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Colorado State Electrical Board Continuing Education Requirements

Before renewing, all Colorado-licensed Residential Wireman, Journeyman, and Master Electricians must complete 24 hours of continuing education. Renewal is September 30th of each NEC code year (currently 9/30/2023).

Pursuant to Board Rules 11.3.4 and 11.3.5, continuing education hours must be selected from among the Core Competencies below in any combination, except that a minimum of four (4) continuing education hours must be related to National Electrical Code changes. In addition, a maximum of four (4) hours may be related to safety training.

  • Grounding and Bonding
  • National Electrical Code changes (four hours minimum required)
  • Wiring methods
  • Theory and calculations
  • Safety related to the electrical industry (four hours maximum)

Licensees are responsible for maintaining their own CE documentation; CE providers/vendors do not supply the Board with CE completion records. Please retain all copies of your completed course certificates for seven (7) years, in the event you are selected for an audit.

For more information, visit the Colorado DORA Electrical Board page.

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NEC Code Changes (minimum of 4 CE hours required for license renewal)



Electrical Safety (maximum of 4 CE hours may be used for license renewal)


Course Sample Credit Hours Price
multimedia courseNFPA 70E Safety for Electricians sample 4.00 $49.00

Wiring Methods (up to 20 CE hours for license renewal)


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multimedia courseOne- and Two-Family Dwelling Electrical Systems - Part I (2023 NEC) 4.00 $49.00
multimedia courseOne- and Two-Family Dwelling Electrical Systems - Part II (2023 NEC) 4.00 $49.00

Pace is your Colorado approved provider of continuing education (CE) courses for electrical contractors. Whether you need the full 24 hour requirement or another 4 hours for this renewal period, Pace has the courses to help you satisfy your credit hour requirements. Our CE courses cover the 2023 National Electric Code (NEC) update. Understanding the changes included in the 2023 NEC update is important for all electrical contractors including Master Electricians, Journeymen, and Residential Wiremen.

Complete the continuing education hours for your electrical contractor license renewal now with Pace, an approved CE provider by the Colorado State Electrical Board. All continuing education courses for electrical contractors are online and available 24/7. The CE courses for electricians offered by Pace are interesting and full of quality information.

Pace provides continuing education to all Colorado electricians and electrical contractors.

There are no reporting requirments for providers. Licensee must retain all copies of your completed certificates for seven (7) years, in the event you are selected for audit review.

All licensed electricians must complete 24 hours of continuing education. Pursuant to Board Rules 11.3.4 and 11.3.5, continuing education hours must be selected from among the Core Competencies below in any combination, except that a minimum of four (4) continuing education hours must be related to National Electrical Code changes. In addition, a maximum of four (4) hours may be related to safety training.