Amateur Radio Training Courses

Comprehensive technical and operational training — courses run by USKA sections and partner organisations throughout Switzerland.

You too can become a radio amateur!

Radio amateurs have an extremely fascinating hobby. They communicate around the world using the simplest of means, directly from house to house, from antenna to antenna. In principle, anyone can become a radio amateur and take part in this global hobby.

To be allowed to operate on the air worldwide, you need sound technical and operational training. Various radio amateur clubs and groups provide this training through courses. The aim of the courses is to pass the examination and obtain a licence as an HB3 or HB9 operator. You can pass the exam regardless of your age or professional background. In Switzerland, the OFCOM assesses applicants for an amateur radio licence in technical and operational subjects.

You too can become a radio amateur!

Radio amateurs have an extremely fascinating hobby. They communicate around the world using the simplest of means, directly from house to house, from antenna to antenna. In principle, anyone can become a radio amateur and take part in this global hobby.

To be allowed to operate on the airwaves worldwide, you need a solid technical and operational grounding. This is provided by various radio amateur clubs and groups through their courses. The aim of the courses is to pass the examination and obtain a licence as an HB3 or HB9 operator.

You can pass the exam regardless of your age or professional background. In Switzerland, the OFCOM assesses applicants for an amateur radio licence in technical and operational subjects.

Training to become a radio amateur
21 course providers
3 languages
CH Nationwide

Course providers affiliated with the USKA

21 providers found
GERMAN BE

Mühleweg Amateur Radio Club

Sandy Reuteler
GERMAN FL

Liechtenstein amateur radio association (AFVL)

Alois Büchel
GERMAN BL

Basel Amateur Radio Club (FACB)

Josua Studer
GERMAN SG

St. Gallen Radio Amateurs HB9SG

Jürg Solenthaler
GERMAN BL

Hauenstein Radio Club HB9BC

Udo von Allmen HB9TPU
GERMAN SG

Iddaburg Amateur Radio Club

 
GERMAN BE

Swiss Scout Movement — JOTA-JOTI Team, HB9JAM

 
GERMAN LU

Sursee Radio Club HB9AW

 
GERMAN BL

USKA Basel Section

Roland Kull HB9AKU
GERMAN BE

USKA Basel Section

Ueli Zaugg HB9ILY
Ongoing support services for self-learners
GERMAN LU

USKA Lucerne Section HB9LU

Markus Schönbucher HB9HXI
GERMAN GR

USKA Rheintal Section

Urs Gredig HB9GHJ
GERMAN SO

USKA Solothurn Section

Michael Müller-Schweikart HB9FGU
GERMAN BE

USKA Thun Section HB9T

 
GERMAN TG

USKA Thurgau Section HB9TG

Mark Hürlemann HB9DRN
FRENCH VD

Mercise SA

Olivier Borgeaud HB9IIH
FRANÇAIS VD

Vaud Amateur Radio Society (RAV) HB9MM

Pascal Antenen HB9IIB
FRANÇAIS GE

Geneva Radio Club HB9G

Rashid Mili HB9RTR
ITALIAN TI

HB9EI USKA Monte Ceneri Section

Chris Gamboni HB9FBL
ITALIAN TI

Morse Code (CW) Instructor

Francesco Citriniti
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Course providers affiliated with the USKA

Full list

OFCOM maintains an official list of all recognised amateur radio course providers in Switzerland: Providers of amateur radio courses (OFCOM).

Training and courses

Amateur radio course calendar

Find a suitable training course for the amateur radio examination. The overview includes face-to-face and online courses for HB3 and HB9.

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