Short answer: The Texas Journeyman Season Pass is a planned 12-week study season for the PSI exam. Each week has set tasks: practice questions, calculations, a code lookup and, later, timed mocks. Finishing tasks moves you along the season and unlocks rewards. It is not on sale yet. Join the waitlist to hear the start date first.
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This page is a waitlist only. Nothing is sold here, and the plan below is a draft. Before the first season opens, the price, the start date and the full terms will be posted on this page.
How a season works
- 12 weeks, one start date. Everyone in a season starts together and the season closes on a fixed date, so you have a finish line to study toward.
- Weekly tasks. Each week lists a short set of tasks. Finish them to move one step along the 12-step season track.
- A free track and a full track. Anyone can follow the free track. The full track adds the timed mocks, the worked solutions and the season-only rewards.
- Rewards are earned, never random. Every reward comes from finishing tasks. There are no loot boxes or prize draws.
- Season-only badge. Finish the season and you get that season’s badge. Once the season closes, that badge is gone for good.
The 12-week plan (draft)
| Weeks | Focus | Weekly tasks |
|---|---|---|
| 1 to 4 | Find it in the code book | Practice questions by NEC article, one open-book lookup drill, learn where things are in your 2026 NEC (exam-room tabs must be permanent index tabs made or supplied by the NEC publisher; no homemade tabs) |
| 5 to 8 | Calculations | Calculation sets with step-by-step solutions, one timed Calculations part |
| 9 to 11 | Full timed mocks | One full two-part mock a week under real timing: 59 questions in 130 minutes, then 26 calculations in 110 minutes |
| 12 | Book and finish | Review your weakest areas, one last mock, book your PSI date |
The timing follows the PSI candidate bulletin for TDLR electricians, updated September 15, 2026: two parts, 70% needed on each, and time left in one part does not carry over (PSI bulletin).
Why a fixed season
Most Texas Journeyman exam attempts do not pass. In TDLR’s fiscal year 2025 figures, 24.46% of NEC Knowledge attempts and 20.56% of Calculations attempts passed (TDLR exam statistics, fiscal year 2025).
A set schedule shows up in the numbers. In TDLR’s early Journeyman figures for January to March 2026, candidates in an apprenticeship program, who study on a set schedule, passed 83.54% of first attempts, against 67.23% for all early candidates and 19.72% for repeat attempts (TDLR staff report, May 12, 2026). A season gives you that kind of schedule on your own. Every figure is also on our Texas electrician license statistics page.
The exam fee matters too: PSI charges $78 for the exam and $78 for each retake. See the Texas Journeyman retake rules.
What the full track would include (draft)
- The weekly task list and the 12-step season track
- Full timed two-part mocks in the PSI format, scored by part and by topic
- Step-by-step solutions for every calculation question
- A weekly plan email for the season
- The season-only badge and an early price for the next season
Planned price: about $59 for the 12-week season, one payment, no auto-renewal. If you already own the Texas Journeyman Practice Pack, the planned price is lower. The final price is posted here before anything is sold.
Join the waitlist
You join through our free weekly email: one email every Sunday with Texas deadlines, events and money for career changers. Your sign-up is marked for the Season Pass, and the waitlist hears the first season’s start date and price before anyone else. Every email has an unsubscribe link.
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FAQ
Can I buy the Texas Journeyman Season Pass now?
Not yet. This page collects a waitlist only. When the first season opens, the start date, the price and the full terms will be posted here first, and people on the waitlist hear about it before anyone else.
How much will the Season Pass cost?
The planned price is about $59 for a 12-week season, one payment with no auto-renewal, and lower if you already own the Texas Journeyman Practice Pack. The final price is posted on this page before anything is sold.
What is free in a season?
The free track: the weekly task list and the season track. The full track adds the timed two-part mocks, the step-by-step calculation solutions, the weekly plan email and the season-only rewards.
What if I fall behind for a week?
Weeks stay open until the season closes, so you can catch up on earlier tasks at any point before the end date. Rewards tied to the season are only available until it closes.
When does the first season start?
The start date is not set yet. The waitlist hears it first. You can pick the season whose week 12 lands a few days before your PSI exam date.
Sources
- PSI candidate information bulletin for TDLR electricians, updated September 15, 2026, read October 3, 2026
- TDLR Electrician Exam Statistics, Fiscal Year 2025, read October 3, 2026
- TDLR Electrical Safety and Licensing Advisory Board staff reports, May 12, 2026, read October 3, 2026
