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If you're thinking about boning up for ahigher-class
amateur license, why not go after aCommercial License too?
The exams are similar in many ways-and acommercial
ticket can bring you rich rewards.
T H INKING about going for your
Advancedor Extra Class License?
Then why not kill two birds with
one stone? Study up o n your technical
principles and fundamentals
with a CIE home-study course-and
get a Commercial License too.
e I E license-preparation courses,
while they're specifically designed
to get you a Commercial License,
give you a thorough u nde rstanding
of the "basics" common to all electronic
gear-including your own
and all other amateur radio rigs. So
they can be tremendously helpful
in preparing you for the questions
you'll face in amateur exam Elements
4A and 48.
This might be reward enough in
itself. n ut the fact that these courses
prepare you for a commercial ticket
too provides the "icing on the
cake."
Adv antages of a Commercial
License
With suc h a ticket, you're ideally
equipped to turn your hobby into a
richl y rewarding career- to "go professional"
and take advantage o f
the exciting job opportunities in the
booming world of Electronics.
You might, for exa mple, want to
get into two-way mobile radio servicing.
In thi s fast growing field , a
service contract for a typical system
pays an average of about $100
a month. -O ne licensed technician
can maint ain eight to ten such systems-and
some men cover as many
as fifteen.
And there are many other golden
o ppo rtunities in the aerospace indu
stry, electronics manufacturing,
compute r servicing. telephone com-
panies and plants operated by electronic
automation. The pay is good.
the work is exciting, and the future
IS secure.
The "door-opener" to it all-and
in many cases it's a legal requirement-is
having a Commercial FCC
License. For passing the Government's
License exam o ffe rs proof
positive to one and all that you
really k now your Electronics.
The exam is so tough, as a matter
o f fact, that two of three men
fail it. But if you train with C IE,
yo u' ve little cause to worry. CfE
training is so effective that 9 o ut
o f 10 C IE graduates who take the
exam pass it.
That's why we ca n affo rd to back
our courses with this iron-clad
Warranty: upon completing one of
our FCC courses, you mu st be able
to pass the exam and get your Commercial
FCC License-or you'll get
your money back.
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with our special booklet, "How To
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Cleveland, Ohio 44114.
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• What's better than getting an
Advanced or Extra Class License?
A. Getting a Commercial FCC License
to go with it.
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