Supporting people on their journey into amateur radio Supporting people on their journey into amateur radio is one of the most important responsibilities the RSGB carries. Whether someone is taking their first steps towards a Foundation licence or finding their feet as a new licensee, the experience they have in those early months often shapes […] Radio Society of Great Britain – Main Site – Read More
Supporting people on their journey into amateur radio is one of the most important responsibilities the RSGB carries.
Whether someone is taking their first steps towards a Foundation licence or finding their feet as a new licensee, the experience they have in those early months often shapes their long-term relationship with the hobby.
Part of my Board portfolio covers exams, training, new licensee development (as part of our Spectrum & Licensing strategic priority) and virtual engagement (one of our refreshed Membership strategic priorities). I want to share an update on the work now underway across these areas – work that directly supports all four arms of the RSGB Strategy: growing amateur radio, increasing membership, supporting volunteers and modernising the RSGB.
Read more – RSGB: https://bit.ly/45k52hU
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