Practical study tools built by an apprentice, for Canadian apprentices.
Start with focused exam practice, then find CEC references faster, estimate apprentice wages, and use tools shaped by real feedback from the trade.
Electrical Exam Prep
Practice CEC-style questions in focused sessions so you can build speed, find weak spots, and review explanations that make rules easier to remember.
Tools you can use now and what is coming next
Scan quickly on mobile, open live tools fast, and share what should be built next.
Live now
Production-ready tools you can start using immediately.
Practice Exam
LiveBuild confidence with Level 1-style electrical practice questions.
CEC Study Helper
LiveFind the right CEC section, rule, or table faster while studying.
Apprentice Wage Calculator
LiveEstimate your minimum apprentice rate and see what a raise could mean per paycheque.
CEC Conduit Fill Helper
CEC helperQuickly check conduit fill once you know conductor area and conduit area from the code tables.
Cable Type Helper
CEC helperChoose installation conditions and get a cautious, plain-language starting point for likely wiring methods.
Coming next
Tools likely to launch next based on current build priority.
Planned / requested
Lower-priority ideas and requests we are reviewing with user feedback.
More useful than a generic calculator directory
TradeBench stays focused: one audience, one trade, and practical tools that solve real apprentice problems.
Built for Canada
TradeBench is designed around Canadian electrical apprentices, CEC-based workflows, and province-specific realities.
Free core tools
Useful tools should not be locked behind clunky subscriptions. The basics stay free and fast.
Made to be used on site or in class
Large touch targets, simple layouts, and mobile-first design make the tools easy to use anywhere.
Get notified when new tools go live.
Test new tools early, follow updates, and help shape what gets built next.
Built with real apprentice feedback
Every tool should make it easy to suggest fixes, request features, and flag mistakes.