Frequently Asked Questions

Q: Do CITC on-line courses reciprocate to other states?
A: Yes, in some states. To see which states accept CITC on-line courses, select the state where you need CEU credit and scroll to see which courses are accepted.

Q: What courses are available?
A: To see available courses and descriptions click on the state where you need CEU credit, then scroll down to see courses in your trade.

Q: How do I enroll for an on-line course?
A: Before you register for your first online class scroll down to “Create Student Profile” on the Course Description page and complete your profile. Once you have selected a class or classes you can use the simple registration process. You will need either a VISA card or a Master Card to enroll.

Q: What is the format of the CITC on-line classes?
A: The courses are comprised of 100-200 multiple choice questions based on the current code, code amendments, or other topics related to the electrical, plumbing, and HVAC fields.

Q: What books or materials are required?
A: Some courses provide all the content needed. However, for code classes and classes on Washington State rules you will need either:

• Electrical – 2005 National Electric Code book and a copy of the current RCW/WACs
• Plumbing – 2006 Uniform Plumbing Code book and a copy of the current WA State Amendments

Q: How long do I get to complete the course?
A: You can take up to a year to complete the course.

Q: What score do I need to pass the course?
How many tries do I get to pass?
A: You must answer 70% of the questions correctly to get credit and receive a certificate. You can attempt to complete the course as many times as necessary to receive a passing score.

Q: When will my Continuing Education credits be reported to L&I?
A: Once you have passed, CITC will send confirmation to Labor and Industries and mail you a certificate of completion within 7 days.