PSI Exam Prep Seminar in Houston TX for the Electrical License

All of our students PASS the exam! If you don't pass, we stick with you until you do.

📌 When: August 22 & 23, 2020
📌 Tuition: $299 Journeyman Prep & $349 Master Prep
📌 Where: Hampton Inn & Suites Houston, TX

Pre-registration is required. 🚩 Limited seats to comply with COVID-19 social distancing.

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Come learn all 10 subject areas and 22 categories that are in the actual exam. Prepare. Pass. Excel.

🔥Know the Answers:
We take the mystery out and give you simple ways to navigate through the exam.

🔑This course is designed to focus specifically on the subject areas included in the state exam.

You will go home with 2 weeks' worth of homework to keep practicing what you learned.

If you have questions, reach out to us and we will help!

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Get Ready to Ace Your Texas Electrician License Exam!

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