Limited Licensed Electrician (LLE)
- 40 questions · 120 minutes · 73% to pass
- Open book · 2017 NEC · current scheduling through Prov
- For work below $25,000 where the LLE is accepted
Tennessee Electrical Exam Prep Self-Study Bundle (2017 NEC)
$495.00
Tennessee LLE and CE electrical exam prep self-study
Train for Tennessee’s state-administered LLE or CE electrical trade exam with the correct 2017 NEC edition.
Build Code-navigation speed, calculation accuracy, electrical theory, and realistic open-book exam strategy.
152 pagesprinted study manual
100 video lessonstotaling 21 hours
500+ questionspaper and digital practice
2017 NECcourse edition
This self-study system turns the same core NEC curriculum used in JCR’s instructor-led classes into a structured plan you can complete from anywhere. JCR has trained 20,000+ electricians since 1985. 93% pass rate for JCR classroom students.
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Permanent Code-book tabs are included
Organize heavily tested NEC articles, tables, and sections so you can find them faster while studying. Apply the tabs only as permitted by the current testing-vendor rules.
Built for the exam you are taking
CE Electrical Contractor Trade Exam
- 100 questions · 5 hours · 73% to pass
- Open book · 2017 NEC · current scheduling through Prov
- Tennessee contractor classification for electrical projects of $25,000 or more; local licensing and permit requirements may still apply
Tennessee Business & Law
- 50 questions · 150 minutes · 73% to pass
- Study the NASCLA Contractors Guide to Business, Law and Project Management, Tennessee (4th edition)
Check the fit before ordering: JCR prepares the LLE exam and the electrical/Code side of the CE trade exam.
Exactly what is included
- 152-page printed manual: six-week roadmap, Code navigation, calculations, guided practice, and answer keys.
- 100 video lessons totaling 21 hours: self-paced instruction you can pause, replay, and review.
- 500+ practice questions: paper practice, explanations, and timed digital mock-exam work.
- Permanent Code-book tabs: faster access to heavily tested NEC articles, tables, and sections.
The printed manual and videos organize JCR’s 2017 NEC curriculum around the Code navigation, theory, and calculations shared by Tennessee’s state-administered LLE and CE trade exams.
Exam facts, books, and official sources
What to study
- NFPA 70, National Electrical Code, 2017 edition (LLE and CE)
- Ugly’s Electrical References, 2020 edition (LLE and CE)
- OSHA 29 CFR 1926 (LLE and CE)
- American Electricians’ Handbook, 17th edition (CE)
- NASCLA Contractors Guide to Business, Law and Project Management, Tennessee (4th edition) (Business & Law)
Prov permits permanent tabs, highlighting, and underlining under its current rules; confirm your appointment instructions before testing.
Official rules
How to use the course
- Set up the manual, videos, and exact Code/reference books approved for your exam.
- Follow the six-week roadmap and work each subject with the books open.
- Use timed questions to expose weak topics and improve lookup speed.
- Rework missed questions and take full-length mock exams before scheduling.
Use the manual’s six-week plan as a starting point. Adjust it to your experience and exam date.
Shipping, access, and returns
Our team emails your online-access instructions separately from your printed materials. Printed materials ship the same business day; standard shipping is estimated at 5–10 business days and calculated at checkout.
Questions? Call JCR at (704) 696-8555 or email us here.
Common questions before you order
What is the difference between LLE and CE? LLE is a state-issued limited credential for projects below $25,000 only where the local jurisdiction accepts it. CE is the electrical contractor classification for projects of $25,000 or more and requires the Business & Law exam.
Who administers the exams? The current Tennessee candidate bulletin is published by Prov. Follow the approval and scheduling sequence for your exact license route.
Memphis/Shelby County: This local licensing path uses ICC T16 Master and T17 Journeyman exams based on the 2020 NEC—not Tennessee’s 2017 NEC track. Prepare with JCR’s Memphis/Shelby 2020 NEC exam prep.
How long should I study? Most students who pass study 6–8 weeks, about an hour a night. Use timed practice to check your progress.
Your 2017 NEC self-study package — $495
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