PDH/CPC/CEU/CPD/CE Certificates
Ohm Gurus: Continuing Education for Electrical Engineers, by Electrical Engineers!
Earn Continuing Education Certificates, connect with thousands of electrical engineers, and stay ahead in the industry—all from the comfort of home.
Join live seminars twice a month or watch on-demand at your convenience.
🎓 Meet Our Instructors: Your Mentors in the Power Industry
Practical, job-ready knowledge from professionals with experience across the power industry.
Licensed professional engineer with a focus on project management for utilities. Experience in power systems, substation modernization, and full project lifecycle management.
Licensed professional engineer specializing in the design and coordination of electrical systems for large-scale commercial buildings, including casinos, hotels, and mixed-use developments.
Licensed professional engineer specializing in arc flash studies, coordination, and electrical system design for commercial, industrial, medical, and government facilities.
Licensed professional engineer and J.D. from the University of Texas School of Law; leads our professional ethics seminars with a focus on professional responsibility.
Licensed professional engineer with an M.S. in Electrical Engineering from Clarkson University. Experience in the utility sector with protection relays and coordination.
Licensed professional engineer with a dual B.S. in Biomedical and Electrical Engineering, specializing in telecom physical design and network execution for utility clients.
Licensed professional engineer and University of Wisconsin-Madison guest lecturer. Specializing in electric rail systems major transit agencies across North America.
Licensed professional engineer specializing in the design, operation, and maintenance of underground mining power systems and leading large teams.
Licensed professional engineer specializing in distribution automation, SCADA, and protective relaying with utility experience across transmission and distribution systems.
Licensed professional engineer specializing in the design, installation, and project management of commercial and utility-scale solar PV systems.
Licensed professional engineer specializing in architectural engineering, with a primary focus on federal Department of Defense (DoD) projects and transformers.
Dual-licensed electrical and mechanical engineer experienced in public works, utilities, and oil & gas, specializing in large-scale construction, systems integration, and instrumentation.
Licensed professional engineer specializing in healthcare and commercial building design, with expertise in power distribution, construction, and project management.
🚀 The Ohm Gurus Mission & Mindset
Ohm Gurus is a private online community for electrical power engineers, offering professional growth and continuing education created by Zach Stone, P.E. from www.electricalpereview.com.
Join our twice-monthly, one-hour seminars hosted by Zach Stone, P.E., alongside a rotating lineup of professional engineering guest speakers.
We’re here to help you grow. Whether you’re earning PDH, CPC, or CEU credits to meet licensing requirements, or simply looking to sharpen your skills, Ohm Gurus offers a place to learn, connect, and stay current alongside a like-minded community of engineers.
Can’t make it live? No problem. Access all seminar recordings on-demand to earn PDH, CPC, and CEU credits at your convenience.
🖥️ Upcoming Live Webinars
Click here to view and RSVP to all upcoming live Ohm Gurus webinars
🎟️ Inside Every Seminar: What to Expect
Every live or on-demand session is designed to deliver real engineering insight, skill-building, and expert interaction in just one hour.
Professional Engineer Guest Speaker
focused on teaching you specific knowledge related to their area of competence and expertise.
Three Measurable Learning Objectives
engineering based knowledge and skills that you will achieve by the time the seminar ends.
Hands on Learning
topics aimed at maintaining, improving, or expanding the skill set and knowledge relevant to the field of electrical power engineering and methods of practice.
One Hour Long
including a live question and answer session at the end where attendees can interact directly with the instructor in real time.
Instructor Interaction
Live in real time during the seminar or on-demand with our online community of professional engineers.
Instructor Evaluation
to assess the effectiveness of meeting the learning objective, and overall satisfaction.
💬 Certificate FAQs: Get Credit for What You Learn
Everything you need to know about receiving continuing education credits for your Ohm Gurus seminars.
How do I earn certificates by attending live webinar based seminars?
For each live one hour webinar based seminar (synchronous learning), participants must attend at least 50 minutes and complete the 5-question live quiz to earn a 1-hour PDH/CPC/CEU certificate.
How do I earn certificates by completing on-demand seminar recordings?
