Three quantities
Voltage (V, in volts) is the push. Current (I, in amps) is the flow. Resistance (R, in ohms) is what holds the flow back.
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Choose where you are now. Leave with work you can review, not just another page read.Elige tu etapa actual. Conserva un trabajo que puedas revisar, además de lo que hayas leído.
Switching languages keeps your notes on this open page.Cambiar de idioma conserva tus notas en esta página abierta.
Your next useful resultTu siguiente resultado útil
Find your first helper roleConsigue tu primer puesto de ayudante
You are moving into electrical work from another job.Quieres entrar al trabajo eléctrico desde otro oficio.
An entry folder: your route, application evidence, first-day questions and one checked skill sheet.Una carpeta de entrada: ruta, evidencia de solicitud, preguntas del primer día y una hoja de práctica revisada.
Try the complete fractions lesson free. Then choose the next gap in the existing 43-lesson helper collection.Prueba gratis la lección completa de fracciones. Después elige tu siguiente tema en las 43 lecciones existentes para ayudantes.
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Complete fractions lesson and route comparison.Lección completa de fracciones y comparación de rutas.
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Compare the monthly plan →Compara el plan mensual →Next visit: En tu próxima visita: Bring your sheet back, retry the changed problem and choose the next lesson from the same gap.Vuelve con tu hoja, repite el problema modificado y elige la siguiente lección según lo que te falta.
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Start with the free example when you are exploring one question. Choose ET Member when you want repeated practice across the current member activities, answer guides and related tasks. A separate exam-prep product has its own contents and purchase terms; it is not automatically added to membership.Empieza con el ejemplo gratuito si estás explorando una duda. Elige ET Member si quieres practicar de forma continua con las actividades actuales, guías y tareas relacionadas. Un producto de preparación para exámenes tiene su propio contenido y condiciones de compra; no se añade automáticamente a la membresía.
The four stages organize learning; they do not replace supervised training, official eligibility review or business authorization. Choose the stage that matches your current goal.Las cuatro etapas organizan el aprendizaje; no sustituyen formación supervisada, revisión oficial ni autorización empresarial. Elige la etapa que corresponda a tu objetivo.
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Circuits, Ohm's law and power
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"skill_id","skill","best_check_score","latest_check_score","check_questions","practice_solved","practice_questions","check_complete","practice_complete","last_saved_utc","record_scope" "TXA_SK_Y1_04","Circuits, Ohm's law and power","4","4","5","2","5","no","no","2026-10-27 00:00:00","Current saved foundation progress; not full attempt history or a work qualification"
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A worksheet you can explain.
Ten study missions turn the lessons into calculation sheets, drawing counts and clear handoff notes.
Worked example · Calculation mission
Choose the relationship. Check the units.
For the supplied ideal 12 V / 24 ohm paper model:
I = 12 / 24 = 0.5 A
P = 12 × 0.5 = 6 W
Reasoning: doubling resistance to 48 ohms halves current to 0.25 A.
Next attempt: use 18 V and 36 ohms. The checks are 0.5 A and 9 W.
Example from the existing exercise and answer guide.
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A drawing count: E2.1 revision B totals six A and three S. Label the revision and flag X for clarification.
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Try Circuits, Ohm's law and power
Learn the ideas, check your understanding, then solve five paper calculations. Read the explanations and try again until you can explain your answers.
Your outcome: calculate amps, ohms and watts, compare series and parallel circuits, and explain how current changes resistive heating.
Paper calculations only. You do not need equipment or live measurements. A free account can save this practice result. It stays separate from your paid skill progress.
1. Learn the six key ideas
Ohm's law
V = I × R. Turn it around when you need another value: I = V ÷ R and R = V ÷ I.
Power
Power (P, in watts) is how fast energy is used. P = V × I. Put Ohm's law into it and you also get P = I² × R and P = V² ÷ R.
Series
One path. The same current flows through every part, and the resistances add up.
Parallel
Separate paths. Every branch has the same voltage, the branch currents add up, and the total resistance is lower than the smallest branch.
