Accessible Continuing Education for Texas Electrical Professionals

Brothers Employment & Training provides affordable, accessible electrical education designed to support professional development, workplace safety, regulatory compliance, and continued participation in the electrical workforce.

Mastering the NEC is an online, four-hour Texas electrical continuing education course for eligible electrical license holders completing their continuing education requirements for license renewal.

Revenue generated through this course supports BET’s nonprofit educational mission, including workforce-readiness programming, community education, reduced-cost learning opportunities, and services for individuals facing barriers to education and employment.

  – Course Format: Online
  – Course Length: 4 Hours
  – Languages: English and Spanish
  – Course Fee: $19.99

Official TDLR Course Information:

  – Course Provider: Brothers Employment & Training
  – TDLR Continuing Education Provider Number: 2514
  – TDLR Course Number: 32647
  – Course Title: Mastering the NEC
  – Delivery Method: Online
  – Approved Continuing Education Credit: 4 Hours

Brothers Employment & Training administers the course, verifies completion, issues completion certificates, and reports qualifying course completions to the Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation.

Course Purpose:

This course is designed to help Texas electrical professionals maintain current knowledge of electrical codes, licensing requirements, professional responsibilities, and workplace safety practices. Through practical and accessible online instruction, participants review information that supports safe, responsible, and code-compliant electrical work.

Course Topics:

  – National Electrical Code: Review provisions of the National Electrical Code adopted in Texas and examine how electrical-code requirements promote safety, consistency, and professional accountability.
  – Texas Electrical Laws: Review the Texas Electrical Safety and Licensing Act and the legal responsibilities applicable to Texas electrical license holders.
  – Texas Administrative Rules: Examine TDLR administrative rules governing electrical licensing, continuing education, professional conduct, and regulatory compliance.
  – NFPA 70E Electrical Safety: Review electrical-hazard recognition, shock and arc-flash awareness, personal protective equipment, safe work practices, and workplace safety responsibilities.

Who Should Take This Course?

This course is intended for eligible Texas electrical license holders who are required to complete continuing education for license renewal. Potential participants include:

  – Master Electricians
  – Journeyman Electricians
  – Journeyman Industrial Electricians
  – Journeyman Linemen
  – Residential Wiremen
  – Maintenance Electricians
  – Master Sign Electricians
  – Journeyman Sign Electricians
  – Apprentice Electricians
  – Apprentice Sign Electricians
  – Participants should verify their individual license-renewal requirements directly with TDLR.

What to Expect After Registration:

1.  Register: Complete BET’s registration form using your legal name, current contact information, and accurate Texas electrical license information.
2.  Receive Enrollment Instructions: After registration and payment are confirmed, BET will send course-access instructions to the email address provided during registration.
3.  Access the Canvas Classroom: Participants will receive a Canvas invitation or login instructions. Follow the email prompts to create or access a Canvas account and accept the course invitation.
4.  Complete the Course: Review all required course modules and complete the full four-hour course. Partial completion does not qualify for continuing education credit.
5.  Receive a Completion Certificate: After course requirements have been completed and verified, BET will issue a course-completion certificate.
6.  TDLR Reporting: BET will report qualifying course completions to TDLR. Participants should retain their completion certificates and confirm that their continuing education hours have been recorded before completing the license-renewal process.

Important Course Disclosures:

  – This course provides four hours of TDLR-approved electrical continuing education.
  – Participants must complete the entire course to receive continuing education credit. Partial continuing education credit is not available.
  – Course completion does not automatically renew an electrical license. Participants remain responsible for submitting their license-renewal applications and fees directly to TDLR.
  – Accurate license and contact information must be provided to prevent reporting delays.
  – Participants should confirm their individual eligibility and renewal requirements with TDLR.
  – Course revenue supports BET’s nonprofit educational and workforce-development activities.