How to get a Journeyperson Electrician license in Delaware
Delaware licenses electricians statewide through the Board of Electrical Examiners.1 For the Journeyperson Electrician license you need at least 8,000 hours of on-the-job training2, a passing score on the Delaware journeyperson electrician examination (based on the NEC adopted in Delaware)3 and a criminal background check2. The board lists $105 for the application4. You renew every 2 years5 and complete 5 hours of continuing education6.
Who issues it
Board of Electrical Examiners
Training and experience
Experience: at least 8,000 hours of on-the-job training2
Exam
Delaware journeyperson electrician examination (based on the NEC adopted in Delaware)3
Fees the board lists
Application fee: $1054
On this page
- Delaware electrician licenses
- Applies to every license level
- Who needs a Journeyperson Electrician license
- Requirements for a Journeyperson Electrician license
- How to apply
- Renewal and continuing education
- Moving to Delaware with a license from another state
- Apprentice Electrician
- School Apprentice Electrician
- Limited Electrician
- Limited Electrician – Special
- Residential Electrician
- Master Electrician
- Master Electrician – Special
- City and county rules
- Check a license or report a problem
- Laws and rules
- Rule changes since January 2024
- Common questions
- Electrician licenses in other states
Delaware electrician licenses
Delaware issues 8 electrician credentials. Each has its own section below; the table shows what each one covers and its headline requirements.
| License | What it covers | Training or experience | Exam | Application or license fee |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Apprentice Electrician | Learns and assists with electrical work under direct onsite supervision of a licensed electrician.8 | – | – | $1004 |
| School Apprentice Electrician | Vocational high school student learning electrical work under direct onsite supervision.8 | – | – | $304 |
| Journeyperson Electrician | Performs electrical services under supervision while gaining experience toward master/limited licensure.7 | Experience 8,000 hours2 | Yes2 | $1054 |
| Limited Electrician | Electrical work in any structure with 4 or fewer dwelling units.8 | Training 288 clock hours2 Experience 3 years2 | Yes2 | $1274 |
| Limited Electrician – Special | Limited (4 or fewer dwelling units) work for swimming pools, air conditioning, heating and oil burners; DPR lists HVAC and Pools.9 | Experience 3 years2 | Yes2 | $1274 |
| Residential Electrician | Residential electrical work without direct supervision, limited to dwellings before grid connection or work to/beyond the panel.10 | Experience 4,000 hours2 | Yes2 | $1054 |
| Master Electrician | Plans, estimates, lays out, performs or supervises electrical installation for lighting, heating or power in any structure.8 | Experience 6 years2 | Yes2 | $2034 |
| Master Electrician – Special | Master-level work limited to one specialty: swimming pools, electric signs, air conditioning, heating, refrigeration and oil burners, or primary distribution systems (DPR also lists elevators).8 | Experience 6 years2 | Yes2 | $2004 |
Applies to every license level
These rules are the same for several of the Delaware electrician licenses on this page, so they are shown once here, with the licenses they apply to. Each license's own section lists only what differs.
1. Every license level (all 8)
Requirements
How to apply
- Apply online
- delpros.delaware.gov9
From another state
Military service members, veterans and spouses: Military training and experience may be counted toward the experience requirement with official documentation.11
2. Every license level except Apprentice Electrician and School Apprentice Electrician
Fees
The board's pages we cite do not list the exam fee; check it with the exam provider, ProV3, when you schedule.
