Vermont Electricians 15-Hour Continuing Education
Continuing education for Electricians in Vermont, built to the hours and topics the state board requires.
This course is awaiting board approval and can’t be purchased yet.
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- CE hours
- 15 hours
- Renewal
- 15h · every 3 years
- Industry
- Electricians
- License class
- Electrician
Your Instructor
Daniel T Whaley
Electrician Instructor
Oregon Limited Maintenance Electrician (LME), licensed
11 years of experience
Daniel T. Whaley is a licensed maintenance electrician with more than a decade of hands-on experience in electrical installation, maintenance, and code compliance. His work spans residential, commercial, and industrial systems, with deep familiarity with the National Electrical Code and its state-level adoption and amendments. As TradesCE's lead electrical instructor, Daniel develops and reviews continuing-education curriculum focused on practical code application — the situations electricians actually encounter in the field — and serves as instructor of record for TradesCE's electrical course catalog.
What’s Included
- 15 CE credit hours
- Lifetime access to course materials
- Works on desktop, tablet and mobile
- Certificate of completion (instant)
- Board-ready completion records
What Vermont Requires From Electricians
CE hours required
15 hours
Renewal cycle
Every 3 years
License classes
Electrician
Exam to renew
Not required
Topics Vermont requires across the full 15-hour electricians CE requirement
The board sets these for the whole renewal cycle, not for any single course. See the full Vermont requirement
- National Electrical Code — min 15 hr
- 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 — min 8 hr
- Vermont Energy Goals
From this course to a renewed license
- 1
Complete it online
Timed lessons and checkpoints record your seat time, at your own pace.
- 2
Pass the checks
Short knowledge checks confirm the material stuck — retake freely.
- 3
Download your certificate
Issued the moment you finish, listing your completed hours.
- 4
Renew with the board
Your credit counts toward renewal with Electricians' Licensing Board.
Questions Vermont electricians ask
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.
Continuing education credit
This Electricians course is built to the continuing education requirements your board sets for license renewal. On completion you receive a certificate instantly, and your completion record is kept in the format your board expects.
TradesCE is an independent education provider, not Electricians' Licensing Board.
Covers this license class
- Electrician
Vermont requires 15 hours every 3 years for these classes, set by Electricians' Licensing Board. See every Vermont electricians requirement →
Source: board rule · Verified Sep 6, 2026
Written for 1 state · pending board approval
- VT
- Pending board approval
- Built for renewal credit
- Reporting-ready records