Section A - Practical
Boat Handling 1. Launch
and Recovery
2. Preparation of
Boat and Crew
3. Boat
Handling
4. Securing to a Mooring Buoy
5. Berthing and Docking (Parking)
6. Being
Towed
Section B - Theory 7. Loading and Balancing the Boat
8. Crew and Keeping a Look-Out
9. Awareness of other Water Users
10. Local Byelaws and
Insurance
11. Understanding Navigation
Rules
Section
A Practical Boat Handling
Launch and Recovery Preparation of Boat and Crew Boat Handling Picking up and Securing to a Mooring Buoy Leaving and Coming Alongside (Parking)
Being
Towed
Section
B Theory
Loading and Balancing the Boat Crew Members and Keeping a
Look-Out Awareness of other Water Users Local Byelaws and Insurance
Understanding Navigation Rules
and Buoys
Centres:
LargsCentre /
LomondCentre
Pre-Course Experience:
None required.
Areas:
Loch Lomond (non-tidal waters).
Firth of Clyde(tidal waters).
This course is designed to provide a practical introduction to boat handling and safety in powerboats. The course will be undertaken in a planing vessel and will cover many topics throughout the day to give you and your family/friends the confidence that you are a safe, competent and qualified powerboat operator.
Courses run from 0900 - 1700 hours (approx) on specified days.
Breaking News!
The RYA, who are authorised by the Maritime & Coastguard Agency to issue certificates and licenses in the UK, have announced that from March 2010, all UK National PowerBoat Level II Pass Certificates, will be registered with a CENTRAL DATABASE.
In addition, all those who pass the Level II course will be issued with the new-style license and will require a passport-sized photograph.
This move will be the first of its kind, in that the RYA do not keep central records of pass certificate holder for any other courses.
The move has been linked with suggestions that Government legislation to regulate and license leisure marine users, could be much closer than many think.
One of the largest RYA Training and Charter Centres in Scotland and the U.K.
Centres in North England, Firth of Clyde and Loch Lomond, Scotland.
Full-Time Instructors and Staff.
Fleet of modern and safe cruising yachts and powerboats.
Full shorebased classroom and lecture facilities - no need to do your shorebased theory work on-board - use our high-tech classrooms and intrstructors - at no extra cost!
Free Secured Parking.
Free Internet Access.
Thousands of satisfied customers,- we operate all year, every year!
Who Uses ScotSail?
Individuals & Couples;
Families and Groups of Friends;
UK Scouting & Youth Groups;
Yacht Clubs;
UK Police Forces;
Ministry of Defence (Navy & RAF)
Local Authorities & Councils ;
Private Enterprise;
Large Corporate Organisations / Well-Known Household Name Branded Companies.
1-Day Course Price £145!
All ScotSail Power Practical Courses / Experience Prices are inclusive of: Light Lunch / Refreshments
(Tea/Coffee/Sandwiches/Juice/Biscuits etc). Gas / Fuel (ScotSail does not charge for boat fuel, domestic gas or engine hours usage). Tuition/Certification (In response to customer feedback: There are no charges for your Pass Certificate). All Safety Equipment (Everything you require is provided i.e. Lifejackets, Safety Harnesses etc)
RYA PowerBoat Book
All ScotSail RYA PowerBoat Courses come with an RYA PowerBoat Course book to keep - as part of the price!
Section A - Practical
Boat Handling 1. Launch
and Recovery
2. Preparation of
Boat and Crew
3. Boat Handling,
Loading, Trim, High-Speed Manouvres, Power-Trim
4. Securing to a
Mooring Buoy, Preparation and Methods, Over-Shoot Procedures
5.
Anchoring, Preparation and Methods, Types of Anchor
6. Berthing and
Docking (Parking), Leaving and Coming
Alongside, Wind & Tidal Effects
7. Man Over-Board, Emergency
Procedures, Being Towed
Section B - Theory 8. Types of craft, different hull
forms with respect to sea-keeping ability
9. Engines and drives, fuels, fuel tanks, batteries,
electrical systems
10. Routine
engine checks and basic fault diagnosis, Close-Down Procedure.
11. Use and limitations of GPS,
application of local byelaws, commercial shipping laws
12. Sources of weather
information,
13. Ropework, Emergency
Actions, Fire precautions and fighting, distress and mayday
14.
Application of IRPCS: 5, 7 8, 9, 12-19
15. Pilotage and Passage
Planning
16. Charts, chart symbols, buoyage
17. Tides and tidal
streams
This list is representative only and is not
necessarily exhaustive.