Why it matters on the job
Heat in a wire or a connection grows with current squared (I² × R). That is why an overloaded circuit or a loose connection runs hot.
For these resistive examples, use V = I × R and P = V × I. When using AC values here, treat the stated voltage and current as RMS values.
Sources: OpenStax 9.4 Ohm's Law · OpenStax 9.5 Electrical Energy and Power · OpenStax 10.2 Resistors in Series and Parallel
2. Check and apply: five questions and five calculations
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Circuits, Ohm's law and power
Calculate amps, ohms and watts on paper, and compare series and parallel circuits.
Open the free skill previewTools and materials
Use a program tool list to decide what to confirm before buying.
Drawings and symbols
Use a drawing legend, follow circuit tags and read a drawing scale.
Safety basics
Recognize common hazards and identify when to stop and ask.
AC and 120/240 V basics
Explain basic AC and 120/240 V relationships with paper examples.
Meter reading and safe boundaries
Interpret supplied readings and distinguish practice from supervised field tasks.
Residential rough-in and trim
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- Keep the next step. Download your worksheet. On your next visit, bring that note, retry the saved skill check or use another mission. Foundation results and their CSV stay separate from worksheet notes.
Work through the seven skills and both scenarios; use the ten missions to revisit calculations, drawing revisions, stock assumptions and clear communication. Choose monthly or yearly around the current activities and review tools you expect to use.
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Read the plan. Prepare a clear handoff.
Use the same practice drawing and nine steps as the existing member activity. Count devices, follow circuit labels, work at scale and list what to confirm with your supervisor.
What you make: a practice plan sheet with device counts, a lighting-load calculation and questions to confirm before work.
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New to drawing practice? Open the drawing larger to read its legend. Each question has Show a hint; use it before answering. If the load calculation is new, learn Ohm's law and power in the free first skill, then return here. Work at your own pace; you can check an incomplete attempt for feedback.
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Your foreman hands you sheet E2.1 and says: "Room 104 is yours tomorrow. Tell me what is in there and what you need." Read the plan below, then answer each step.
Your practice plan sheet
This worked result belongs to the fictional Room 104 exercise. Confirm actual drawings, specifications and work instructions with your supervisor.
| Room | 104 Break room, sheet E2.1, scale 1/4 inch = 1 foot |
|---|---|
| Lighting | 6 type A 2x4 LED troffers, 40 W each, on LP1-7. Two three-way switches, one at each door. |
| Lighting load | 240 W: about 0.9 A at 277 V, about 2 A at 120 V. Confirm the voltage first. |
| Receptacles | 3 duplex and 2 GFCI (counter) on LP1-9 |
| Device boxes | 7 (5 receptacle, 2 switch) |
| Devices to order | 3 duplex receptacles, 2 GFCI receptacles, 2 three-way switches |
| Fixture support | Detail 3 on sheet E5.1 |
Questions to take to your supervisor
- The fixture schedule says 277 V, but panel LP1 is 120/208 V. Which is right?
- Keyed note 1 sends the counter receptacle height to elevations that are not in this set. What height do I use?
- Who verifies the circuits are de-energized and locked out before I work?
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Texas · Your first electrical job
From first question to first week.
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Compare monthly plans ↗A calculation-mission example: 12 V ÷ 24 Ω = 0.5 A. Double the resistance: why does the current halve?
- Work the supplied problem and explain your reasoning.
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- Try the changed problem, keep your worksheet and choose the next skill to review.
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See how your progress and worksheets are saved ↗Comunicación y revisión · C04
Organizar el expediente de ingreso y primera semana
Esta lección forma parte de la colección ET Member. Empieza con fracciones completas gratis o compara los planes actuales.
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TU CAMINO HACIA UN PUESTO DE AYUDANTE
Aprovecha tu experiencia. Desarrolla tus habilidades de ayudante.
43 lecciones de estudio: fracciones, conceptos eléctricos, planos, materiales y comunicación de relevo. Cada una ofrece un ejemplo resuelto, un problema modificado y preguntas para la formación supervisada.
