The online training course consists of nine modules, which are delivered as follows:
| Module 1 | Getting Started
The basics of UK amateur radio, and what you need to know about the hobby. Recommended study time: 20 minutes |
| Module 2 | Technical Basics
Symbols, formulas, components and frequencies. Accounts for 4 marks in the final exam. Recommended study time: 30 minutes |
| Module 3 | Transmitters & Receivers
A look at transmitter & receiver block diagrams, and modulation types. Accounts for 3 marks in the final exam. Recommended study time: 30 minutes |
| Module 4 | Feeders & Antennas
Types of feeders, connectors, types of antenna and matching. Accounts for 3 marks in the final exam. Recommended study time: 30 minutes |
| Module 5 | Propagation
A look at radio waves, the differences between HF and VHF/UHF, and the Ionosphere. Accounts for 2 marks in the final exam. Recommended study time: 15 minutes |
| Half-way Mini-Mock (13 Questions) | |
| Module 6 | Licence Conditions
This module covers Ofcom, callsigns, restrictions, licences and band plans. Accounts for 6 marks in the final exam. Recommended study time: 45 minutes |
| Module 7 | EMC
Causes of interference, minimising interference, earthing and correct station setup. Accounts for 3 marks in the final exam. Recommended study time: 30 minutes |
| Module 8 | Safety
Dangers of voltage, current, and RF burns. Shack and antennas safety. Accounts for 2 marks in the final exam. Recommended study time: 20 minutes |
| Module 9 | Operating Practices and Procedures
Operating on-air, using repeaters, band plans and handling abuse. Accounts for 3 marks in the final exam. Recommended study time: 30 minutes |
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End of course-Mock (26 Questions) |
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