4-hour TDLR CE for licensed electricians.

CortovaVoltTX: Electrician CE Worth the Wire

Pending approval — Submitted for TDLR review — pending approval. Enrollment opens on approval.

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What it is

CortovaVoltTX is the four-hour continuing education course licensed Texas electricians need each renewal: National Electrical Code updates, Texas Electrical Safety and Licensing Act and TDLR rules, and jobsite safety — built by the same team behind CortovaVoltPrep.

The state of electrician CE

The incumbent CE providers know you have to be there, so they don't try: narrated PDFs of code changes, a monotone hour on the Act, and a completion certificate. The material treats a licensed professional like a captive audience. Meanwhile the actual NEC changes — the ones that affect how you bid and build — deserve real teaching.

How CortovaVoltTX does it

Code changes, illustrated — before/after diagrams of what moved and why it matters on your next rough-in
The law, in plain language — what TDLR actually enforces and where electricians get burned
Safety that respects experience — scenario-based, not lecture-based
Audio overviews — knock out review on the drive between jobs

Status

CortovaVoltTX has been submitted for TDLR review and is pending approval. Completions report to TDLR automatically once live.

Frequently asked questions

How many CE hours do Texas electricians need?

Four hours annually from a TDLR-approved provider, covering the NEC, the Texas Electrical Safety and Licensing Act, and safety.

Does this course cover the current NEC?

Yes — the course teaches the current code cycle's changes with illustrated before/after comparisons.

Will my hours report to TDLR?

Yes, automatically on completion once the course is approved and live.