The North Carolina Electrical Contractors Prep course covers all three tiers of the electrical License. Limited, Intermediate, and Unlimited.
You have the option to either take the state exam or you can take the NASCLA Exam. NASCLA is accepted in Multiple states
The North Carolina Electrical Contractors Prep course covers all three tiers of the electrical License. Limited, Intermediate, and Unlimited.
The North Carolina Fire Alarm/Low Voltage Contractors Prep course
This license is designed for those handling large-scale commercial electrical projects with no limit on project size or scope.
This license covers electrical work in residential properties, ensuring safety and code compliance for home electrical systems.
Prepare for North Carolina electrical licensing exams with a focused study plan, exam-style practice, and the right reference materials. Explore the options below—including NC state pathways and NASCLA electrical exams.
The North Carolina Electrical Contractors Prep course supports all three NC electrical license tiers: Limited, Intermediate, and Unlimited.
You may also have the option to take the NASCLA exam, which is accepted in multiple states. Select a license type below to view exam details and prep options.
Note: Requirements and exam policies can change. Always verify the most current information with the North Carolina board and your exam provider.
State License Prep
Prep that covers North Carolina’s electrical contractor tiers: Limited, Intermediate, and Unlimited. Built to help you understand exam topics, improve reference navigation, and build test-day confidence.
Specialty License Prep
Exam prep for Fire Alarm and Low Voltage pathways in North Carolina. Focused coverage to help you study the right concepts, improve accuracy, and reduce test-day surprises.
NASCLA Exam Option
Designed for contractors pursuing large-scale commercial electrical work with no limit on project size or scope. A strong option for professionals planning multi-state expansion.
NASCLA Exam Option
Covers electrical work for residential properties, focusing on safety, code compliance, and installation best practices. Ideal for contractors who primarily work in homes and residential systems.
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Apply with the North Carolina State Board of Examiners of Electrical Contractors (NCBEEC). Start here: NCBEEC – Official Website.
NCBEEC reviews your application and qualifies your exam(s) based on license type (Electrical Contractor or Fire Alarm/Low Voltage). Once approved, you’ll receive instructions to test with PSI.
After approval, schedule your Trade and (if required) Business/Law exams at PSI: PSI – Test Takers. Select the North Carolina Electrical program to view current exams and bulletins.
Pass the required PSI exams, then submit any remaining documents, fees, and insurance to NCBEEC to activate your license.
