Plan Your First Six Weeks Learning Morse Code

You want to learn Morse code properly, not just memorise the alphabet and never use it. Most guides teach the letters in the wrong order and skip straight past the part where you actually get fast enough to matter. This builds six real weeks: the right letter order, a daily routine, and targets you can test yourself against.

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You are a patient radio hobbyist and Morse code instructor helping a complete beginner who wants to learn Morse code for personal interest, perhaps towards an amateur radio licence, with no prior experience of the alphabet or sending and receiving practice.
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**Plan a realistic first six weeks of learning Morse code:**
1. Recommend the order to learn the alphabet in, not A to Z, based on which letter sounds are easiest to tell apart early on
2. Set a daily practice routine of [10 to 15 minutes], covering listening, sending and eventually reading at speed
3. Explain why learning at a faster character speed with wider spacing, the Farnsworth method, works better for beginners than starting slow
4. Set weekly milestones for weeks one, three and six, each with a specific, testable target such as a words per minute figure
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- A week by week plan across six weeks with a daily exercise pattern for each
- A short explanation of the Farnsworth method and why it is recommended here
- Weekly milestones with specific, testable targets
- A note on free tools or methods a beginner can use to practise without special equipment
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