This app allows you to study past questions from the Class 1 Electrician's License Examination (written exam) in a question-and-answer format. It supports both CBT (computer-based testing) and written exam formats.
■ Main Features
• Includes past and publicly released questions (all questions with explanations)
• Efficient learning in spare time with a question-and-answer format
• Ask the AI questions about unfamiliar terms and explanations on the spot
• Automatically detects and prioritizes questions you struggle with
• Displays the correct answer rate based on all users' answer data
• Allows you to focus on practicing only calculation problems
■ Covers the entire scope of the written exam
Basic electrical theory / Power distribution theory and wiring design / Electrical applications / Electrical equipment, materials and tools / Power generation, transmission and substation facilities / Inspection methods for general and private electrical installations / Wiring diagrams and construction methods / Safety-related laws and regulations. Calculation problems such as high voltage, short circuits, and power factor are also covered with explanations.
■ AI Question Function
If you don't understand a question even after reading the explanation, you can ask the AI. You'll receive answers tailored to your questions, such as "What's the difference between this and similar problems?" or "What are some tips for memorization?"
■ A system that makes it easy to continue learning
- Make learning a habit with "Today's Question" delivered daily
- Work together with peers in the league-based ranking system
- Check your learning progress with graphs
*This app is for the written exam only (not the practical exam).
It's free to start. Aim to pass the Class 1 Electrician exam, which is held twice a year.
■ Terms of Use (EULA)
https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/
Past questions for the Class 1 Electrician's License (theory) exam, presented in a question-and-answer format. Full explanations, AI-generated questions, and weakness analysis support self-study.