Available nationwide · NEC 2023 and NEC 2026
CortovaVoltPrep: Electrician Exam Prep, Rebuilt
Live now — Enroll at voltprep.cortova.net. Founder price $399 for the first 100 seats · 90 days · both exam sections. Available nationwide: every US state and territory that licenses on NEC 2023 or NEC 2026.
Start CortovaVoltPrep →Student sign-in
What it is
CortovaVoltPrep is exam preparation for electrician licensing candidates — journeyman and master — in every US state and territory that licenses on NEC 2023 or NEC 2026. It is built around the skill the exam actually measures: navigating the National Electrical Code under time pressure. It pairs 500+ original NEC-referenced practice items — organised into two sections, Technical Knowledge and Calculations, the same split Texas uses in its TDLR blueprint — with a Study Lab of code-navigation drills, worked calculations, and flashcards, four narrated 3D explainers, and a clear route through the exam process itself. It covers journeyman, master, and residential wireman.
It teaches both NEC 2023 and NEC 2026 with a toggle, so you study the edition your state enforces. Pick your state in the app and it puts you on the right code; if your state's adoption is not confirmed, the app tells you to check your state board. Texas example: TDLR exams reference NEC 2026 from September 1, 2026. The interface runs in 10 languages, and the question bank is also available in Spanish.
Why most exam prep fails electricians
The popular prep products are question dumps: hundreds of items with an answer key and no teaching. Memorize the answers, and the real exam — which pulls fresh questions from the same code text — punishes you for it. Others are recorded seminars: hours of a camera pointed at a whiteboard.
Passing isn't about memorizing answers. It's about knowing where the Code keeps things and how to get there fast. That's a trainable skill, and almost nobody trains it.
How VoltPrep trains you
- 500+ original items — every question NEC-referenced with a taught explanation, not just a letter answer; no NEC text reproduced
- Three paths — Full Pass (both portions, 90 days), or Technical Knowledge Only / Calculations Only (60 days) if you passed one portion and need the other
- Code-navigation drills that build your chapter-and-article instincts until lookups feel automatic
- Graphical calculation explainers for loads, conductor sizing, and motor circuits — animated, step by step
- A study mode that tracks what you miss and brings it back until you own it
- Audio overviews for windshield-time review
Status and pricing
CortovaVoltPrep is live now at voltprep.cortova.net. Exam prep is not a state-regulated course, so there is no approval wait.
- Full Pass — $399 founder price for the first 100 enrollments (then $499 to seat 500, then $699). 90 days, both portions.
- Technical Knowledge Only — $299, 60 days.
- Calculations Only — $299, 60 days.
- Referral codes lock the referrer's price for whoever they bring in.
Gio Hernandez, licensed master electrician and Cortova co-owner, signed off on the release: "better than anything I have seen in the past 30 years." Watch the trailer on the Cortova home page.
Frequently asked questions
Which exams does CortovaVoltPrep prepare me for?
Electrician licensing exams — journeyman, master, and residential wireman — in every US state and territory that tests on NEC 2023 or NEC 2026. Check your state board for its exam format.
Does it cover the current NEC?
Yes. VoltPrep teaches NEC 2023 and NEC 2026 with a toggle, so you study the edition your state enforces.
Is CortovaVoltPrep available now?
Yes. It is live at voltprep.cortova.net. The Full Pass is $399 at the founder price for the first 100 enrollments (90 days, both exam sections). Technical Knowledge Only and Calculations Only are $299 each for 60 days.
I passed one section of my exam and failed the other. Can I study just that section?
Yes, where your state scores the sections separately. Texas example: since March 2025 TDLR scores the NEC Knowledge and Calculations portions separately. VoltPrep sells each section on its own for $299 / 60 days.
More from CortovaVoltPrep
- How to Get a Texas Journeyman Electrician License in 2026Hours, the $30 application, the two-part PSI exam, open-book NEC rules, and annual renewal — start to finish
- How Hard Is the Journeyman Electrician Exam?What the pass rates actually say, why an open-book exam is harder than it sounds, and what separates the candidates who pass
- How to Study for an Open-Book Electrical Code ExamTab the book, drill the lookup against a clock, work calculations by hand — a six-week method that fits around a full-time job
- What Happens If You Fail One Portion of the Texas Electrician ExamTexas scores the two portions separately, so you retake only the one you failed — here is how to diagnose it and fix it