Prueba gratis la lección de fracciones ↗
Estas lecciones complementan las siete habilidades básicas, dos escenarios y diez misiones existentes. ET Member incluye la colección completa de estudio para ayudantes. Los resultados básicos y de herramientas profesionales conservan sus registros de cuenta. Guarda tus notas en TXT y lleva el archivo a la próxima sesión.
El estudio en línea y la práctica supervisada se complementan. Estas lecciones preparan tu razonamiento y preguntas; el empleador o proveedor enseña y evalúa las tareas físicas reales.
Empieza aquí: de tu experiencia actual al puesto de ayudante
Tu puesto anterior no impone una ruta eléctrica distinta. Usa lo que puedas demostrar y practica las mismas bases de ayudante. Si no tienes ejemplo laboral pertinente, utiliza un ejemplo de estudio claramente identificado.
- Prepara tu expediente de ingreso. Usa H01 función y estado y H02 comparación de vías y borrador de solicitud. Conserva una vía principal y una alternativa, cada una con fuente y próxima acción propias.
- Practica las habilidades iniciales comunes. Prueba M01 fracciones gratis. Continúa con matemáticas, seguridad, herramientas/materiales, planos y comunicación. Revisa requisitos previos y conserva las comprobaciones resueltas.
- Prepara el primer día. Usa S02 preguntas de inducción y EPP y C01 confirmación clara de instrucciones. Confirma con el empleador el puesto real, supervisor e instrucción específica de la tarea.
- Conserva un registro de la primera semana. Combina H03 registro de trabajo y estudio con C04 expediente de ocho partes. Guarda el trabajo escrito en TXT antes de salir.
Inventarios de tienda, relevos de hostelería, control documental de oficina y recepción de almacén aportan ejemplos útiles. No transfieren automáticamente competencia eléctrica. Otras experiencias siguen el mismo enfoque de tarea y evidencia.
Usa la guía pública de ayudante y casos prácticos junto a esta colección. La lección completa de fracciones es gratuita; las demás conservan el acceso ET Member existente.
Esta es la primera etapa: tu experiencia actual → ayudante eléctrico. Después: ayudante → Journeyman → Master → contratista. Cada etapa tiene requisitos propios; una hoja completada no otorga licencia, empleo ni ascenso.
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- S02 Comprobar responsabilidad e idoneidad del EPPLección ET Member
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- S06 Identificar preguntas sobre polvo, ruido y sustancias químicasLección ET Member
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- S08 Describir riesgos de orden y almacenamientoLección ET Member
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- F03 Separar potencia y energíaLección ET Member
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Planifica la parte supervisada de tu aprendizaje
Combina estas lecciones con instrucción práctica del empleador o proveedor. Pregunta qué practicarás, quién supervisará y cómo se evaluará:
- Herramientas manuales y eléctricas: identificación, estado, uso y mantenimiento.
- Canalizaciones, soportes, cajas y conductores: replanteo, doblado, preparación, tendido y ajuste asignados a tu función.
- Conexiones y calidad: preparación, requisitos de apriete, inspección y revisión real.
- Instrumentos: categoría y accesorios adecuados, estado, uso autorizado e interpretación.
- Seguridad: EPP, acceso, materiales, función aplicable de control de energías y emergencias.
Separa estudio, demostración observada, práctica supervisada y desempeño evaluado. Registra tarea y función del revisor, sin autoasignarte competencia general.
Compara las vías de formación de Texas; el proveedor o empleador confirma admisión, disponibilidad y formación reales.
Cómo se organiza esta ruta de estudio
El mapa toma como referencia temas publicados de NCCER Core y Electrical Level 1, tareas de ayudante O*NET y fuentes oficiales de Texas/OSHA enlazadas. Es una ruta independiente, no un curso o credencial NCCER ni sustituto del aprendizaje profesional.
Elige la lección de tu próxima tarea. Revisa requisitos, explica el primer caso, compara la guía, intenta el caso modificado y conserva tu siguiente paso. Un ejercicio escrito demuestra estudio, no licencia ni evaluación de competencia de campo.
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From a plan task to a worksheet you can explain.
