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Electrical Exam Practice Exam Prep Kit 2018

We know that applying for the electrical license comes with a bunch of requirements that make your head spin.  On top of all that you must take and pass the electrical test.

To help you get started (with your head on) we created a free e-book with tips, study plan guidelines and practice exams questions.

This kit is completely free!



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Did you know the electrical exam for the master license and the journeyman license are computer based?  Don't learn the hard way how to take this computer-based exam by taking it over and over again until you pass it.  Take this simulated exam today.




Electrical Exam Question Flowchart

We have a free flow chart available for download that helps you identify the type of electrical exam questions you may see in the electrical exam.   Pay close attention to the different types of calculation questions.

Get this free flow chart today.


Flashcards for the electrical exam?
Making and reviewing flashcards is helpful to you as you study for the electrical exam.

Consider making flashcards for anything you are having trouble remembering, particularly formulas and other mathematical theory.   Access this free set.



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