VHF Marine radio (SRC)
The VHF Marine radio is an international open communication system and it is vital to understand the rules and correct procedures . By law any operator of a VHF marine radio or DSC equipment must be holder of an appropriate qualification. The short range certification is the minimum qualification on any yacht voluntarily fitted with a VHF/DSC radio.
For anyone who wants to own or to operate a handheld and/or fixed marine VHF/DSC radio.
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The on line course takes between 6 to 8 hours
130 € for the online course per person to be paid to the RYA school
Including:
70 GBP for the final exam to be paid to directly (on line) to the RYA.
Use this link https://www.rya.org.uk/exam-payments/Pages/hub.aspx
Next course?
We strongly advised you to try the taster before you buy the on line course. This is in order to ensure that the device that you intend to use is compatible with the course. “No refunds can be issued for incompatible devices” How to order the RYA SRC on line VHF Marine course step by step click here For booking or questions contact us on info@anasail.com
As you download the file you will be asked if you want to open or save. Choose open. Open the Zip file and run the exe program.
More information about the Marine Radio Short Range Certificate Course.
Please visit the Help page on the RYA Interactive website.
If you have any questions at any stage about the course content, simply email your instructor.
The operator’s licence (Short Range Certificate) you will receive is for Class D VHF/DSC radios, the type fitted to most leisure craft. It is generally internationally accepted, but to operate a radio on a non British flagged boats craft you should contact the appropriate national authority.
To enable access to your online course we need to share some of your personal data with the RYA via your user profile in www.ryainteractive.org.
This learning management website is hosted and maintained by a third party called Learning Pool, who will not use your personal information for any reason other than enabling your course.
Your name and email address will be entered on www.ryainteractive.org in order to create your user account. On your first access to the site, you will be asked to enter your address and date of birth. You will have access to the site for one year in order to complete your online course. During this period, your personal information will be held on the website by Learning Pool and be available to this training centre and the RYA for the purpose of managing your course.
Instructional support will be provided by this training centre for a period of [***enter your support period here***] from the date of your course booking.
On completion of your course, your name, email, date of birth and address will be transferred to the RYA’s central database for the purpose of recording details of the course and any certification you gain as a result of it. This information allows the RYA to record your certification, to update any records they may already hold about you or your qualifications and to verify your certificate if required. After one year from the date of your enrolment on the course, your user account will be removed from www.ryainteractive.org. Full details of how the RYA will deal with your personal information will be displayed when you first access www.ryainteractive.org.
