What happens after the Foundation exam? If you have passed the Foundation exam you will receive an official result sheet confirming the pass from the invigilator on the day of the exam.
Your exam paper is marked on the spot by the invigilator straight after the exam so there is no long wait to know whether you have passed or not. The Foundation exam is very straightforward and consists of 25 multiple choice questions which you have 45 minutes to answer. Don’t be put off by the thought of having to do an exam. Your course will take 10 to 12 hours to complete, and can be spread out over a few weeks or weekends.
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Most of the training is practical, there is a small amount of radio and electronics theory but only enough for you to appreciate things like using the correct fuses in your equipment and how to build an antenna to get the most out of your radio station. The Foundation courses take place locally in a friendly and informal environment and are conducted by experienced radio amateurs, usually at a local radio club. Your Foundation licence is recognized by the UK communications regulator Ofcom, and entitles you to take a unique identifier called a callsign which will be used to identify you when you are transmitting. The course and exam that leads to the licence provides you with an exciting introduction to the hobby while requiring an acceptable minimum level of skill and experience.
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