Our Continuing Education Courses are available as self paced courses. You can complete these courses in the comfort of your own space, on your schedule and at your own pace.
Our goal is to make the Colorado required education conveniently available to anyone anywhere.
Chapters 1-3
Course credit – 4 hours or 4 CEUs
This 4-hour course clearly explains new requirements, revised rules, and important clarifications across multiple Code articles. Each change is presented with clear explanations, practical examples, and easy-to-understand illustrations to help you quickly understand what has changed and how it applies in the field.
Chapters 4-6
Course credit – 4 hours or 4 CEUs
This 4-hour course clearly explains new requirements, revised rules, and important clarifications across multiple Code articles. Each change is presented with clear explanations, practical examples, and easy-to-understand illustrations to help you quickly understand what has changed and how it applies in the field.
Calculations
Course credit – 8 hours or 8 CEUs
Throughout this 8-hour course, you will work through this real-world scenario step by step while performing electrical load calculations in accordance with the 2026 National Electrical Code. You will determine calculated loads for receptacles, luminaires, motors, welders, and other equipment to properly size electrical components.
Grounding and Bonding
Course credit – 8 hours or 8 CEUs
This 8-hour continuing education course explores grounding and bonding requirements through a practical manufacturing plant project scenario. In this course, you are hired to install a new transformer, electrical panel, and several additional electrical loads for an existing manufacturing facility while also evaluating the building’s existing grounding electrode system.
Calculations
Course credit – 8 hours or 8 CEUs
This 8-hour course walks you through performing residential load calculations using a realistic custom home project scenario. In this course, a custom home builder hires you to design and install the electrical system for a new residence that includes a detached workshop and an existing accessory dwelling unit (ADU) with additional square footage and new electric loads.
Grounding and Bonding
Course credit – 8 hours or 8 CEUs
This 8-hour explores grounding and bonding requirements using a realistic dwelling unit project scenario. In this course, a custom home builder hires you to design and install the electrical system for a custom residence that includes a detached workshop and an existing accessory dwelling unit (ADU) with additional square footage and new electrical loads.
All licensed electricians must complete 24 hours of continuing education before renewing in September 2020. Continuing education hours must be selected from among the Core Competencies below in any combination. A minimum of four hours is required in National Electrical Code Changes. No more than four hours will be credited in safety training and hours are not required to be completed in safety training.