Centres:
LargsCentre /
LomondCentre
Pre-Course Experience:
Some preferred for 2-day course. 3-Day Course available for beginners or those wanting more on-the-water experiences!
Areas:
Loch Lomond (non-tidal waters).
Firth of Clyde(tidal waters).
This course is designed to provide a practical introduction to boat handling and safety in powerboats as well as to teach seamanship in powerboats and both slow and high-speed manoeuvres. Theory, safety and navigation topics will be covered including IRPCS (International Regulations for Preventing Collisions at Sea).
Courses run from 0900 - 1700 hours (approx)on specified days.
Breaking News!
The RYA, who are authorised my the Maritime & Coastguard Agency to issue certificates and licenses in the UK, have announced that from March 2010, all UK National PowerBoat Level II Pass Certificates, will be registered with a CENTRAL DATABASE.
In addition, all those who pass the Level II course will be issued with the new-style license and will require a passport-sized photograph.
This move will be the first of its kind, in that the RYA do not keep central records of pass certificate holder for any other courses.
The move has been linked with suggestions that Government legislation to regulate and license leisure marine users, could be much closer than many think.
One of the largest RYA Training and Charter Centres in Scotland and the U.K.
Centres in North England, Firth of Clyde and Loch Lomond, Scotland.
Full-Time Instructors and Staff.
Fleet of modern and safe cruising yachts and powerboats.
Full shorebased classroom and lecture facilities - no need to do your shorebased theory work on-board - use our high-tech classrooms and intrstructors - at no extra cost!
Free Secured Parking.
Free Internet Access.
Thousands of satisfied customers,- we operate all year, every year!
Who Uses ScotSail?
Individuals & Couples;
Families and Groups of Friends;
UK Scouting & Youth Groups;
Yacht Clubs;
UK Police Forces;
Ministry of Defence (Navy & RAF)
Local Authorities & Councils ;
Private Enterprise;
Large Corporate Organisations / Well-Known Household Name Branded Companies.
2-Day Course Price £235!
All ScotSail Power Practical Courses / Experience Prices are inclusive of: Light Lunch / Refreshments
(Tea/Coffee/Sandwiches/Juice/Biscuits etc). Gas / Fuel (ScotSail does not charge for boat fuel, domestic gas or engine hours usage). Tuition/Certification (In response to customer feedback: There are no charges for your Pass Certificate). All Safety Equipment (Everything you require is provided i.e. Lifejackets, Safety Harnesses etc)
RYA PowerBoat Book
All ScotSail RYA PowerBoat Courses come with an RYA PowerBoat Course book to keep - as part of the price!
Course Content Summary
Launch & Recovery Explanation
Preparation of Boat & Crew
Boat Handling, Engine & Systems Safety, High Speed Manoeuvres
Picking up a Mooring Buoy
Leaving and Coming Alongside
Towing Operations
Navigation Theory & Safety
Anchoring, Pilotage, Man-Over Board (MOB), Communications and Emergency Procedures
Section A - Practical
Boat Handling 1. Launch
and Recovery
2. Preparation of
Boat and Crew
3. Boat Handling,
Loading, Trim, High-Speed Manouvres, Power-Trim
4. Securing to a
Mooring Buoy, Preparation and Methods, Over-Shoot Procedures
5.
Anchoring, Preparation and Methods, Types of Anchor
6. Berthing and
Docking (Parking), Leaving and Coming
Alongside, Wind & Tidal Effects
7. Man Over-Board, Emergency
Procedures, Being Towed
Section B - Theory 8. Types of craft, different hull
forms with respect to sea-keeping ability
9. Engines and drives, fuels, fuel tanks, batteries,
electrical systems
10. Routine
engine checks and basic fault diagnosis, Close-Down Procedure.
11. Use and limitations of GPS,
application of local byelaws, commercial shipping laws
12. Sources of weather
information,
13. Ropework, Emergency
Actions, Fire precautions and fighting, distress and mayday
14.
Application of IRPCS: 5, 7 8, 9, 12-19
15. Pilotage and Passage
Planning
16. Charts, chart symbols, buoyage
17. Tides and tidal
streams
This list is representative only and is not
necessarily exhaustive.
Section A - Practical
Boat Handling 1. Launch
and Recovery
2. Preparation of
Boat and Crew
3. Boat Handling,
Loading, Trim, High-Speed Manouvres, Power-Trim
4. Securing to a
Mooring Buoy, Preparation and Methods, Over-Shoot Procedures
5.
