One free account for your Texas electrician path

Your Texas electrician record — hours, exam readiness and license date.

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  • Free account
  • Works on phone and desktop
  • Start with five questions

Example member view

The real supervised-hours goal screen
Hours
1,840 / 8,000
Projected
Mar 2030
Topic to practice
Feeders
Exam
38 days
Your hours, projected date, practice topic and exam countdown in one account.

Built around your next action

Your next move stays clear

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Build your career map

Explore electrical roles and save the career target you are working toward.

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The real electrical career-map screen

No setup maze

Start in three steps

  1. Create your free account

    Use one account for your learning, hours and career plan.

  2. Answer five questions

    Your first results point you to the topic to practice next.

  3. Log your first hours

    Put your supervised-hours record and next milestone on the same path.

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The practical details

Questions before you start

Is the account free?

Yes. You can create your account and use the learning record, topic report, exam plan, hours ledger, career path, career map, weekly email and member card for free.

Where is my information stored?

Your progress and plan stay with your Tsai Electro account, ready when you sign in again.

Can I use it on my phone?

Yes. The account pages fit phone and desktop screens, so you can study or log hours wherever you are.

What can I track?

Track practice progress, focus topics, your exam date, supervised hours, license milestones and career goals.

What should I do first?

Create your account, answer five questions and log your first supervised-hours entry.

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Put your whole electrician path in one place.

Your first five questions take only one short session. Your progress is ready the next time you sign in.

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Not a licensed Professional Engineer in Texas or any U.S. state. Does not offer engineering services. Exam-prep education only.