How to apply
- Create a DELPROS account (applications are online only; finish within six months of starting).9 delpros.delaware.gov9
- Have every state where you hold or held a license send a license verification directly to the Board.9
- If testing: after Board approval, ProV emails you the registration form and bulletin; pass with 75%.3
- The license is issued once the Board office has the passing score (allow up to two weeks) and all requirements are met.3
Renewal
- How often
- Every 2 years5
- When it expires
- Expires June 30 of even-numbered years.5
- Approved courses
- Board-approved courses only (listed on the DPR site); CE completed by June 30 of the renewal year, entered in the DELPROS CE Tracker.11
- If it expires
- Late renewal up to one year after expiry with a late fee (not a grace period: no work while expired); after one year the license terminates and you reapply as new.5
Reapplicants after more than a year must retake the exam unless they previously passed an approved test covering the current NEC.11
Inactive status available on request before expiry; reactivate with insurance proof, fee and CE.5 - Renew online
- delpros.delaware.gov12
3. Limited Electrician, Limited Electrician – Special, Master Electrician and Master Electrician – Special
Requirements
- Insurance
- General liability insurance of at least $300,000 (employer's policy counts if it covers you); license not issued until proof is received.9
- Also required
- Display "Licensed Electrician" and license number on work vehicles in 3-inch letters.11
Renewal
- Continuing education
- 10 hours each renewal period11
- Required topics
- From the second renewal, 5 of the 10 hours must be NEC-related.11
4. Limited Electrician, Master Electrician and Master Electrician – Special
How to apply
- Temporary or provisional license
- If a business loses its license holder, the Board may issue a 100-day temporary license to an associated applicant pending the next exam.10
5. Journeyperson Electrician and Residential Electrician
Fees
| Fee | Amount | Paid to | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Application fee | $1054 | Board of Electrical Examiners | Not refundable |
Renewal
6. Limited Electrician and Limited Electrician – Special
Fees
| Fee | Amount | Paid to | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Application fee | $1274 | Board of Electrical Examiners | Not refundable |
From another state
- Route
- License by endorsement
- What the board says
- Reciprocity for a current same-type license from a state, territory or DC with substantially similar standards; otherwise 5 years of practice after licensure.2
- States on Delaware's list
- Maryland and New Jersey9
This is the list of states whose licenses Delaware accepts for this route. It does not say those states accept a Delaware license. - Condition for Arkansas
- Board has found standards NOT substantially similar: need Verification of Employment showing at least five years after licensure.9
- Condition for Colorado
- Board has found standards NOT substantially similar: need Verification of Employment showing at least five years after licensure.9
- Condition for District of Columbia
- Board has found standards NOT substantially similar: need Verification of Employment showing at least five years after licensure.9
- Condition for Florida
- Board has found standards NOT substantially similar: need Verification of Employment showing at least five years after licensure.9
- Condition for Georgia
- Board has found standards NOT substantially similar: need Verification of Employment showing at least five years after licensure.9
- Condition for Maine
- Board has found standards NOT substantially similar: need Verification of Employment showing at least five years after licensure.9
- Condition for Massachusetts
- Board has found standards NOT substantially similar: need Verification of Employment showing at least five years after licensure.9
- Condition for Michigan
- Board has found standards NOT substantially similar: need Verification of Employment showing at least five years after licensure.9
- Condition for Nebraska
- Board has found standards NOT substantially similar: need Verification of Employment showing at least five years after licensure.9
- Condition for Nevada
- Board has found standards NOT substantially similar: need Verification of Employment showing at least five years after licensure.9
- Condition for New Hampshire
- Board has found standards NOT substantially similar: need Verification of Employment showing at least five years after licensure.9
- Condition for North Carolina
- Board has found standards NOT substantially similar: need Verification of Employment showing at least five years after licensure.9
- Condition for Ohio
- Board has found standards NOT substantially similar: need Verification of Employment showing at least five years after licensure.9
- Condition for Texas
- Board has found standards NOT substantially similar: need Verification of Employment showing at least five years after licensure.9
- Condition for Vermont
- Board has found standards NOT substantially similar: need Verification of Employment showing at least five years after licensure.9
- Condition for Virginia
- Board has found standards NOT substantially similar: need Verification of Employment showing at least five years after licensure.9
- Condition for West Virginia
- Board has found standards NOT substantially similar: need Verification of Employment showing at least five years after licensure.9
- Condition for Wyoming
- Board has found standards NOT substantially similar: need Verification of Employment showing at least five years after licensure.9
- Conditions
- Pennsylvania municipal licenses do not qualify (PA has no state electrical license): apply by exam.9
Other states: Board reviews your state's laws and regulations; determinations can change.9 - Fee
- $1274
Who needs a Journeyperson Electrician license
Performs electrical services under supervision while gaining experience toward master/limited licensure.7
Work that does not need this license:
- Homeowners wiring their own home (not for sale or rent, excluding pools and hot tubs) need a homeowner's permit instead of a license.10
Other rules on who may do this work:
- Homeowner permit application fee $42.4
Requirements for a Journeyperson Electrician license
More rules for this license are shared with other levels: group 1, group 2 and group 5 under Applies to every license level.
