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| 5th & 12th February | Safety Boat | 2 days |
| 19th & 20th March | Better Sailing | 2 days |
| 26th & 27th March | Race Coaches | 2 days |
| 9th April | Powerboat Level 1 | 1 day |
| 22nd & 23rd April | Start Sailing | 2 days |
| 23rd & 30th April | Powerboat Level 2 | 2 days |
| 7th & 14th May | Assistant Instructor | 2 day |
| 28th & 30th May | Sailing with Spinnakers | 2 days |
| 4th & 11th June | Start Sailing | 2 days |
| 9th & 16th July | Safety Boat | 2 days |
| 3rd & 10th September | Start Sailing | 2 days |
| 17th & 18th September | Start Sailing Follow Up | 2 days |
| 29th October | First Aid | 1 day |
The Club takes part in this RYA scheme where an instructor/coach assists 'returners' over a number of Wednesday evenings in the summer.
The course is almost entirely practical on the water, so participants need to have their boats rigged and on the pontoon ready to sail at 6.30 pm. Therefore, this course is not suitable for those who are complete beginners, rather, for those who can at least prepare their boat and sail a triangular course on the water.
We are also part of OnBoard, where youngsters from local organisations are encouraged to try out sailing, under suitable supervision.
Much informal training goes on at other times — the newcomer to sailing will find many members willing to assist and advise.
For more information please email.

What
does RYA recognition mean?
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training videos for Youth classes

Start Sailing:
shore drill
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