In an effort to become a more green company, we now provide Correspondence Courses as electronic booklets in PDF format for previous code years. You may have already received a book in the mail – please refer to the answer sheet instructions below on how to submit your answers.
Once you purchase a correspondence course, you will need to scan and email or fax your answer sheet to AEI.
Email: eletricalceu@gmail.com
Fax: 888-246-9280
| Course Name | Course Link | Hrs | Price |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2023 NEC Code Change | View Course PDF |
Hours
14 |
$129.00BUY NOW |
In order to renew your Alabama electrical license, the Alabama Electrical Contractors Board requires that you complete 14 hours of continuing education every two years. The renewal deadline in Alabama is March 30th, June 30th, September 30th and December 30th, every 2 years.
Do you report my hours to the Alabama Electrical Contractors Board?
Yes, once you pass the course we will report your hours to the Alabama Board.
Do you offer any live, in-person continuing education training in Alabama?
We do not currently offer live training in this State. We find that most students prefer to complete their courses on their phone, tablet or computer.
Do you provide me with a certificate of completion when I complete the course?
Yes. Once you pass the continuing education course, you will be able to immediately print your certificate if you take the home study course. We will email your certificate for the online course after you purchase it.
Can I take the course on my phone?
Yes. Our Alabama continuing education courses are mobile compatible.
Do you renew my Alabama license for me?
No. After you complete the continuing education hours, you will need to pay the Alabama Electrical Contractors Board the renewal fee, as we cannot do that for you.
What if I still have questions about completing my continuing education?
No problem. Just call our Learning Advisory team at at 855-780-5046 or email us at electricalceu@gmail.com.
Do you still still offer physical booklets?
As of January 2026, we no longer print and mail booklets directly to students. This effort provides students immediate and convenient access to our online and correspondence (where available) courses, without having to wait for mailed copies.