The free task lets you try the drawing. ET Member adds these existing study missions: write your reasoning, check it against the guide and try a changed problem.
Existing mission · worked example
A count sheet that names its source.
A count sheet identifying the source revision and one question to confirm.
Example result: Room 104: A = 4, S = 2. Room 105: A = 2, S = 1. Totals: A = 6 and S = 3.
See the task, worked answers and changed problem
1. Read the supplied extract
Fictional extract E2.1 revision B: legend A = light fixture, S = switch. Room 104 lists A, A, A, A, S, S. Room 105 lists A, A, S. An old revision A note says Room 104 had three A symbols. Do not use these invented symbols on another drawing.
- Count A and S in each room, then total each type.
- Which Room 104 count belongs on a sheet based on revision B, and why?
- A label X appears in a later note but not in this legend. What should your handoff say?
2. Compare the worked answers
- Room 104: A = 4, S = 2. Room 105: A = 2, S = 1. Totals: A = 6 and S = 3.
- A = 4 for Room 104, because that is the supplied revision B extract. Record E2.1 revision B; do not mix the older count into the new sheet.
- Mark X as unresolved and ask for the applicable legend or clarification. Do not silently treat it as a fixture or switch.
3. Check the reasoning
- Label the source E2.1 revision B and keep the room counts separate.
- Total A and S separately; leave X unresolved until its legend is confirmed.
- Recalculate with revision C and label the revision on the new count.
4. Try the changed condition
Revision C explicitly changes Room 105 to three A symbols and leaves all S symbols unchanged. Recalculate the totals and name the revision.
Check the changed count
E2.1 revision C: A = 7 and S = 3. The changed count is not evidence of an approved installation design.
5. Keep the example worksheet
The TXT below contains these worked answers and finish checks. In a member mission, your download contains your own written notes.
Read the TXT example
ET Member - study worksheet WORKED EXAMPLE - existing drawing-count mission Turn a drawing extract into a checked count Fictional extract E2.1 revision B: legend A = light fixture, S = switch. Room 104 lists A, A, A, A, S, S. Room 105 lists A, A, S. An old revision A note says Room 104 had three A symbols. Do not use these invented symbols on another drawing. 1. Count A and S in each room, then total each type. Room 104: A = 4, S = 2. Room 105: A = 2, S = 1. Totals: A = 6 and S = 3. 2. Which Room 104 count belongs on a sheet based on revision B, and why? A = 4 for Room 104, because that is the supplied revision B extract. Record E2.1 revision B; do not mix the older count into the new sheet. 3. A label X appears in a later note but not in this legend. What should your handoff say? Mark X as unresolved and ask for the applicable legend or clarification. Do not silently treat it as a fixture or switch. Finish checks: - Label the source E2.1 revision B and keep the room counts separate. - Total A and S separately; leave X unresolved until its legend is confirmed. - Recalculate with revision C and label the revision on the new count. Try again: Revision C explicitly changes Room 105 to three A symbols and leaves all S symbols unchanged. Recalculate the totals and name the revision. Worked second attempt: E2.1 revision C: A = 7 and S = 3. The changed count is not evidence of an approved installation design. Next study step: repeat the count using the stated revision and keep the source label with the result. Worked example from the existing answer guide, not a learner record. In the member workbook, download your own TXT notes before leaving; activity progress saves separately.
Existing ET Member mission
Explain a calculation before reaching for an app
Your worksheet: A short calculation sheet showing your formula, units and reasonableness check.
What will I check?
- Write the relationship before the numbers, and include A or W in each result.
- Explain why doubling resistance halves current in this model.
- Solve the changed 18 V / 36 ohm example before checking its explanation.
Existing ET Member mission
Turn a drawing extract into a checked count
Your worksheet: A count sheet identifying the source revision and one question to confirm.
What will I check?
- Label the source E2.1 revision B and keep the room counts separate.
- Total A and S separately; leave X unresolved until its legend is confirmed.
- Recalculate with revision C and label the revision on the new count.
Existing ET Member mission
Write a useful pause-and-clarify message
Your worksheet: A concise message separating an observation, an unknown and a request for supervision.