- Minimum age
- 20 years old2
- Experience
- At least 8,000 hours of on-the-job training2
Board-approved apprenticeship (with final exam) — no license exam needed; or over 8,000 hours full-time under a master/limited (special) electrician, at least 4,000 of them under a master, plus the journeyperson exam.2
Substitute: A limited electrician license counts as 4,000 hours.11 - Exam
- Delaware journeyperson electrician examination (based on the NEC adopted in Delaware)3
Given by: ProV3
Passing score: 75%; only the NEC book may be used.3
When you can take it: Board approval to sit; submit documents at least 45 days before the test; approval is valid 2 years.11
Retakes: Contact ProV directly for another attempt.3
Time limit: License must be activated within 12 months of passing, or the exam must be retaken.2
Exam waived: No exam for applicants with a certificate of completion from a DOL or approved apprenticeship program (any state).7 - Insurance
- Journeypersons are exempt from the liability insurance requirement.5
How to apply
- Choose the pathway in DELPROS and upload the journeyperson documents: an apprenticeship certificate of completion (certificate route) or Verification of Employment forms for 8,000 hours (exam route).7
Renewal and continuing education
Renewal planner
Enter the expiration date printed on your Delaware Journeyperson Electrician license. The count is worked out on your device from today's date; nothing is sent anywhere.
Moving to Delaware with a license from another state
These are the routes the Board of Electrical Examiners publishes for the Journeyperson Electrician license. The other electrician licenses have their own routes in their sections below.
- Route
- License by endorsement
- What the board says
- Reciprocity for a current journeyperson license from a substantially similar state; otherwise five years of licensed full-time journeyperson experience; else take the exam.7
- Route
- Exam waiver
- What the board says
- Out-of-state apprenticeship completion certificates qualify for license by certificate without exam.7
Apprentice Electrician
Learns and assists with electrical work under direct onsite supervision of a licensed electrician.8
Requirements
- Minimum age
- 18 years old2
- Insurance
- Exempt from insurance.5
- Also required
- Must be enrolled in a Board-approved apprenticeship program (even if licensed as an apprentice elsewhere); proof by school letter or DOL enrollment form.2
- Also required
- Registered (sponsored) apprentices still need this license to work in Delaware.13
- Also required
- Standard apprenticeship: 144 classroom hours and 2,000 OJT hours per year for 4 years (8,000 total).11
Fees
| Fee | Amount | Paid to | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Application fee | $1004 | Board of Electrical Examiners | Not refundable |
How to apply
- Enroll in a Board-approved apprenticeship program.14
- Apply in DELPROS with the fee and upload a school/program letter or DOL enrollment form (payment receipts not accepted).14 delpros.delaware.gov9
- Processing time
- Generally four to six weeks when complete.13
Renewal
- How often
- Every 5 years2
- When it expires
- Licenses issued on/after July 1, 2026 expire after 5 years (1-year extensions for good cause, requested 60 days ahead); not renewable under the 2026 amendment.2
From another state
- Route
- No reciprocity
- What the board says
- Out-of-state apprentice license not accepted; enroll in a Delaware-approved program (it may credit prior hours).14
More rules for this license are shared with other levels: group 1 under Applies to every license level.
School Apprentice Electrician
Vocational high school student learning electrical work under direct onsite supervision.8
Requirements
- Also required
- Must be enrolled in a Board-approved vocational program at a Delaware vocational high school.2
Fees
| Fee | Amount | Paid to | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Application fee | $304 | Board of Electrical Examiners | Not refundable |
How to apply
- Apply in DELPROS with the fee and a school letter or DOL enrollment form.15 delpros.delaware.gov9
Renewal
- When it expires
- Valid while enrolled or until age 18, whichever is later.2
From another state
- Route
- No reciprocity
- What the board says
- Delaware vocational high school students only.2
More rules for this license are shared with other levels: group 1 under Applies to every license level.
Limited Electrician
Electrical work in any structure with 4 or fewer dwelling units.8
Requirements
- Education or training
- At least 288 clock hours2
Apprenticeship route: 4,000 hours + 288 hours related instruction.2 - Experience
- At least 3 years2
Three years full-time under a master or limited electrician; or 4,000 hours + 288 hours related instruction.2 - Exam
- Delaware limited electrician examination (based on the NEC adopted in Delaware)3
Given by: ProV3
Passing score: 75%; only the NEC book may be used.3
When you can take it: Board approval to sit; submit documents at least 45 days before the test; approval is valid 2 years.11
Retakes: Contact ProV directly for another attempt.3
Time limit: License must be activated within 12 months of passing, or the exam must be retaken.2
How to apply
- Choose the pathway in DELPROS and upload the limited documents: Verification of Employment forms for three years (or apprenticeship certificate) plus insurance proof.9
More rules for this license are shared with other levels: group 1, group 2, group 3, group 4 and group 6 under Applies to every license level.
