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Free Journeyman Electrician Exam Prep

ICC National Standard Journeyman Electrician (R17/T17/G17)

Pass your Journeyman Electrician exam without spending hundreds on expensive prep courses. Free study guides, practice questions, and AI-powered learning.

Your Study Path

JOURNEYMAN Professional License: Complete Roadmap

Follow this path to maximize your chances of passing on the first try

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Phase 1: Exam Rules + NEC NavigationYou are here

Confirm your jurisdiction, exam code, NEC edition, allowed references, and navigation workflow.

24
hours
2

Phase 2: Calculations + Services

Build electrical math, load calculations, services, grounding, bonding, feeders, and branch circuits.

46
hours
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Phase 3: Wiring Methods + Equipment

Focus on the highest-weight wiring-method domain plus equipment, devices, controls, motors, and generators.

46
hours
4

Phase 4: Special Conditions + Timed Open-Book Practice

Finish with special occupancies, renewable energy, OSHA context, reference drills, and 4-hour simulations.

34
hours
Estimated total study time
150 hours
That's about 15 weeks at 10 hours/week

Can You Take the Journeyman Electrician Exam?

Check if you meet the basic eligibility requirements

Age
Education
Determined by state/local licensing authority, not by ICC alone
Experience
Licensing authorities commonly require documented apprenticeship or supervised electrical work hours before license issuance.
Additional Requirements
  • Confirm whether the jurisdiction requires R17, T17, G17, a state-specific exam, or a different testing vendor.
  • Use the NEC edition listed for the exact exam: R17 is 2023 NEC, T17 is 2020 NEC, and G17 is 2017 NEC in the opened ICC sources.
  • Bring only approved references and allowed calculator/tools under current ICC/Pearson VUE or PRONTO rules.
  • Meet all apprenticeship, work-hour, application, insurance, and fee requirements set by the licensing authority.

Journeyman Electrician Quick Facts

Time to Get Licensed

8-12 weeks for most candidates with field experience

From start to license in hand

Exam Provider

Pearson VUE / ICC, with PRONTO availability where offered

Remote Testing Available
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Retake Policy

ICC states candidates must wait 10 days before retaking a failed contractor/trades exam unless the applicable licensing board says otherwise.

Total Cost Breakdown

Exam Fee$120 ICC Pearson VUE exam fee
Total Estimated Cost$120+ before reference books and licensing-application fees
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The official pass rate is ICC does not publish first-time pass rates for individual national journeyman electrician contractor/trades exams in the opened official sources.. Our students do better.

200 Practice Questions

Question sets mapped to ICC journeyman electrician domains and NEC-centered state exam prep.

Code Navigation Support

Study NEC definitions, tables, calculations, wiring methods, services, grounding, and special occupancies with structured explanations.

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Aligned with the February 2026 ICC National Contractor/Trades bulletin and current R17/T17/G17 exam listing.

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Journeyman Electrician Exam Details

ICC National Standard Journeyman Electrician (R17/T17/G17)

Administered by International Code Council (ICC)

Official Source
Generally 70% for ICC contractor/trades journeyman exams; verify jurisdiction rules
Passing Score
80
Questions
4
Hours
$120 ICC Pearson VUE exam fee
Exam Fee
Study time: 90-150 hours
Prerequisites: ICC contractor/trades testing does not by itself set license eligibility; state/local licensing authorities set apprenticeship and work-hour requirements
Valid for: ICC test result use and license validity are set by the licensing jurisdiction

Exam Content Breakdown

Based on the official International Code Council (ICC) content outline

General Knowledge6%

Electrical theory, general load calculations, code definitions and terms, plan reading, and reference navigation.

Services and Service Equipment11%

Service and fault current concepts, service load calculations, service equipment, service conductors, transformers, grounding, bonding, and temporary services.

Feeders4%

Feeder load calculations, conductor sizing, and equipment grounding.

Branch Circuits and Conductors19%

Branch-circuit calculations, overcurrent protection, conductors, required outlets, GFCI/AFCI protection, and equipment grounding.

Wiring Methods and Materials26%

Raceway installations, underground wiring methods, boxes and enclosures, cabinets, panelboards, switchboards, clearances, guarding, flexible cords, and cables.

Equipment and Devices13%

Luminaires, receptacles, switches, appliances, utilization equipment, and heating/cooling equipment.

Control Devices4%

Switches, disconnects, controllers, and control-circuit application logic.

Motors and Generators6%

Motor and generator installation, conductor sizing, overcurrent protection, controllers, disconnecting means, and grounding/bonding concerns.

Special Occupancies, Equipment, and Conditions11%

Special occupancies, pools and similar installations, mobile home/RV parks, data processing equipment, miscellaneous special equipment, emergency systems, signaling, and fire alarms.

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What's Next After the Journeyman Electrician?

After passing the Journeyman Electrician, you can pursue these career paths

Master Electrician

Advance to supervisory, design-review, and higher-responsibility electrical licensing after meeting jurisdiction experience rules.

Electrical Contractor

Move toward business/contractor licensing where the jurisdiction separates trade qualification from contractor authority.

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NASCLA Accredited Journeyman Electrician

Consider NASCLA where accepted by participating jurisdictions and where it aligns with your licensing path.

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