Good day Paulo et al My name is Godwin V51MG.I am based in Namibia. I teach Radio communication(City and Guilds qualifications) at a startup College in Windhoek Namibia. Regards Godwin

Hi all, Dan, KB6NU, here. I'm the author of the KB6NU Ham Radio Blog and the No Nonsense amateur radio license study guides and have been teaching amateur radio license classes for nearly 20 years

Hi, I'm Paulo Sousa CT1FUH and I'm a history teacher. I have a scholar group for Hamradio in Portugal The club call is CS5GVA and you can see us on QRZ.com. Why

Hello my friends I'm Paulo Sousa CT1FUH. A have a school Group of young boys and girls to learn Ham radio. The call is CS5GVA. Please take a look in to QRZ.com for CS5GVA or

Hi! I'm Neil Rapp, WB9VPG. I am an instructional designer and chemistry instructor in Union, KY just across the river from Cincinnati. Currently, I'm teaching at Xavier University in Cincinnati and

Good to meet you Bob On requirement for new Amateur Radio Operators in England is most local clubs incorporate simple circuit building into their training. I believe we can do the same in our

Hello, my name is Bob Houghton AD6QF. I am a retired high school physics teacher. Over my career, I have had about 40 students get licensed. I was fortunate to attend two Teacher Institutes with Mark

Evening My name is Steve Wilson, KJ6BNA, and I am currently employed (part-time) with DHS/FEMA as a HF Communications Manager. Have taught ARRL Education classes at a college in Northern California

Glad to have you, Anthony!

Welcome everyone to our new ARRL Education and Learning group! This group was created for you as a place to share ideas, ask questions, and discuss best practices regarding ways to implement amateur

Thanks for starting this group. I am the Ohio Section Yout Coordinator, A license class instructor, content creator and website host (www.k8zt.com). Other than education my favorite AR activities-

Just a test message of the new ARRL-Education discussion group, moderated by K5ATA