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Journeyman Electrician Exam (NEC-based)

Connecticut: apprentices: practice questions

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Question 1 · Connecticut

After ten apprentices, how does Connecticut's hiring ratio continue?

  1. One more journeyperson for each additional apprentice
  2. Two journeypersons for each additional apprentice
  3. Three more journeypersons for each additional apprentice
  4. No more apprentices may be hired
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C. Three more journeypersons for each additional apprentice — 20-332b(a).

Question 2 · Connecticut

Under Connecticut's hiring ratio, how many licensees (journeypersons or contractors) must a business have to employ four apprentices?

  1. Four
  2. Five
  3. Six
  4. Eight
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C. Six — 20-332b(a).

Question 3 · Connecticut

Since October 2025, which Connecticut contractors may have a ratio relief application approved by DCP without referral to the board?

  1. Any contractor that has paid its fees on time
  2. Firms with no more than eight licensees and no recent Labor Department action
  3. Only contractors on public works projects
  4. Only contractors with more than fifty licensees on the payroll in the past year
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B. Firms with no more than eight licensees and no recent Labor Department action — 20-332b(b)(2), PA 25-47; extra apprentices at no more than 1:1.

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