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Saturday’s programme
enthusiasm for amateur radio, and his professional qualifications and educational experience, were quickly put to good use. Having helped the Irish Radio Transmitters Society (IRTS) prepare and win their latest bid for a new Harmonised Amateur Radio Examination Certificate (HAREC) exam contract, Rafal led the projects to modernise the Irish licence teaching curriculum, helped update the exam syllabus, edited and co-wrote the 400-page 4th edition of the IRTS Study Guide, and he started the National Short Wave Listeners Club (NSWLC). This is an online organisation that has trained over 360 students, of which 140 got their HAREC licences in Ireland in the last three years.
