Which Product Fits Your Stage?

Choose the next step on your Texas electrician path. Start with a free account to keep your basic progress. Compare membership for ongoing learning and practice records, or choose a one-time kit for the application, test or first-year task you are working on.

Keep learning with a free account or ET Member

Free account: save basic progress and your five most recent practice entries. Your hours ledger stays free. See the free account.

Paid membership: the current first stage has 7 skills, 2 hands-on tasks, a job-search pack and an apprentice log. Review up to 200 practice entries and your best score per exam, find up to three weak topics after answering at least five questions in each topic, and export your learning record as CSV or JSON.

Monthly: US$14.99 after a 7-day free trial, with the first payment on day 8. Yearly: US$99 charged when you sign up. Both renew until canceled. You can cancel from your account; the plan page explains when paid access ends. Your free account stays. Compare free and paid membership.

The one-time kits below are separate purchases. Choose one when it fits your current stage.

Which apprenticeship kit should I choose?

Confirm the aptitude test with your program before you pay, then choose for the task you are doing now. These are one-time PDF purchases, separate from membership.

• Texas applications and job search: Texas Entry Kit, US$49. Texas program routes, a rank plan and contractor outreach, plus aptitude and interview practice.
• ALLIANCE-style test and interview preparation: U.S. Edition, US$39. A U.S. application guide, six timed simulations and interview preparation.
• Your program confirmed GAN: GAN Practice Pack, US$29. Ten GAN-style practice tests, lessons and drills. Follow your program’s test instructions.

Already own one? The Texas and U.S. kits share the same U.S. Application Guide and D, E and F simulation material. Their main workbooks, practice banks and interview material differ. Check these shared items before buying both.

Still choosing a program? Start with the free Texas application dates guide.

Deciding whether to become an electrician

Start free: Electrician fit check

Starting an electrical apprenticeship in Texas

Start free: Texas apprenticeship application dates
Paid option: Texas Electrical Apprenticeship Entry Kit, US$49, one payment

Applying to an apprenticeship that uses the GAN test

Start free: Free four-week GAN study plan
Paid option: GAN Aptitude Test Practice Pack, US$29, one payment

Preparing for a union apprenticeship aptitude test and interview

Start free: Free aptitude test practice
Paid option: Electrical Apprenticeship Aptitude & Interview Kit (U.S. Edition), US$39, one payment

Accepted and getting ready for your first year

For an accepted apprentice preparing for day one or the first month: Texas First-Year Electrical Apprentice Kit, US$19, one payment. It contains a 26-page PDF and two CSV files for your first-year records. The CSV files do not calculate totals automatically.

Choose the Entry Kit above if you are still applying. The First-Year Kit starts after acceptance. You can keep an hours ledger with a free account.

Preparing for the Texas Journeyman exam

Start free: 70 free practice questions, no sign-up
Paid option: Texas Journeyman Electrician Exam (PSI, NEC 2026) Practice Pack, US$39, one payment

Preparing for the Texas Master exam

Start free: 20 free Master questions, no sign-up
Paid option: Texas Master Electrician Exam (PSI, 2026 NEC) Practice Pack, US$79, one payment

Why choose the Journeyman pack for this exam?

Since September 1, 2026 the Texas electrician exams are referenced to the 2026 NEC, and the Journeyman exam has two parts that you must pass separately with 70% each. In TDLR’s fiscal year 2025 statistics, 24.46% of Journeyman NEC attempts and 20.56% of Journeyman Calculations attempts passed. The pack is built for exactly that format, with step-by-step solutions for every calculation question.

Sources, checked October 1, 2026: TDLR electrician exam information, TDLR fiscal year 2025 exam statistics, and the PSI candidate information bulletin for TDLR electricians (updated September 15, 2026).

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