We offer both in the classroom and online RYA VHF/SRC Courses
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VHF/SRC Marine Radio Course - Online
The RYA VHF Radio online Course is for anyone who owns a fixed or hand-held marine VHF radio.
The Short Range Certificate is the qualification required, by law, if you operate a VHF radio fitted with Digital Selective Calling (DSC) on any British vessel voluntarily fitted with a radio.
A VHF radio is an important piece of safety equipment on board and it is vital to understand the correct procedures.
The VHF SRC Marine Radio course is undertaken using radio simulators online. It takes you through the syllabus at your own pace. You can complete the online training in one sitting or over a period of time. At the end of the course you will undertake the final assessment at an RYA training centre like ourselves. We run assessments at least 1 day a week and these take about 2 hours, you also get 2 hours to familiarise yourselves with the radios, we don't charge for the assessment but you will need to pay the RYA £76 assessment fee.
VHF/SRC Marine Radio Course - Classroom
The RYA VHF Radio Classroom Course is for anyone who owns a fixed or hand-held marine VHF radio.
The Short Range Certificate is the qualification required, by law, if you operate a VHF radio fitted with Digital Selective Calling (DSC) on any British vessel voluntarily fitted with a radio.
A VHF radio is an important piece of safety equipment on board and it is vital to understand the correct procedures.
At MWS - Training we offer regular 1-day classroom courses, which includes the exam at the end of the teaching session. The classroom sessions are fun and interactive with an opportunity to practice using a variety of training radios which will help give you the confidence to use the radio when onboard. You will also learn about other safety equipment and its use i.e. EPIRB, PLB. Training in the classroom gives you the opportunity to learn about real life scenarios and ask questions on any areas of how radio’s work that you are not clear about. We keep our classroom numbers small, 8:1 maximum, so that students get plenty of opportunity to ask questions and take part in the sessions. We also have 1 radio per student so you can get more hands on.
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