CORTOVAVOLT TEXAS · COURSE PREVIEW
See Why Electricians Are Raving About Our Course.
Preview only. No continuing-education credit. English audio and captions. The activity examples are a demonstration. They do not record course progress or earn continuing-education credit.
Electricians who previewed the course told us they were impressed. Take a look inside and see it for yourself.
Danny Dachman narration · 4:20 · Black Van Code music supplied by the owner. The two course excerpts retain their original lesson speech.
Full transcript
0:00 — Introduction
Before you enroll, take a look inside. CortovaVolt Texas brings four hours of electrician continuing education into clear explanations, practical examples, and activities built around the work you do. A few electricians who previewed the course told us they were impressed. Now you can see it for yourself. This is a preview only. It does not earn continuing education credit. Let's start with an actual lesson.
0:26 — Actual course excerpt: Why the NEC Changes Every Three Years
The National Electrical Code gets a brand new edition every three years. Like clockwork. And I know what that sounds like from the field. It sounds like a bunch of people in a room somewhere inventing new ways to slow you down and cost your customer money. New edition, new rules, new reasons to fail an inspection on something that was fine last year. But that's not what's actually happening. Stay with me on this, because once you see it, the whole code reads differently. The code changes because the trade keeps changing. Think about what's landed on your jobs in just the last few years. Solar on roofs. Battery storage in garages.
1:06 — Actual activities in an isolated demonstration
That's the voice and the explanation you'll hear inside the course. The learning doesn't stop at watching. Match the four pillars to what they cover. Drag a choice into place, check your matches, and read the explanation. On the job scenarios let you think through a situation before revealing the answer. Memory hooks give the idea a picture you can carry back to work. And quick checks help you stay engaged. There is no final test. There are real questions and real activities. This demonstration is isolated from student accounts. It creates no course credit. Here's another actual lesson, on how a GFCI watches a circuit.
1:47 — Actual course excerpt: GFCI — Catching the Shock Before It Catches You
So. GFCI. Ground fault circuit interrupter. Long name, simple job. It catches a shock before the shock catches a person. Let me back up though, because I think the way most people are taught this misses the magic of it. Picture a normal circuit. Hot wire goes out, carries current to the lamp or the drill or whatever you've got plugged in, neutral wire brings the current back. Out and back. Out and back. If everything is healthy, the amount going out matches the amount coming back. Always. Down to the last little bit. That balance is what a GFCI watches. That's the only thing it cares about.
2:26 — Desktop, tablet, and phone preview views
You can see the same course layout in a desktop, tablet, and phone view. Think about a quiet lunch break, time in a parked truck while you wait for the crew, or a comfortable spot at home. When it's time to get back to work, pause the lesson. Study when you can give it your attention. Never while driving or doing electrical work. These are preview views, not a student account. The full course still requires the instruction time and activities. Choose the screen that works for you, keep the explanations close, and make the time count.
3:00 — Credentials and completion reporting
This is CortovaVolt Texas, Course number three three three seven five, from Provider number two five six three. Four hours online. The TDLR listing identifies the course language as English; the course also offers a Spanish listening option. Your license type, renewal period, and any hours you already completed still matter. The course facts page links to the official sources, and our private renewal checker can help you identify what to verify. When you complete the course, here's our commitment: We report your completed course hours to TDLR within one business day. That is our submission commitment. TDLR controls when its records display the hours.
3:43 — Price, guarantee, and enrollment
The current course price is twenty four dollars and ninety nine cents. And the thirty day money back guarantee has two clear conditions: request your refund within thirty days of purchase, and before your course completion has been reported to TDLR. Starting the course does not shorten that window. Read the full policy and applicable terms before purchasing. Ready to keep learning? Select Enroll Now. You'll arrive at the existing course site, where the Before you pay disclosures and both required acknowledgments come before signup and payment. No shortcuts around them. Stay certified. Power what's next.
Current offer and course facts verified October 10, 2026. The full refund policy and applicable terms govern. Course facts and sources · Private renewal checker