Limited Electrician – Special
Limited (4 or fewer dwelling units) work for swimming pools, air conditioning, heating and oil burners; DPR lists HVAC and Pools.9
Requirements
- Experience
- At least 3 years2
Three years full-time in the specialty; or 4,000 hours + 288 hours related instruction in the specialty.2 - Exam
- Delaware limited electrician special examination (based on the NEC adopted in Delaware)3
Given by: ProV3
Passing score: 75%; only the NEC book may be used.3
When you can take it: Board approval to sit; submit documents at least 45 days before the test; approval is valid 2 years.11
Retakes: Contact ProV directly for another attempt.3
Time limit: License must be activated within 12 months of passing, or the exam must be retaken.2
How to apply
- Choose the pathway in DELPROS and upload the limited special documents: Verification of Employment forms for three years in the specialty plus insurance proof.9
More rules for this license are shared with other levels: group 1, group 2, group 3 and group 6 under Applies to every license level.
Residential Electrician
Residential electrical work without direct supervision, limited to dwellings before grid connection or work to/beyond the panel.10
Requirements
- Experience
- At least 4,000 hours of on-the-job training2
Over 4,000 hours full-time electrical work under a master or limited electrician (or while individually licensed), or a Board-approved residential apprenticeship.2 - Exam
- Delaware residential electrician examination (based on the NEC adopted in Delaware)3
Given by: ProV3
Passing score: 75%; only the NEC book may be used.3
When you can take it: Board approval to sit; submit documents at least 45 days before the test; approval is valid 2 years.11
Retakes: Contact ProV directly for another attempt.3
Time limit: License must be activated within 12 months of passing, or the exam must be retaken.2 - Insurance
- Residential electricians are exempt from the liability insurance rule.11
How to apply
- Choose the pathway in DELPROS and upload the residential documents: Verification of Employment forms for 4,000 hours or a residential apprenticeship certificate.16
From another state
- Route
- No reciprocity
- What the board says
- No reciprocity: everyone must pass the Delaware residential exam, even with another state's residential license or an apprenticeship certificate.16
More rules for this license are shared with other levels: group 1, group 2 and group 5 under Applies to every license level.
Master Electrician
Plans, estimates, lays out, performs or supervises electrical installation for lighting, heating or power in any structure.8
Requirements
- Education or training
- Optional route: 2 years of technical training (2 years at a vo-tech high school or 48 credit hours post-secondary) with 4 years under a master; or 576 hours related instruction within an apprenticeship.11
- Experience
- At least 6 years2
Six years full-time under a licensed master; or 8,000 hours + 576 hours related instruction (apprenticeship certificate); or four years under a master + 2 years technical training.2
Supervision: Under a licensed master electrician; Delaware experience after June 30, 2012 counts only if you held an apprentice or journeyperson license.9
Substitute: A limited electrician license may count as 4,000 hours toward master.11 - Exam
- Delaware master electrician examination (based on the NEC adopted in Delaware)3
Given by: ProV3
Passing score: 75%; only the NEC book may be used.3
When you can take it: Board approval to sit; submit documents at least 45 days before the test; approval is valid 2 years.11
Retakes: Contact ProV directly for another attempt.3
Time limit: License must be activated within 12 months of passing, or the exam must be retaken.2
Fees
| Fee | Amount | Paid to | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Application fee | $2034 | Board of Electrical Examiners | Not refundable |
How to apply
- Choose the pathway in DELPROS and upload the master documents: apprenticeship completion certificate, or Verification of Employment forms sent by your supervisor(s), plus proof of $300,000 liability insurance (can follow the exam).9
- Processing time
- Complete applications are reviewed on or before the next Board meeting.1
From another state
- Route
- License by endorsement
- What the board says
- Reciprocity for a current same-type license from a state, territory or DC with substantially similar standards; otherwise 5 years of practice after licensure.2
- States on Delaware's list
- Maryland and New Jersey9
This is the list of states whose licenses Delaware accepts for this route. It does not say those states accept a Delaware license. - Condition for Arkansas
- Board has found standards NOT substantially similar: need Verification of Employment showing at least five years after licensure.9
- Condition for Colorado
- Board has found standards NOT substantially similar: need Verification of Employment showing at least five years after licensure.9
- Condition for District of Columbia
- Board has found standards NOT substantially similar: need Verification of Employment showing at least five years after licensure.9
- Condition for Florida
- Board has found standards NOT substantially similar: need Verification of Employment showing at least five years after licensure.9
- Condition for Georgia