What will I check?
- Separate what the note says from what still needs confirmation.
- Name the task boundary, authorization and supervision to confirm.
- Write a clear pause-and-clarify message for both examples.
Existing ET Member mission
Combine counts, stock and a clear handoff
Your worksheet: A fictional material request with arithmetic and unresolved items visible.
What will I check?
- Show demand minus compatible stock for A and S separately.
- Name the drawing revision and stock assumptions in the handoff.
- List the supply and approval questions, then recalculate with the changed stock.
What can I practise, keep and return to?
Seven foundation skills
Practise: learn a concept, check your understanding and apply it to a supplied problem.
Keep: account-saved foundation results and a current-progress CSV.
Next visit: open Today, use Know what to review next and retry a saved foundation check.
Two guided scenarios
Practise: read a small plan, then work through the receptacle scenario using the supplied information.
Keep: correct steps and task progress in your account.
Next visit: follow Your next action on Today and continue the steps left in your scenario.
Ten study missions
Practise: write calculations, checked counts, comparison notes and clear handoffs; compare the guide and try a changed problem.
Keep: your written worksheet as a TXT download. Download it before leaving the mission.
Next visit: bring your note, revisit the related saved skill check or choose the next suggested study mission.
The ten existing worksheets
- Explain a calculation before reaching for an app
A short calculation sheet showing your formula, units and reasonableness check. - Prepare a tool-budget question sheet
A fictional budget with a clear buy/confirm boundary, not a shopping recommendation. - Turn a drawing extract into a checked count
A count sheet identifying the source revision and one question to confirm. - Write a useful pause-and-clarify message
A concise message separating an observation, an unknown and a request for supervision. - Read an AC description without mixing quantities
A paper explanation distinguishing frequency, RMS voltage and a cycle count. - Describe a supplied reading without overstating it
A reading note that preserves units and states what the example cannot prove. - Explain a work-stage handoff
A planning note that separates stages and flags a conflict for the supervisor. - Combine counts, stock and a clear handoff
A fictional material request with arithmetic and unresolved items visible. - Prepare questions for two fictional opportunities
A comparison note you can use alongside the existing Texas job-search pack. - Turn a mistake into the next study session
A specific review note and a second attempt you can compare with your first.
Use the current activities at your own pace. The free first-skill result and preparation checklist remain available in your free account.
Continue with ET Member monthly
Use the seven foundation skills, two guided scenarios, ten study missions and saved review tools already available in your plan.
See the monthly price and terms
Your study worksheet is a TXT download to keep before leaving. Foundation results and scenario progress save in your account separately.
Where do I start after signing in?
Use the account linked to your plan. Open Today, choose Start a study mission and open the mission title shown above. Your existing saved foundation checks can guide the next session.
Return to the free drawing task · Review the first skill free
Built around your next action
Planning tools already in your free account
01
Keep your practice starting point
Your free learning record shows your total practice count and five recent entries. ET Member adds the longer history and review features in the comparison above.
02
Organize your work-hour entries
Use the hours ledger already included in your free account to organize your own entries by employer and supervisor.
03
Plan your next milestone
Keep your own target dates and next steps together with the free planning tools.
04
Build your career map
Explore electrical roles and save the career target you are working toward.
No setup maze
Keep your free preparation checklist
How free checklist saving works
Read your starting steps
Compare Texas entry routes and choose one place to contact.
Keep your checklist free
Create an account and select Texas and your current stage.
Come back to your next step
Save your preparation checks and continue when you sign in again.
The practical details
Questions before you start
Is the account free?
Yes. Save your Texas starting checklist and use the basic learning record and planning tools in your free account. ET Member adds the foundation activities and the extended review features listed in the comparison above.
Does the public skill preview save my answers?
Try the preview and read the feedback without an account. A free account saves your latest first-skill answers, scores and review list. This saved preview is separate from paid foundation progress.
What am I paying for?
ET Member includes seven foundation skills, two guided scenarios, ten study missions with TXT worksheets, the Texas job-search pack and saved review tools. It also includes extended exam practice history, weakest-topic summaries and learning-record exports. Your basic hours ledger and career-planning tools remain free.