Anchoring, Preparation and Methods, Types of Anchor
6. Berthing and
Docking (Parking), Leaving and Coming
Alongside, Wind & Tidal Effects
7. Man Over-Board, Emergency
Procedures, Being Towed
Section B - Theory 8. Types of craft, different hull
forms with respect to sea-keeping ability
9. Engines and drives, fuels, fuel tanks, batteries,
electrical systems
10. Routine
engine checks and basic fault diagnosis, Close-Down Procedure.
11. Use and limitations of GPS,
application of local byelaws, commercial shipping laws
12. Sources of weather
information,
13. Ropework, Emergency
Actions, Fire precautions and fighting, distress and mayday
14.
Application of IRPCS: 5, 7 8, 9, 12-19
15. Pilotage and Passage
Planning
16. Charts, chart symbols, buoyage
17. Tides and tidal
streams
This list is representative only and is not
necessarily exhaustive.
Centres:
LargsCentre /
LomondCentre
Pre-Course Experience:
None required.
Areas:
Loch Lomond (non-tidal waters).
Firth of Clyde(tidal waters).
This course is designed to provide a practical introduction to boat handling and safety in powerboats. The course will be undertaken in a planing vessel and will cover many topics throughout the day to give you and your family/friends the confidence that you are a safe, competent and qualified powerboat operator.
Courses run from 0900 - 1700 hours (approx)on specified days.
One of the largest RYA Training and Charter Centres in Scotland and the U.K.
Centres in North England, Firth of Clyde and Loch Lomond, Scotland.
Full-Time Instructors and Staff.
Fleet of modern and safe cruising yachts and powerboats.
Full shorebased classroom and lecture facilities - no need to do your shorebased theory work on-board - use our high-tech classrooms and intrstructors - at no extra cost!
Free Secured Parking.
Free Internet Access.
Thousands of satisfied customers,- we operate all year, every year!
Who Uses ScotSail?
Individuals & Couples;
Families and Groups of Friends;
UK Scouting & Youth Groups;
Yacht Clubs;
UK Police Forces;
Ministry of Defence (Navy & RAF)
Local Authorities & Councils ;
Private Enterprise;
Large Corporate Organisations / Well-Known Household Name Branded Companies.
3-Day Course Price £349!
All ScotSail Power Practical Courses / Experience Prices are inclusive of: Light Lunch / Refreshments
(Tea/Coffee/Sandwiches/Juice/Biscuits etc). Gas / Fuel (ScotSail does not charge for boat fuel, domestic gas or engine hours usage). Tuition/Certification (In response to customer feedback: There are no charges for your Pass Certificate). All Safety Equipment (Everything you require is provided i.e. Lifejackets, Safety Harnesses etc)
RYA PowerBoat Book
All ScotSail RYA PowerBoat Courses come with an RYA PowerBoat Course book to keep - as part of the price!
Course Content Summary
Combines the elements of both Level 1 and Level 2 courses for a complete 3 day training course and fun powerboating experience.
24hr Free Secured Parking Available at LargsCentre only. Free parking available at all or outher centres. ScotSail is not the operator of the parking facilities and vehicles and property at left at owners risk.
The National PowerBoat Scheme is applicable to sportsboats, RIBs, dories and launches and other boats that do not normally provide accomodation or cooking facilities.
The RYA does not recommend under 16s being left in charge of any powerboat without adult supervision.
8 to 11 Year Olds will receive the Level 1 endorsed with - "The holder should only use powered craft under the supervision of a responsible adult on board the craft"
12 to 16 Year Olds will receive the Level 1 endorsed with - "The holder should only use powered craft under the supervision of a responsible adult"
12 to 16 Year Olds will receive the Level 2 endorsed with - "The holder should only use powered craft under the supervision of a responsible adult"
Inland / Non-Tidal Certification
These PowerBoat Courses are aimed at users of PowerBoats on Loch Lomond or other inland (non-tidal waterways) who want to improve their level of knowledge and gain the respect attached to being a qualified powerboat operator. Certificates issued from LomondCentre will be endorsed as Inland Certifiates.
Holders of this course completion certificate can apply for a non-tidal I.C.C. International Certificate of Competente or 'Charter- License' .
Loch Lomond & The Trossachs National Park Authority have been considering introducing a boat certification and insurance scheme that could mean that Loch users comply with a certain standard or certification - Read More
Call us to get your RYA Certification this season!
Coastal / Tidal Certification
These PowerBoat Courses are aimed at users of PowerBoats on the Firth of Clyde or other international coastal (tidal waterways) who want to improve their level of knowledge and gain the respect attached to being a qualified powerboat operator.
Holders of this course completion certificate can apply for a full I.C.C. International Certificate of Competente or 'Charter- License' .
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