Pass the Tennessee Limited Licensed Electrician exam.
One state. One exam. 200+ authored questions, a timed simulator that mirrors the real open-book format, and an adaptive engine that hunts down your weak spots — made by someone who actually sat for the TN LLE, not a national test factory.
The adaptive engine, made visible
Every resource, one plan that adapts.
Practice sets, Code-Locator speed drills, lessons, and missed-question review — sequenced across a calendar to your exam date. A weak Grounding set changes what comes next. A short work week changes how much gets scheduled.
Assignments move and the days rebalance — the way a real week re-flows when your weak areas change.
Swipe the week →
Why this works
A study workbench, not a slideshow
Five things the generic national sites don't give you — because they're selling forty states the same box.
Tennessee-only focus
Every question is written to the TN LLE blueprint, the 2017 NEC, and the references Tennessee actually allows. Nothing calibrated to a different state's code cycle.
Code Locator speed-drill
It's an open-book exam — speed is the whole game. This mode trains you to name the article or table that holds the answer fast, so you're not burning minutes flipping pages.
Adaptive weakness engine
It tracks every miss by category and code citation, resurfaces the questions you got wrong, and shows a mastery map so your study time lands where it counts.
200+ verified questions
Each item carries the reasoning, the code reference, and coaching on the trap answer — so you learn why, not just what. Newest items are labeled beta until a second review pass.
A real timed simulator
Forty questions weighted to the blueprint, a two-hour clock, flag-and-return, scored against the pass line — ending with a per-question time report. Sit the exam before you sit the exam.
The path, in plain English
Not sure how the license even works? We lay out the exam, the $50 application, the $25,000 scope, and the local-jurisdiction gotchas — the stuff nobody explains up front.
Inside the workbench
The dashboard that studies you back
Real training instrumentation — a mastery heatmap by NEC domain, readiness rings, a live Code-Locator clock, and a streak that keeps you honest. This is what a serious prep tool looks like.
Mastery by NEC domain
10 domainsExam readiness
this sessionPass line is 29 of 40. You're clearing it on the sim — now close the two pale domains on the left.
Code Locator
speed drillStudy streak
dailyThe wedge
Why us, not the multi-state sites
The big prep brands charge $299–$539 to sell you a generic electrical course wrapped around forty states. You're studying for one exam in one state. So are we.
The national test mills
- —One course reskinned for 40+ states; TN is an afterthought tab.
- —Questions calibrated to whatever NEC edition the "average" state uses.
- —$299 to $539, often with the good features locked behind the top tier.
- —No help with the part that actually confuses people: the application and local rules.
- —Static question lists — no adaptive resurfacing of your misses.
TN Trade Exams
- ✓100% Tennessee LLE — the blueprint, the 2017 NEC, the allowed references.
- ✓A code-locator drill built for an open-book exam where speed decides the outcome.
- ✓Priced to undercut the national brands — see pricing.
- ✓Plain-English guides to the application, the $25k scope, and which cities need a local license.
- ✓An adaptive engine that studies you and resurfaces exactly what you miss.
Ready to drill?
Jump straight into the practice modes — no signup wall — or see how the whole license path fits together.