How to get a Electrical license in Georgia
The full Georgia electrical licensing path — experience hours, required exam, fees, and where to apply. Verified 5/26/2026.
Career prep, not a license.
Prep for the Georgia Electrical exam
Electrical 101 — Start Here (Free) — self-paced lessons, practice exam, certificate of completion.
Electrical Contractor License — Class I (≤200A) or Class II (unrestricted)
Frequently asked questions
How do I get a electrical license in Georgia?
You need class i: 2 yrs (4,000 hrs) primary experience. class ii: 4 yrs (8,000 hrs).. Then pass the Georgia Electrical Contractor Exam (Business & Law + Trade — NEC) administered by PSI Services. Applications go through the Georgia Construction Industry Licensing Board (Division of Electrical Contractors).
What exam do I need to pass?
Georgia Electrical Contractor Exam (Business & Law + Trade — NEC) — administered by PSI Services.
How much experience do I need?
Class I: 2 yrs (4,000 hrs) primary experience. Class II: 4 yrs (8,000 hrs).
What about fees, insurance, and continuing education?
Application fee $30, exam $86, license $75. Renewal biennial Sep 30 of even years, $75 + 4 hrs CE biennially. General liability insurance + workers' comp required.
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