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Yachtmaster Coastal / Offshore (Sail)

1.295,00 

5 students maximum

Not included:

  • Examiner travel expenses and food (200€)
  • RYA fees

 

Description

An RYA Yachtmaster Coastal / Offshore (Sail) Certificate of Competence signifies that a skipper is competent on a yacht to make passages up to 150nm from harbour (20nm for Coastal). The Yachtmaster can be taken under sail or power, there are two different preparation courses and exams.

The Yachtmaster Coastal/Offshore is obtained by examination which involves exercises, challenges and tasks from any part of the syllabus to demonstrate the ability and confidence of the skipper.

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Calendar

Type Start date Finish date Schedule Exam
ON BOARD 18/11/2024 25/11/2024 09:30 to 18:30 24-25 NOVEMBER
ON BOARD 04/02/2025 10/02/2025 09:30 to 18:30 09 - 10 FEBRUARY
ON BOARD 25/03/2025 31/03/2025 09:30 to 18:30 30-31 MARCH

Conditions and requirements

Pre-requisites before the exam: Certification required is a GMDSS Short Range Certificate (SRC) or higher grade of marine radio certificate. A valid first aid certificate.

Minimum age: 17

Yachtmaster™ Coastal exam pre-requisites:

Minimum seatime: 30 days aboard, 2 days as skipper, 800 miles logged within the past 10 years (400 miles logged outside of the Mediterranean, Baltic Sea, Lakes, etc.), 12 night hours of navigation.

*If you hold the Coastal Skipper course certificate this is reduced to 20 days, 2 days as skipper, 400 miles, 12 night hours.

Yachtmaster™ Offshore exam pre-requisites:

Minimum age: 18

Minimum seatime: 50 days aboard, 5 days experience as skipper., Yachtmaster Theory, 2,500 miles logged (1250 of the miles outside of the Mediterranean, Baltic Sea, Lakes, etc.), 5 passages over 60 miles including 2 overnight and 2 days as skipper.

Duration: 5 days preparation covering all skills, followed by the exam which takes 6 hours per candidate 1-3 extra days.

The price not included 100€ for food and examiner fees.

Syllabus

During the week the instructor will asses your strengths and weaknesses and coach you in
the areas required to pass the examination. The candidate must show a wide knowledge
and experience in the following areas:

  • Passage planning
  • Man overboard recovery
  • Close quarters handling
  • Skippering techniques
  • Navigation in restricted visibility
  • Pilotage and knowledge
  • International Rules for Preventing Collision at Sea.

The exam will include an assessment of your skippering skills, boat handling, general seamanship, navigation, safety awareness and knowledge of the IRPCS, meteorology and signals.

 

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