Ham-In-A-Day (Technician)

Get Your Ham Radio License The Fastest Way!

This isn't a class. It's a one day guided study session: Six 45-minute periods spent reading sections of the FCC question pool, with hourly breaks and lunch. An F.C.C. authorized Ham Radio test session immediately follows the study session.

This is the most easiest and most efficient way to get your Ham radio license. We'll tell you how to study, and keep you doing it in an organized way. Then we will give you the exam as soon as you're finished.

It's a proven “winning formula.” Short term memory is the “secret” of the our success rate. All exam questions will be selected from the question pool you study during the session.

We'll provide you a study guide and lead you in the best way to study.

These sessions will be held entirely online. Select the session below that best fits your needs. You only need to attend one session to pass. The details of how to log on the exam will be emailed to you a week prior to the beginning of the session.

The scheduled times of sessions are from 8:00 am CDT to 5:00 pm. CDT The study session begins in the morning and the exam is on the same day online in the afternoon.

If you pass the examination you will receive an FCC authorized certification that you have passed. You can get on the radio as soon as you receive your call sign. This happens on-line in two to four weeks.

The cost is $55 this includes the study session, study guide, and the exam fee for test that follows. Note all fees are non-refundable.

Many people who participate will pass the test the first time. If you don't pass the first time, you can take the test again for a small fee. You will get a different set of questions and that gives you another shot at questions that you may have better luck with.

There is an additional $15.00 fee to take the test again. There is no sales tax on training.

After you complete this form, you will be see a link to pay your $55 fee As soon as you have paid, your registration is complete.

NOTE: Registration is VERY limited. These classes fill very quickly

The Morse Code test is no longer required for any Amateur Radio license class. The only real requirement is a strong desire to get your ham license.