- Board has found standards NOT substantially similar: need Verification of Employment showing at least five years after licensure.9
- Condition for Maine
- Board has found standards NOT substantially similar: need Verification of Employment showing at least five years after licensure.9
- Condition for Massachusetts
- Board has found standards NOT substantially similar: need Verification of Employment showing at least five years after licensure.9
- Condition for Michigan
- Board has found standards NOT substantially similar: need Verification of Employment showing at least five years after licensure.9
- Condition for Nebraska
- Board has found standards NOT substantially similar: need Verification of Employment showing at least five years after licensure.9
- Condition for Nevada
- Board has found standards NOT substantially similar: need Verification of Employment showing at least five years after licensure.9
- Condition for New Hampshire
- Board has found standards NOT substantially similar: need Verification of Employment showing at least five years after licensure.9
- Condition for North Carolina
- Board has found standards NOT substantially similar: need Verification of Employment showing at least five years after licensure.9
- Condition for Ohio
- Board has found standards NOT substantially similar: need Verification of Employment showing at least five years after licensure.9
- Condition for Texas
- Board has found standards NOT substantially similar: need Verification of Employment showing at least five years after licensure.9
- Condition for Vermont
- Board has found standards NOT substantially similar: need Verification of Employment showing at least five years after licensure.9
- Condition for Virginia
- Board has found standards NOT substantially similar: need Verification of Employment showing at least five years after licensure.9
- Condition for West Virginia
- Board has found standards NOT substantially similar: need Verification of Employment showing at least five years after licensure.9
- Condition for Wyoming
- Board has found standards NOT substantially similar: need Verification of Employment showing at least five years after licensure.9
- Conditions
- Pennsylvania municipal licenses do not qualify (PA has no state electrical license): apply by exam.9
Other states: Board reviews your state's laws and regulations; determinations can change.9 - Fee
- $2034
More rules for this license are shared with other levels: group 1, group 2, group 3 and group 4 under Applies to every license level.
Master Electrician – Special
Master-level work limited to one specialty: swimming pools, electric signs, air conditioning, heating, refrigeration and oil burners, or primary distribution systems (DPR also lists elevators).8
Requirements
- Experience
- At least 6 years2
Six years full-time in the specialty under a master or master special; or 8,000 hours + 576 hours related instruction in the specialty.2
Substitute: Specialty-supervised apprentice hours count only toward that specialty.11 - Exam
- Delaware master electrician special examination (based on the NEC adopted in Delaware)3
Given by: ProV3
Passing score: 75%; only the NEC book may be used.3
When you can take it: Board approval to sit; submit documents at least 45 days before the test; approval is valid 2 years.11
Retakes: Contact ProV directly for another attempt.3
Time limit: License must be activated within 12 months of passing, or the exam must be retaken.2 - Insurance
- Elevator specialty: employer's $300,000 policy suffices.11
- Also required
- One application per specialty.9
Fees
| Fee | Amount | Paid to | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Application fee | $2004 | Board of Electrical Examiners | Not refundable |
How to apply
- Choose the pathway in DELPROS and upload the master special documents: Verification of Employment forms showing six years in the specialty (or apprenticeship certificate) plus insurance proof.9
From another state
- Route
- License by endorsement
- What the board says
- Reciprocity for a current same-type license from a state, territory or DC with substantially similar standards; otherwise 5 years of practice after licensure.2
- States on Delaware's list
- Maryland and New Jersey9
This is the list of states whose licenses Delaware accepts for this route. It does not say those states accept a Delaware license. - Condition for Arkansas
- Board has found standards NOT substantially similar: need Verification of Employment showing at least five years after licensure.9
- Condition for Colorado
- Board has found standards NOT substantially similar: need Verification of Employment showing at least five years after licensure.9
- Condition for District of Columbia
- Board has found standards NOT substantially similar: need Verification of Employment showing at least five years after licensure.9
- Condition for Florida
- Board has found standards NOT substantially similar: need Verification of Employment showing at least five years after licensure.9
- Condition for Georgia
- Board has found standards NOT substantially similar: need Verification of Employment showing at least five years after licensure.9
- Condition for Maine
- Board has found standards NOT substantially similar: need Verification of Employment showing at least five years after licensure.9
- Condition for Massachusetts
