Practical emergency communications training and license-prep syllabi designed for focused study, instructor delivery, and projector-friendly classroom sessions.
Structured to reduce noise and increase retention.
Operating habits, message flow, and deployment basics.
Built for live delivery with optional slide support.
A calm, repeatable approach to communications when systems are stressed.
Credibility-forward resources for amateur radio operators and emergency communications teams. Course basis: ARRL 4th ed.
The license syllabi found here have everything you need to study for the Technician, General, and Extra amateur licenses.
Foundations: operating practices, basic electronics, and essential regulations.
Structured reading plan and topic checkpoints
Exam-focused notes for fast review sessions
Clean formatting for classroom handouts
HF privileges: propagation, antennas, operating procedures, and regulations with deeper technical basics.
Balanced coverage of theory and practical operation
Clear sequencing for accelerated multi-day courses
Consistent formatting across handouts and notes
Advanced regulations, operating expertise, and deeper electronics and RF safety fundamentals.
High-yield study structure for dense content
Topic mapping for targeted review sessions
Instructor-friendly pacing guidance
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PowerPoint/visual support for live delivery.
Multi-day pacing and exam timing guidance.
Printable items for clarity in the room.
Based on ARRL course content and practice.
Pacing cues and a clean narrative for multi-day sessions.
Clear structure, strong contrast, and practical flow—so students can follow along on a projector and retain what matters.
The EMCOMM training class is based on the ARRL 4th edition of the Introduction to Emergency Communication course.
Learn how to think and operate when systems are degraded—message handling, net discipline, readiness, and interoperability.
ARRL 4th edition: Introduction to Emergency Communication.
Exam timing: typically near the end of the course, based on local testing availability.
For students and instructors. Print-friendly and projector-safe contrast.
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A focused, instructor-led briefing designed to clarify what electromagnetic pulse (EMP) and coronal mass ejection (CME) events can do to communications, infrastructure, and preparedness planning.
Rapid, high-field transients with potential to disrupt electronics, power distribution, and communications equipment. Emphasis on realistic expectations and layered mitigation.
Longer-duration impacts that can stress grids and long conductors, causing cascading disruptions. Focus on preparedness planning and resilient communications workflows.
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