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Four continuing education hours for Texas electricians, built around real job-site stories and plain language. No graded final. The clock counts genuine seat time, and it pauses when you step away.
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Cortova is a registered TDLR continuing education provider, and TDLR has approved this course as Course #33375. Now accepting enrollments.
TDLR CE Provider #2563 · TDLR Course #33375
Built for working electricians
Written by people who have stood in front of a panel, for people who will be standing in front of one tomorrow.
Expert-curated content
NEC updates, Texas law and rules, and NFPA 70E safety — each tied to a situation you have actually seen on a job.
Track your progress
Pick up exactly where you stopped. Your seat time is recorded on the server, so it follows you between devices.
No complicated jargon
Clear lessons and real examples. Where a code section matters, you get the address and what it actually means.
Honest seat time
Texas requires real hours. The clock runs only while the course is genuinely in front of you, and pauses when you switch away.
English and Spanish
Every lesson, caption and interaction exists in both languages. Switch at any time; your progress carries over.
No graded final
Quick checks along the way keep you honest, but nothing follows you around. The hours are the requirement.
What you cover
Seven modules, four CE hours, all four required subject areas.
Welcome
How the course works, real seat time, and why the code changes every three years.
NEC updates
The changes that actually reach your work, including GFCI and AFCI protection.
Grounding and bonding
What grounding does, what bonding does, and which one clears a fault.
Texas law
Occupations Code Chapter 1305: who may do the work and who answers for it.
Texas rules
16 TAC Chapter 73, licensing, renewal, and what it costs to cross the line.
Safety, NFPA 70E
Lockout/tagout, boundaries, PPE, and proving a meter before you trust it.
Wrap-up
What to carry back to the truck, and your certificate of completion.