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Georgia electrician license renewal & CE requirements

When to renew, how many continuing-education hours you need, which topics are required, and where to find approved courses. Checked October 23, 2026.

Quick answer

Renewal rules by license

Electrical Contractor Class I / Class II

RenewalEvery 2 years. Renew online in GOALS by June 30 of even-numbered years (window April–June). Late renewal July 1–31 of even years with a late fee.Source: sos.ga.gov · as of October 23, 2026 · Renewal window from sos.ga.gov
CE hours & topics8 hours per 2-year renewal (4 hours each year)
  • 4 hours per year from acceptable providers under Board Rule 121-4-.07(4); no fixed NEC split found
2026 cycle: report CE and certificates in CE Broker. Random audits.
Source: sos.ga.gov · as of October 23, 2026
Fees
  • Application (by exam): $110
  • Reinstatement (lapsed < 3 years): $310
Source: sos.ga.gov · as of October 23, 2026 · PSI exam fee and renewal fee not confirmed on an official page.

Approved CE provider lists (official)

What we couldn't confirm yet

We only publish what we can tie to an official source. These items are still open, so check them with the board:

  • Exact experience years (official rule page wouldn't load).
  • PSI exam fee and biennial renewal fee.
  • Reciprocity status (official pages conflict).
  • No standalone list of approved CE providers found; the FAQ points to Rule 121-4-.07(4).

FAQ

How many CE hours does a Georgia electrical contractor class i / class ii need?

8 hours of CE per 2-year renewal (4 hours each year). Required: 4 hours per year from acceptable providers under Board Rule 121-4-.07(4); no fixed NEC split found.

When is the Georgia renewal deadline?

Electrical Contractor Class I / Class II: Renew online in GOALS by June 30 of even-numbered years (window April–June). Late renewal July 1–31 of even years with a late fee.

Where do I find approved CE courses in Georgia?

Use the official list: Georgia Board FAQ: acceptable CE providers (Rule 121-4-.07(4)) and CE Broker reporting (https://sos.ga.gov/page/board-electrical-contractors-faq).

Not licensed yet? See how to get an electrician license in Georgia.