Radio communication training
Radio practice.
Before the
real call.
A missed number. An unclear location. A message that needs repeating. Work on the details here, with time to listen back and try again.
Learn with short lessons, then practice by voice or text.
Location readback
“Unit 214, correction: 740 Cedar Road, east entrance. Read back the corrected location.”
“Dispatch, Unit 214. 740 Cedar Road, east entrance.”
The street number changed. The entrance matters, too. Practice carrying both details into your reply.
Make the mistakes here.
Then work through them.
Start with the foundations, or spend a session on the part you find difficult.
- Learn
Know what belongs in the message.
Lessons and narrated lectures cover identification, listening, accurate details and asking for clarification. Read the transcript at your own pace.
- Practice
Press record. Give your reply.
Respond to a fictional dispatch with your voice, or use text practice. Work with the facts in the scenario, then listen back to your original recording.
- Review
Find the detail to practice next.
Review feedback against the exercise criteria. Revisit a lesson or choose a focused drill, with previous attempts kept in your learning history.
One training space.
Your whole roster.
Give each person their own place to learn. Keep the assignments, progress reports and administration together.
See individual & company plans- Set up the team
- Invite learners, manage roles and organize training groups.
- Set the work
- Assign sessions with due dates and a checklist for each learner.
- See the progress
- Follow assignment completion and export company progress reports.
Buy the number of seats you need, with per-seat pricing on one company subscription and invoice.