RYA Yachtmaster Coastal/Offshore Theory: Classroom
500,00 €
A Yachtmaster candidate is expected to hold the recommended pre-exam experience; to include a minimum of 2,500 sea miles (at least 1,250 from tidal waters and at least 1,250 in vessels less than 24m) with skippering experience as detailed in the RYA guidance notes. Please discuss with the office team if you have any queries.
RYA Yachtmaster Coastal/Offshore Theory: Classroom
500,00 €
A Yachtmaster™ Offshore is competent to skipper a cruising yacht on any passage during which the yacht is no more than 150 miles from a safe haven.
The RYA Yachtmaster™ Coastal has the knowledge needed to skipper a yacht on coastal cruises, but does not necessarily have the experience needed to undertake longer passages.
Please do not hesitate to contact the sea school office team if you have any queries.
We require a minimum of four students to run this course, you may book your space without deposit confirmation, when the course is confirmed to run we will contact you for payment.
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Schedule
DAY 1 - DAY 5
Theory classes will run approximately 09:00hrs to 18:00hrs
DAY 6
If you are taking the exam, allow a full day to ensure you receive the full allocated time for each exam section.
Additional information
The RYA Yachtmaster Coastal and Offshore navigation theory course is an intensive course with at least 40 hours tuition time plus a 6.5 hour exam session. Our expert instructors will take you through the intensive Yachtmaster Theory program using a mixture of tuition aids, from whiteboard to TV screen and hands-on training aids.
You’ll receive a full theory course pack including:
- Course book
- RYA training charts x 2
- RYA training almanac
- Yachtmaster Shorebased exercise book
- 2B pencil
- Eraser
- Plotter and divder
The invigilation of the shorebased exam takes place after the five-day course, on a date agreed by the candidates. The shorebased course certificate can only be awarded upon successful completion of the exam. The shorebased certificate does not need to be presented to the practical Yachtmaster examiner.
Every candidate brings their own experiences and knowledge to the exam preparation courses. It is important to appreciate the high level of commitment required to achieve this highly regarded international certificate of competence. You are encouraged to continue your own studies in addition to classroom hours.