Kenya Electrician Licensing Exam and Practice Test
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This page collects the official facts about electrician licensing exams in Kenya: exam name, authority, levels, official website, whether the question bank is public, the wiring code and the conductor size unit. Any field that has not been verified is marked "Not yet confirmed" instead of guessed.
Exam overview
Electrical Worker Licence (classes A1-A4, B, C, T etc.)
| Item | Details |
|---|---|
| Official name | Electrical Worker Licence |
| Authority | Energy and Petroleum Regulatory Authority (EPRA) under the Energy Act 2019 and Energy (Electrical Installation Work) Regulations |
| Levels | Licence classes by scope (A-classes up to unlimited voltage, B, C domestic, not verified in this pass) |
| Format | unknown (qualification-based licensing; trade tests via NITA/KNEC certificates - not verified) |
| Official website | www.epra.go.ke |
| Public question bank | Not yet confirmed |
| Question bank or outline | Not yet confirmed |
| Exam languages | English |
Wiring code and conductor unit
| Item | Details |
|---|---|
| Licensing model | Issued nationally |
| Wiring code | Energy (Electrical Installation Work) Regulations; wiring standard not verified (historically IEE/BS 7671-derived, KS IEC 60364 possible) |
| Code family | Not yet confirmed |
| Edition | Not yet confirmed |
| Code website | Not yet confirmed |
| Conductor size unit | mm² |
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FAQ
Is the electrician exam question bank public in Kenya?
Current record: Not yet confirmed.
Does wiring in Kenya use mm² or AWG?
Conductor size unit: mm².
Where do the practice questions come from?
Every question is an original practice question that cites the official regulation or official exam outline. Questions without a source are not published.