Maryland Mandatory Comprehension Quiz
Maryland State requires 10 hours of Continuing Education every 2 years, with at least 5 of those hours in a classroom setting. Maryland is considered a Self Reporting state and the licensee is responsible for notifying Maryland of the continuing education they’ve obtained.
JCR classes are approved with Maryland State as follows:
- 8 hour: Continuing Education- Full Day (in person or virtual)
- 10 hour: Detailed NEC Workshop Both Days
- 10 hour: Detailed NEC Workshop Day 1
- 10 hour: Detailed NEC Workshop Day 2
- 5 hour: Online Course
Maryland State has a competency requirement before a certificate is presented to you. You must score a 70% or higher.
*Harford County requires its own master electrician registration on top of your Maryland State license. It renews every 2 years on April 30 of odd-numbered years.
*Prince George’s County issues electrical permits only to masters licensed by Maryland State.
Maryland- Cecil County
Since July 1, 2022, Maryland- Cecil County no longer requires a county license or registration for masters. Your Maryland State master license number is all you need to pull a permit. Cecil County limited (low-voltage) licenses still require 5 hours of Continuing Education every year and renew April 30.
JCR classes are approved and listed with Maryland- Cecil County as follows:
- 5 hour: Continuing Education- Full Day (in person or virtual)
- 5 hour: Detailed NEC Workshop Both Days
- 5 hour: Detailed NEC Workshop Day 1
- 5 hour: Detailed NEC Workshop Day 2
- 5 hour: Online Course
Attendees must sign a Maryland roster upon entrance into the workshop and include their License Number.