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Starting in the classroom discussing hypothermia, helicopter evacuation theory and see the contents of a liferaft emergency pack. Experience two hours of practical exercises in a real liferaft. Discover essential immediate actions & techniques. Learn how to survive! Full STCW’95 Mega Yacht & Merchant Navy STCW Certificate
Specifically designed for leisure and professional seafarers alike. Covering hypothermia, helicopter evacuation, seasickness and other marine mishaps & ailments. See what is in a CAT C first aid kit and learn how to use it effectively. Includes latest teaching from First Aid Manual. Constructive time on our resuscitation manikins. Learn from experienced Instructors.
The is the basic induction course for working on STCW’95 vessels. Covers safety, legal and statutory requirements of both the employer and the employee. Outlines the basic “way of life” for safe employment & living at sea.
The old vhf radio course has been updated & now includes GMDSS, Digital Selective Calling (DSC). How to initiate a digital alert to other vessels and the coastguard. Practical sessions on our simulators and “role playing” emergency exercises. Useful advice when using the radio at sea for routine calling or in the unlikely event of casualty working.
Covers the basic handling skills and background knowledge to safely take a powerboat to sea in daylight, reasonable weather and tidal conditions. Theory includes equipment and some navigation. The foundation for the powerboat scheme, can lead to an International Certificate of Competence. Considered essential when taking a boat and other people to sea safely with confidence.
Providing the skills for taking a boat on day time coastal passages. Includes route planning, practical navigation exercises, heavy weather preparation, advanced marina manoeuvring, MOB searches, GPS, high speed navigation techniques, emergency situations, tide calculations & rule of the road. Prerequisites: Powerboat level 2, Navigation knowledge to Basic Navigation & Safety Certificate or equivalent.
For professional boat skippers and serious leisure sportsboat users. Includes: passage planning, practical day and night exercises, heavy weather, advanced manoeuvring, MOB, sector searches, GPS, high speed navigation techniques, emergencies and tides & rule of the road. Prerequisites: Powerboat level 2, Navigation knowledge to Day Skipper navigation or equivalent.
Required to teach at RYA Training Centre’s. Starting with a briefing & planning day followed by advice & assessment during a two day PB2 course. This course gives you the opportunity to develop your teaching and consider coaching skills. Whilst this is a professional qualification, it is also aimed at those wishing to earn in a sport they love. Prerequisites: PB2, five seasons (equivalent) experience plus current First Aid
This is the new two-day RYA Basic Navigation and Safety course.
The course is aimed at a wide audience, including anyone new to sailing, motor boating, sea angling and diving as well as experienced dinghy and keelboat sailors and inshore racers.
Mindful of the fact that people are increasingly short of time for leisure pursuits the RYA have taken a new approach, aiming to give students a knowledge of navigation techniques and sea safety awareness over 2 days.
Course topics include: charts and publications, safety, engine checks, buoyage, tidal awareness, visual and electronic navigation, pilotage, rules of the road, anchoring, weather forecasts and passage planning.
This course is the perfect stepping stone to the more in-depth Day Skipper shorebased course, or to courses on the water such as the Intermediate Powerboat, Start Yachting, Helmsman or Day Skipper courses. The course includes a free chart plotting aid to start you off!
This course provides you with a firm foundation of navigational and meteorological knowledge. Prepares for day-to-day sailors and powerboaters. Includes electronic navigation & GPS. Admiralty charts & publications, planning a safe passage in unknown ports. Tide calculations, rule of the road, emergency procedures & the role of a Skipper. Learn the necessary skills to manage a boat in safety. There are two short theory examinations before the certificate is issued.
This course puts in to practice the knowledge gained on the theory course for day-to-day coast hopping type cruising. Marina berthing, general boat handling, man overboard and safety drills. Practical use of electronic navigation & GPS. Admiralty charts & publications, making a safe passage in unknown ports. Practice the necessary skills to manage a boat & crew in safety as a qualified Skipper.
Advanced navigation theory, safety and seamanship building on skills learnt at Day Skipper and taking them on to a higher level. We look at dealing with emergencies aboard. Work out tides & currents. Discover the secrets of weather forecasting, night navigation, anti-collision work and much more. Learn the skills to safely navigate at night and enjoy the experience. This is a more advanced course and involves mathematical calculations to a higher level than Day Skipper. There are three short theory examinations before the certificate is issued.
Precision marina manoeuvring, voyage planning and execution leading to this prestigious Examination which can be booked upon completion of the preparation here in UAE.
Prerequisites: Excellent boat handling skills, Yachtmaster Theory, First Aid, Radio – call for more details.
Personal boat handling on your boat covering the subjects you want. We can deliver a standard course this way should you wish. This can be just for yourself, your family or friends. For best personal tuition its best delivered at a ratio of up to 3:1
Contact us to discuss your requirements.
