com provides courses in the required CE hour format.

While your license expires annually on December 31st, your 14 hours of continuing education are due every two years. Your specific renewal deadline may fall on March 30th, June 30th, September 30th, or December 30th. It is always best to verify your exact expiration date with the Alabama Board of Electrical Contractors. We recommend completing your CE early at ExpertCE.com to avoid any last-minute issues.

No, at this time, licensed Journeyman electricians are not required to complete continuing education for license renewal in Alabama. These requirements only apply to Electrical Contractors.

Yes, the Alabama Board of Electrical Contractors accepts online continuing education courses from approved providers. ExpertCE.com offers convenient, self-paced online courses that you can access 24/7 from any device.

The state requires that a minimum of 7 of your 14 total hours must be dedicated to the National Electrical Code (NEC). Our courses at ExpertCE.com are specifically designed to meet this requirement, covering the latest NEC updates and other relevant topics for electrical professionals.

Course pricing can vary, but ExpertCE.com is committed to providing the most affordable and convenient board-approved courses available. Visit our website for the latest pricing and package deals to fulfill your 14-hour requirement.

Once you successfully complete your course, we will report your hours directly to the Alabama Board of Electrical Contractors. You will also be able to immediately download a certificate of completion for your personal records. Get started today at ExpertCE.com.

Yes, the Alabama Administrative Code allows you to carry forward a maximum of 6 excess continuing education hours into the next two-year educational period.

To renew, you must first complete your 14 hours of required continuing education with an approved provider. Then, you will need to submit your renewal application and fee to the Alabama Board of Electrical Contractors. Find all the courses you need to begin the process at ExpertCE.com.

As required by the Board, course providers must give each licensee a certificate of completion within 30 days. At ExpertCE.com, you can download your certificate instantly upon course completion.

Absolutely. We handle the reporting for you. As a board-approved provider, we are required to submit a roster of all licensees who successfully complete our courses to the Board. Enroll at ExpertCE.com and let us take care of the paperwork.

Our courses are 100% online and self-paced, designed for busy professionals. You can start and stop as needed and complete the material on your schedule, from your computer, tablet, or smartphone. Check out our user-friendly platform at ExpertCE.com.

Yes, the continuing education requirements apply to both Electrical Contractors and Provisional Electrical Contractors. You will need to complete 14 hours of CE every two years. Fulfill your requirement today with board-approved courses from ExpertCE.com.