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Electrician license path in Vermont

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Reference only. Compiled from public state board pages and possibly out of date. Always confirm with your state licensing board. Not legal advice and not a substitute for training, the NEC and local codes, or your employer's procedures. Where we could not confirm a value on an official page, we show Check with board and a link instead of guessing.

Licensing board: Vermont Division of Fire Safety, Electrical Licensing

License levels

  • Journeyman: $115.00 3 year license fee. Completing the Vermont Apprenticeship Program (within the past 2 years) is one route; experience is shown with signed employer affidavits. source
  • Master: $150.00 3 year license fee. One route: apply after holding a Vermont Electrical Journeyman license for 2 years. source
  • Specialist (per field): Proof of completion of a recognized training program plus one year (2,000 hrs) experience for each specialty; $115.00 per field, 3 year license source

Exam

Check with board (not confirmed on an official page we read) source

Continuing education and renewal

New and renewing licensees (after July 1, 2021) must complete the state educational module and include the completion certificate. The Division links its approved electrical continuing education seminars. source

Reciprocity

Reciprocal licenses for residents of Maine or New Hampshire (certified letter from that state plus a copy of the license). The application also lists universal and military reciprocal licensing. source

Renewal dates and CE for this license: Credential Renewal Calendar.

Last checked 2026-10-19. Code edition by state: NFPA NEC enforcement maps.

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