- Board has found standards NOT substantially similar: need Verification of Employment showing at least five years after licensure.9
- Condition for Michigan
- Board has found standards NOT substantially similar: need Verification of Employment showing at least five years after licensure.9
- Condition for Nebraska
- Board has found standards NOT substantially similar: need Verification of Employment showing at least five years after licensure.9
- Condition for Nevada
- Board has found standards NOT substantially similar: need Verification of Employment showing at least five years after licensure.9
- Condition for New Hampshire
- Board has found standards NOT substantially similar: need Verification of Employment showing at least five years after licensure.9
- Condition for North Carolina
- Board has found standards NOT substantially similar: need Verification of Employment showing at least five years after licensure.9
- Condition for Ohio
- Board has found standards NOT substantially similar: need Verification of Employment showing at least five years after licensure.9
- Condition for Texas
- Board has found standards NOT substantially similar: need Verification of Employment showing at least five years after licensure.9
- Condition for Vermont
- Board has found standards NOT substantially similar: need Verification of Employment showing at least five years after licensure.9
- Condition for Virginia
- Board has found standards NOT substantially similar: need Verification of Employment showing at least five years after licensure.9
- Condition for West Virginia
- Board has found standards NOT substantially similar: need Verification of Employment showing at least five years after licensure.9
- Condition for Wyoming
- Board has found standards NOT substantially similar: need Verification of Employment showing at least five years after licensure.9
- Conditions
- Pennsylvania municipal licenses do not qualify (PA has no state electrical license): apply by exam.9
Other states: Board reviews your state's laws and regulations; determinations can change.9 - Fee
- $2004
More rules for this license are shared with other levels: group 1, group 2, group 3 and group 4 under Applies to every license level.
City and county rules
Apprentice ElectricianElectrical work needs a certificate of inspection from a Board-licensed inspection agency; power is connected only on a "cut-in card".10
Check a license or report a problem
Before you hire an electrician in Delaware, you can confirm the license is current on the board's own search. Every board we cover in Delaware is on the Delaware license lookup page.
- Look up a license
- delpros.delaware.gov12
- File a complaint
- dpr.delaware.gov12
Laws and rules
The requirements above come from these laws and board rules.
Rule changes since January 2024
- July 1, 2026: Apprentice licenses no longer renew biennially: those issued on/after July 1, 2026 expire after 5 years; those licensed 5+ years before July 1, 2026 cannot renew past current expiry (85 Del. Laws c. 227).2
Common questions
How long does it take to get a Journeyperson Electrician license in Delaware?
The rules set at least 8,000 hours of on-the-job training2 before you can be licensed. The board does not publish how long it takes to process an application.
Can I transfer my electrician license to Delaware?
The Board of Electrical Examiners publishes these routes for the Journeyperson Electrician license: license by endorsement7 and exam waiver7. Conditions and forms.
Electrician licenses in other states
- Alabama
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- District of Columbia
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- Hawaii
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- Maryland
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Sources
Every number and rule above links to one of these official pages. Select a footnote number to read the board's own words.
- FAQsDelaware Division of Professional RegulationChecked November 7, 2026
- 24 Del. C. ch. 14 subch. IIDelaware General AssemblyChecked November 7, 2026
- Exam InformationDelaware Division of Professional RegulationChecked November 7, 2026
- Fee ScheduleDelaware Division of Professional RegulationChecked November 7, 2026
- License RenewalDelaware Division of Professional RegulationChecked November 7, 2026
- Continuing Education and Audit InformationDelaware Division of Professional RegulationChecked November 7, 2026
- JourneypersonDelaware Division of Professional RegulationChecked November 7, 2026
- 24 Del. C. ch. 14 subch. IDelaware General AssemblyChecked November 7, 2026
- Master and Limited ElectricianDelaware Division of Professional RegulationChecked November 7, 2026
- 24 Del. C. ch. 14 subch. IIIDelaware General AssemblyChecked November 7, 2026
- 24 DE Admin. Code 1400 Board of Electrical ExaminersDelaware Registrar of RegulationsChecked November 7, 2026
- Board of Electrical ExaminersDelaware Division of Professional RegulationChecked November 7, 2026
- FAQ Electrician Licensure flyerDelaware Division of Professional RegulationChecked November 7, 2026
- ApprenticeDelaware Division of Professional RegulationChecked November 7, 2026
- School ApprenticeDelaware Division of Professional RegulationChecked November 7, 2026
- ResidentialDelaware Division of Professional RegulationChecked November 7, 2026