The ROC-A (Restricted Operator Certificate – Aeronautical) is a Canadian aviation radio licence issued by Innovation, Science and Economic Development Canada (ISED). It’s required for anyone operating aircraft radios or communicating on aviation frequencies — including (but not limited to) pilots, student pilots, drone operators, and flight crew members.

The ROC-A exam covers aviation phraseology, radio procedures, and emergency communication protocols. It’s a 60-minute exam designed to ensure you understand how to communicate clearly and safely in Canadian airspace. It includes multiple-choice questions and some practical radio call scenarios.

Yes! We offer virtual ROC-A exams with a live, certified examiner. You can take the exam from home using a computer with a webcam and microphone. It's fully approved by ISED and follows all official guidelines — no need to travel to a test center.

You'll get your exam results right after completing the test. If you pass, your official ROC-A certificate is processed and mailed by ISED, typically within 5–10 business days. We’ll guide you at every step so you know what to expect.

No stress — if you don’t pass, you can reschedule and retake the exam. We’ll provide feedback so you know what to improve, and you can book your next attempt anytime. Most candidates pass on their first try with proper preparation.

Yes. The ROC-A licence is issued under Innovation, Science and Economic Development Canada (ISED), which is the official licensing body under Transport Canada regulations. Our exams are compliant and recognized nationally.