Live Electrical Test Prep — Taught by a Master Electrician.
All the benefits of an in-person class — interactive lessons, real-time Q&A, and expert guidance — from the comfort of your own home.
Upcoming Classes
Class Details
- Live online via Zoom
- Tuesdays, 6:00 PM – 9:00 PM Central Time
- Duration: 12 weeks (36 hours total)
- Classes are recorded and students have access for 12 months
- Dustyn Marks – Licensed Master Electrician with real-world experience
- We Cover: NEC® Navigation, Ohm’s Law, Conductor Ampacities, Pipe Fill, Box Fill, Grounding and Bonding, Voltage Drop, Continuous/Non-Continuous Loads, Power Factor, Motors, Transformers, Load Calculations, and a lots of “mini-lessons.”
- Practice problems similar to the licensing exam
- Exam strategies and tips
- Access to an online test bank for extra practice
- Classes are recorded, with 12 months of access
- Study guides, reference sheets, and supplemental resources included
You Will Need:
- A copy of the current NEC® code book
- Access to a printer for worksheets and handouts
- Real-time Q&A during class
- Follow-up guidance available after each session
- Available by email or text for additional support
- Electricians seeking either a refresher course, or more in-depth help to confidently pass their exam
Do I need a copy of the NEC® code book?
Yes, students are required to have the current NEC® code book for reference during class.
Can I access the classes if I miss a session?
Absolutely. All classes are recorded, and students have access to the recordings for 6 months.
Do I have to attend every class, or can I miss a session?
While live attendance is encouraged to participate in Q&A and discussions, you do not have to attend every session. Recordings are available so you can catch up on anything you miss.
How long is each class session?
Each session is 3 hours long, held on Tuesday evenings from 6:00 PM to 9:00 PM.
Is this course suitable for beginners?
The course is designed for electricians at any stage — whether you need a refresher or in-depth guidance to understand the NEC® and prepare for your licensing exam.
Do I need a printer for the course?
Yes, access to a printer is recommended for worksheets and handouts provided during class.
Is there homework for this course?
No, there is no homework. However, there are worksheets that we complete together during the live class sessions to reinforce learning and practice exam-style questions.
How do I join the live Zoom sessions?
After registering, you’ll receive an email with the Zoom link and instructions to join each session.
How do I access the class recordings?
You can access them anytime by logging into your account and navigating to Account > My Exams and Courses. Recordings are available only to students who have purchased the course.
Reviews
very helpful
I took the test 3 times and didn’t get it. Worked with Dustin in four sessions and passed it the next try.
Solid review of topics, need to correct mistakes and finish lessons on time
I appreciated the coursework, the extra practice questions, and the note sheets that you’d made available during the extent of the summer. However if individuals are going to continue to pay $1200 for this, then you absolutely need to address the many mistakes and typos in the notes. It eats up valuable time. There also could be room for improvement in completing lessons on time so topics do not carry over in to another session in the next week. You left an entire sheet of extra questions on the table without a walkthrough for us. The story-telling could be left for examples if someone has a question about a certain topic in the future as well. Really appreciate the broad scope of everything though. Going over the calculations is obviously time consuming, but that is one thing that I would say absolutely continue to cover in detail. Thank you again.
Response from Smarter Sparky
Thank you for the feedback, Alec. This is absolutely the kind of feedback I need. All of the known typos in the note sheets have been fixed for the next round of classes. Scheduling will be changed to eliminate overlap in topics over multiple nights. Specifically the motors night is what seems to have created the cascading overlap. To remedy this, the motors night has been streamlined to get it to fit in one night. The answer key for the extra practice sheet was in the final email, which was sent the morning after our final class. -Dustyn