For each one hour on-demand seminar (asynchronous distance learning), participants need to watch at least 50 minutes of the recording and achieve a score of 70% or higher on a 5-question end-of-activity learning assessment to earn a 1-hour PDH/CPC/CEU certificate.
How will I receive my certificate?
Certificates for each seminar are emailed to eligible attendees immediately following the live online seminar or upon completion of an on-demand seminar.
What is the difference between PDH, CPC, CEU, CPD, and CE continuing education certificates?
Almost every state engineering board requires continuing education for professional license renewal.
Some states use different acronyms to refer to this process:
- Professional Development Hour (PDH)
- Continuing Professional Competency (CPC)
- Continuing Education Unit (CEU)
- Continuing Professional Development (CPD)
- Continuing Education (CE)
Regardless of the acronym that your state board uses, they all refer to continuing education requirements for professional engineering license renewal.
Does my state board require continuing education for renewing a professional engineering license?
Almost every single state does with the exception of a small few.
To check if your state board requires continuing education for professional engineering licensing renewal, head over to our state requirements space on the Ohm Gurus online community.
If you are in one of the few states that does not require continuing education, you are still welcome to join Ohm Gurus to learn new applicable engineering skills and to expand your professional network by getting to know the rest of our large community members of professional engineers including our guest speakers.
How many hours of continuing education do I need to renew my professional engineering license? What about ethics seminars?
While just about every state requires continuing education for professional engineering licensure renewal, each state is a little different.
Most states require engineers to complete between 15 to 30 Professional Development Hours (PDH) over one- or two-year periods.
Some states require a minimum amount of continuing education on ethics or state specific rules and laws.
The find out what your state requires, head over to our state requirements space on the Ohm Gurus online community.
What is the deadline for renewing an engineering license and completing the required continuing education hours?
Engineering license renewal deadlines vary by state. Typically, licenses are renewed either annually or biennially, with specific deadlines set by each state’s licensing board
Newly licensed engineers are generally required to begin fulfilling continuing education requirements starting from their first full renewal cycle. This means that after obtaining licensure, an engineer must complete the mandated CE hours before the next renewal deadline.
To learn more about your state's deadlines for continuing education, head over to our state requirements space on the Ohm Gurus online community.
Can I complete the same seminar on-demand after attending it live to earn two separate one-hour certificates?
You are welcome to re-watch any seminar recording on-demand, even if you attended it live.
However, only one certificate can be submitted to your state board for continuing education credit.
For example, you cannot submit both the live seminar certificate and the on-demand seminar certificate for the same seminar to claim two credits.
This ensures the seminar is counted as a single credit, regardless of how many times you complete it.
Will Ohm Gurus continuing education certificates be accepted by my engineering state board?
Yes.
Ohm Gurus is provided by Electrical PE Review, Inc., an approved provider of engineering continuing education in the states that requiring pre-approval such as New York (NYS Sponsor #279), Florida (FL License #880 CEP Approved), and New Jersey (NJ Approval Number 24GP00051800) for example.
Our seminars are designed in compliance with the Continuing Professional Competency (CPC) Guidelines set by the National Council of Examiners for Engineering and Surveying (NCEES®). These standards were developed to assist state engineering boards in defining rules and procedures for CPC credits essential for license renewal.
Ohm Gurus continuing education certificates are expected to meet and exceed the requirements for continuing education for professional engineering licensing renewal in all states.
Each of our one-hour seminars offers a clear, relevant learning objective, opportunities for learner-instructor engagement, content developed and delivered by professionally licensed engineers in their area of expertise, methods of verifying attendance, and activities to evaluate learning objective effectiveness.
Ohm Gurus seminars are focused on maintaining, improving, and expanding the skill set and knowledge relevant to the field of electrical power engineering and its methods of practice. However, each engineering state board has the final discretion to approve or deny any continuing educational activity at any time, and it is the responsibility of the professional engineer licensee to determine if an educational activity is acceptable to their state board as is the case with all engineering continuing education.
I would like to be a future Ohm Gurus instructor
We are always seeking new guest speakers to share their expertise on engineering topics. To get started, email Zach Stone, P.E. directly to arrange a call (his contact information is available inside the course).
