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In Australia, a popular introductory kit was "Fun Way Into Electronics" (http://goughlui.com/2014/11/09/tech-flashback-dick-smiths-fun-way-into-electronics-vol-
by shasheene 12y ago
In Australia, a popular introductory kit was "Fun Way Into Electronics" (http://goughlui.com/2014/11/09/tech-flashback-dick-smiths-fun-way-into-electronics-vol-1/ http://goughlui.com/2014/11/09/tech-flashback-dick-smiths-fu...) by the Radio Shack-like electronics retailer Dick Smith.
Unfortunately I personally went through highschool from mid-2000s, apparently a bit too late for a strong electronics curriculum (beyond learning basic soldering and building a small project in the electronics part of the 'tech' subject, with woodwork and metalwork being the other units)
- cam_l 12y agocool, I never saw the fun way books. but I remember buying the kits with pocket money I saved up. I still have one I built in a box somewhere..