JOTA & Radio Scouting

Jamboree on the Air (JOTA) is an annual event organized by the World Organization of the Scout Movement (WOSM) that takes place on the third full weekend of October. The event aims to connect Scouts from around the world through amateur radio and to promote the use of amateur radio as a hobby and a means of communication. During JOTA, Scouts can communicate with each other via amateur radio, learn about radio technology, and take part in activities such as radio direction finding and antenna building.

Radio Scouting is a program within the Scout Movement that aims to promote the use of amateur radio as a hobby and a means of communication among Scouts. Through Radio Scouting, Scouts can learn about radio technology, obtain amateur radio licenses, and participate in events such as JOTA. Radio Scouting is a way for Scouts to develop their communication skills, learn about emergency preparedness, and make contacts with people from around the world.

The JOTA event is a great opportunity for Scouts to learn about radio technology and emergency communication, and to make contacts with other Scouts from around the world. The event encourages Scouts to learn about the technical aspects of radio communications and to develop their communication skills. It is a good way for Scouts to learn about emergency preparedness and to promote the use of amateur radio as a hobby and a means of communication.