Journeyman and master electrician exam prep, built by a licensed Michigan master electrician & inspector — works in every state, on either code book.
The complete practice test and study guide for the journeyman and master electrician license exams — built by a licensed Michigan master electrician, 26-year electrician, and 17-year electrical inspector. Pick the code book your state tests on and switch anytime.
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Real exam-style journeyman & master questions — pick an answer and see the correct one plus the full worked-out explanation, exactly like the paid study guide. No sign-up needed.
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The sample test above mixes everything together, the way the real exam does. Sometimes you want to hammer one subject until it sticks. These are grouped the way the exam is built — pick the one you keep getting wrong. Same as everything else here: the code section is named and the math is worked out. No sign-up.
New here, or sat it before and it did not go your way? Start with how to pass the journeyman electrician exam — the open-book method, written out in full.
Something no other course has
Every other exam prep course asks you about the code in words. This one shows you a photograph of the real installation and asks what the NEC requires. The pictures are mine — taken on actual inspections and jobs around Michigan, not stock photos. There are 149 photo questions in the course, covering what you have to recognise on sight: services, panels, boxes, marinas, pools, hazardous locations, solar and mobile homes.
Here are six of them, free. Same as the sample test above — pick an answer and it tells you the code section and why.
Real questions from the course. Each one names the NEC section so you can look it up in your own code book — which is exactly what the exam makes you do.
See inside
A full walk-through of what you get on the inside — the questions, the flash cards, the videos, and the timed practice test, and how it all works together.
If reading is hard for you
I've watched good electricians — men who could wire anything you put in front of them — struggle with a test because of the reading, not the electrical. So the whole course can be read out loud to you, and the word lights up on the screen as it's spoken so you can follow along.
If you have trouble reading, have dyslexia, or just take it in better by ear, this is built for you: a read-aloud electrician exam prep course that will read the test questions to you — text-to-speech on every question, answer and study page, with follow-along highlighting.
Most states allow testing accommodations, and in a lot of them that includes having the exam read out loud to you. Extra time and a separate room are common too. This is a normal, everyday request — the testing companies handle it constantly and nobody at the test site thinks twice about it. Ask. Don't be shy about it. It can be the difference between passing and not.
Every state runs this differently and the rules change, so ask about yours — that call is the only way to get the right answer. Inside the course there's a State Exam section that points you at your own state's exam.
Simple pricing
No monthly fees, no upsells — everything above, for six months.
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Start about 4 to 5 months before the date you plan to take your exam. That way, if you don't pass the first time, you can get right back in and retake within 2 to 3 weeks — while everything is still fresh in your mind. That's exactly why you get a full 6 months of access.
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A few things straight from inside the guide — free to use right now.
About 30 seconds of the study-while-you-drive audio — real exam questions read aloud, quiz-style. This piece is the swimming-pool questions.
🚗 Play it in the truck — press play, lock your phone, and it keeps going.
The brain-dump sheet I write from memory before the exam — the Ohm's Law & Power wheels and the voltage-drop formulas. Print it or save the PDF.
Open & print the worksheet →A one-page guide to finding any rule in the NEC 2023 book fast — the index, the contents, and the numbering trick. Print it for your code book.
Open & print the guide →Who gives the exam in your state, which NEC edition it is written on, the fees, the hours of experience you need, and where to register. Every state, kept current.
Find your state →Everything you get
One place to prepare for every kind of question on the journeyman and master exam — memorize, drill, calculate, watch, and listen.
Every question written to match the real journeyman & master exam and verified against the NEC 2023 book.
Every calculation is solved step-by-step — the rule, the table values, the answer, and the common mistakes.
Smart review that brings back what you're about to forget and mixes in new questions as you improve.
Drill one subject at a time — grounding, motors, boxes, services, load calcs — and track your mastery.
Full topic walk-throughs — Ohm's Law, motors, box fill, services, and more — plus a clip on every math problem.
Study hands-free in the truck. Definitions and quick-recall facts read aloud, made for the road.
An 80-question exam that feels like test day — real state timer, flag & review, and saved history, just like the PSI test.
How the code book is laid out, how to look up a rule fast, conductor sizing, conduit fill, and motor circuits — printable.
The brain-dump sheet — Ohm's-law wheel, power wheel, and voltage-drop formulas — to write out before you start.
Why students pass
Miss a calculation and you get the whole method: the rule, the table lookups, the arithmetic, the answer, and the mistakes to avoid. Here's a real one from the guide.
Who built it
Hi, I'm Kevin. I've been an electrician for over 26 years and an electrical inspector for more than 17. I've been exactly where you are — I went through the apprenticeship, and I've taken and passed the journeyman, the master, and the electrical contractor's exams. Every test you're working toward, I've sat for. I took what I've learned as an inspector — looking up code and troubleshooting every single day — and built it into this course. I think it's more genuine because I've lived it, and I'm still living it.
My goal is for this program to fully prepare you for every question you might face on the test — with real practice questions, worked-out math, video lessons, and audio you can study to while you drive. If you focus and try hard, you can learn anything and be the best at it.
Michigan electricians
Michigan's journeyman and master electrician exams are given by PSI and built on the NEC 2023. This course drills you the same way the test does: full-length timed practice exams weighted by code topic, the math worked out step by step, and the look-it-up speed you need for an open-book code exam. It also covers what the national courses skip — Michigan's own state rules, permits, and apprentice ratios — straight from a Michigan instructor and electrical inspector who has sat on your side of the table.
A taste of the memorizing
109 quick-recall facts every journeyman & master has to know cold — heights, clearances, ampacities, and all the little rules that show up on the test. Here's a look at some of them:
Questions
Your state
Every state runs it differently — a different testing company, a different edition of the NEC, a different number of hours before they will let you sit. Pick yours and it tells you who gives the exam, which code book it is written on, what it costs, and where to sign up. Free, and no account needed.