Vermont Electrician Continuing Education
Vermont electricians must complete 15 hours of board-approved continuing education every 3 years, as required by Electricians' Licensing Board.
For Electrician.
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Vermont Electricians 15-Hour Continuing Education
15 CE hrs
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Requirements at a glance
What Vermont Requires of Electricians
- CE hours required
- 15 hours
- per renewal 3 years
- Renewal cycle
- Every 3 years
- License classes
- Electrician
- Exam to renew
- Not required
Find your license class
The Course Vermont Electricians Need
One course, planned to the exact hours and topics Electricians' Licensing Board requires.
- 1 license class
15 hours
of board-approved CE every 3 years
- Electrician
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Required subject matter
Topics Vermont Electricians Must Cover
Electricians' Licensing Board requires these subjects within your CE hours. Every course above is planned to include them.
National Electrical Codemin. 15 hours
Type-S specialists instead take 8 hours on their own specialty; a person licensed in more than two specialty fields need not exceed 15 hours in total, and a person licensed only as Type-S A1 and C3 nemin. 8 hours
Vermont Energy Goals
How renewal works
From Course to Renewed License in Vermont
- Step 1
Pick the course for your license class
Each course above is planned to the 15 hours and topics Electricians' Licensing Board requires.
- Step 2
Complete it online, at your pace
Timed lessons and checkpoints record your seat time so the hours hold up to an audit.
- Step 3
Download your certificate instantly
Your certificate lists the approved hours and completion date the moment you pass.
- Step 4
Renew with the board
Keep your certificate — the board verifies completion on renewal or audit. Then renew every 3 years.
Renewal guide
How to Renew Your Vermont Electrician License
Who has to renew
Vermont electricians holding a Electrician license renew with Electricians' Licensing Board.
When to renew
Vermont electricians licenses renew every 3 years, on the schedule your board assigns to your license. Continuing education must be complete before you submit the renewal. (VT Electricians: 3-yr license, expires last day of board-designated month (26 V.S.A. 908) - per-licensee)
Step by step
- 1
Confirm your license class and renewal date
Vermont sets electricians requirements by license class (Electrician). Check the class printed on your license, then note your renewal date — renewals run the schedule your board assigns to your license.
- 2
Complete 15 hours of board-approved continuing education
Electricians' Licensing Board requires 15 hours every 3 years, including National Electrical Code, Type-S specialists instead take 8 hours on their own specialty; a person licensed in more than two specialty fields need not exceed 15 hours in total, and a person licensed only as Type-S A1 and C3 ne, Vermont Energy Goals. Do not leave it for the last week — completions must be on file before the deadline.
See the Vermont electricians course - 3
Save your certificate of completion
Download the certificate the moment you finish and keep it with your license records.
- 4
Make sure your hours reach the board
In Vermont, you keep your certificate of completion and present it to the board if asked.
- 5
Renew with Electricians' Licensing Board
Submit your renewal and pay the renewal fee before the deadline. A late renewal usually means a late fee, and a lapsed license can mean re-applying from scratch.
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Questions Vermont electricians ask
Frequently Asked Questions
- How many continuing education hours do Vermont electricians need?
- Vermont electricians must complete 15 hours of board-approved continuing education every 3 years, as set by Electricians' Licensing Board.
- Which license classes does the Vermont electricians CE requirement apply to?
- The 15 hours requirement applies to: Electrician.
- What topics are required for Vermont electricians continuing education?
- Electricians' Licensing Board requires coverage of: National Electrical Code (15 hours); Type-S specialists instead take 8 hours on their own specialty; a person licensed in more than two specialty fields need not exceed 15 hours in total, and a person licensed only as Type-S A1 and C3 ne (8 hours); Vermont Energy Goals.
- Can Vermont electricians complete continuing education online?
- Yes. Board-approved online courses count toward the Vermont requirement; timed seat-time and completion records satisfy audit requirements.
Official Vermont Electricians Licensing Resources
- Electricians' Licensing Board
The Vermont board that licenses electricians and sets the CE rule.
- The rule this page is based on
Primary source for the hours, cycle and topics listed above.
Requirements on this page come from Electricians' Licensing Board’s published rules and were last verified on September 6, 2026. Always confirm your renewal date with the board.
Why Vermont professionals choose us
Vermont Electricians CE, Done Right
Every electricians course is built to meet Electricians' Licensing Board requirements so the credit you earn actually counts toward your renewal.
Built to the board rule
Every course is planned to the exact hours and mandated topics the state publishes, so the credit you earn counts toward renewal.
Instant certificate
Finish the assessment and download your certificate of completion the moment you pass — no waiting.
Credit reported for you
Where the board supports it, we report your earned CE hours directly so you do not have to.
Learn at your own pace
Work on any device, start and stop anytime. Your progress saves automatically as you go.
Renew Your Vermont Electrician License on Time
15 hours every 3 years — online, on your phone, with your certificate the moment you finish.