Why return after the first week?
Use a saved check to choose a skill, complete its related study mission, compare the answer guide and attempt the changed problem. Download your next-step note, then return to that skill or another mission. Choose around the current library and review tools.
Does this qualify me to work as an electrician?
No. These are online foundation learning and practice activities. They do not award a trade licence, verify field competence or replace supervised training.
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?
Try the free drawing task, or start with the first-skill lesson if the formulas are new to you. The optional entry-preparation guides help you investigate routes and applications. Choose ET Member when you want the remaining activities and saved review tools.
Put your whole electrician path in one place.
Save your Texas starting checklist with a free account, then return to the next preparation step.
Not affiliated with TDLR or PSI.
The paid plan
ET Member
Seven foundation skills. Two guided scenarios. Ten study missions with a worksheet to keep.
Practice seven foundation skills. Apply them in two scenarios. Return to what needs work.
For Texas beginners who want to move beyond the free first skill: a structured first-stage library, saved review tools, the Texas job-search pack and learning-record exports.
How to cancel: sign in and open Manage or cancel your plan. It opens your billing page at Creem, our payment partner, where you press Cancel. Your plan stays on until the end of the period you paid for.
If you cancel, your free account and everything in it stay.
Everything in your free account, plus:
- Learn 7 foundation skills, work through 2 guided scenarios and use the Texas job-search pack. Your basic hours ledger is free.
- Review your practice history See up to 200 saved practice entries and your best score for each exam. Use your past results to review what you have practiced. Your free account shows your total practice count and five most recent entries.
- Find topics to review After you answer at least five questions in a topic, see up to three of your weakest topics for each exam, with an article linked to each topic.
- Export your learning record as CSV or JSON.
- Find up to three saved foundation checks that need review, then open their explanations and retry.
- Download your current foundation progress as a CSV, including best and latest check scores, solved practice counts and saved dates.
Continue with your next available activity
Try free, choose a plan when you need the remaining activities, then sign in with the same account. Open Today and follow Your next action. Return to Know what to review next for saved foundation checks and export. The free entry-preparation guides are an optional branch; they do not have to be completed before trying the practice.
Choose the plan for the work you will do
- Stay free if you need the starting checklist, first-skill preview, basic hours ledger or career-planning tools.
- Choose monthly to start with the 7-day trial. Your first US$14.99 payment is on day 8, then monthly until canceled.
- Choose yearly if you expect to use the current activities and review tools over the year. US$99 is charged upfront and renews yearly until canceled; the yearly plan has no free trial.
Choose around the seven skills, two scenarios, ten study missions and review tools available today. The annual kit described below is an additional benefit of your first eligible yearly payment.
Get ready for your first day
Choose yearly membership for US$99 a year and get the Texas First-Year Electrical Apprentice Kit at no extra charge with your first eligible yearly payment.
The kit includes a PDF with a pre-start checklist and questions for your employer, plus two editable CSV spreadsheets for your tool budget and inventory.
Annual members get the kit included.
Yearly membership renews at US$99 a year until you cancel. Any applicable tax is shown at checkout. Cancel future renewal using the existing billing controls in your account.
Find your kit in your account
Once your eligible payment is confirmed, sign in to the same account and open Downloads. No separate purchase or coupon is needed.
If you cancel or receive a refund
Canceling future renewal or letting your membership expire does not remove your kit. Membership access still ends according to your paid membership period. You can keep the files you have downloaded.
If the qualifying yearly payment is fully refunded, future downloads granted by this offer end. We do not deduct the kit's price from your membership refund. Your existing refund rights still apply. A separate purchase of the kit keeps its own download rights.
One kit per account. Yearly renewals do not qualify. If you already own the kit, this offer does not provide a second copy, credit, cash alternative or substitute.
Monthly membership keeps its existing 7-day free trial and does not include this bonus. A free trial alone does not qualify. If you currently pay monthly, confirm your billing before changing plans so you avoid overlapping subscriptions.