RYA Training Scheme
The RYA is a British based organization established by yachtsmen to promote all aspects of sailing and water sports for enjoyment of those people interested in taking part in water borne activities.
In an effort to further safety and therefore enjoyment, the RYA established comprehensive training scheme, which at the time was a new concept. It became so successful that it gained world wide recognition and has become the standard adopted by many other countries to train their own yachtsmen.
As the originators of this training scheme, the RYA maintain the highest possible standards for its schools and instructors. Instructors must pass stringent examinations both practically and theoretically as well as repeating these examinations at regular intervals to ensure the standards are kept. Schools and yachts are also examined at yearly intervals by independent examiners and should the standards drop, recognition of the school is withdrawn and therefore the school cannot operate as an RYA recognized training center any longer.
Yuksel Yachting is recognized to operate as an RYA Training Center for cruising under sail. You can enter the training scheme at any point appropriate to your experience.
Training Scheme
Competent Crew Practical Course
The competent crew course introduces a complete beginner to cruising under sail.
Previous Experience
No previous experience is required.
Duration
Minimum 5 days teaching on board the yacht
What will I learn?
- Basic Seaman Ship
- Parts of the boat, rigging and sails
- Sail handling.
- Rope work, knots and mooring etc.
- Safety procedures , fire, abandon ship , man overboard ,etc.
- Introduction to rules of the road, ships log ,basic navigation
- Introduction to meteorology
Sailing Skills
To sail and trim all points of the wind as well as to sail by the compass.
Under Power
To steer the boat on compass courses and basic boat maneuvers including man overboard.
Ability after the course
To be able to perform all of the above and become a useful, safe and responsible member of crew.
The Next Step
- Go sailing as a crew to increase your skills and experience.
- Learn more theoretical knowledge.
- Complete a Day Skipper Shorebased course, either by internet (www.RYA.org.uk ) or in the classroom at a training centre.
- Then later attend a Day Skipper (Non- Tidal ) course.
Day Skipper Practical Course (non - tidal)
The course is conducted on board an approved cruising yacht (less than 15m LOA). The aim is to teach pilotage, navigation, seamanship and boat handling up to the standard required to skipper (be responsible for) a cruising yacht safely by day in non-tidal waters. The minimum age required to award this certificate is 16 years old.
Previous Experience
- Completed a competent crew course successfully or you have. 5 days sailing, 100 nm and 4 night hours. You should also be able to sail a boat efficiently and
- have an understanding of basic Navigation.
- To have completed a Day Skipper Shorebased course would be an advantage to successfully completing a Day Skipper practical course.
- To hold a DSC SRC VHF license would also be an advantage prior to this course.
Duration
Minimum of 5 days at sea teaching on board the yacht.
What Will I Learn ?
- Practical Seamanship
- Preparations for sea, deckwork, application of the rules of the road,
- Meteorology, Emergency situations including man overboard and distress calls,
- Maintenance of the yacht and repairs.
- Basic Diesel engines
- Skippering Skills
- Crew management.
- Strategy
- Passage making and pilotage
- Practical navigation
- Boat handling under power and sail ,anchoring mooring and berthing.
The Next Step
- To go sailing to gain more experience and sea time as a skiipper.
- Attend a Coastal skipper/ Yachtmaster shorebased course and do a DSC SRC VHF course
- Then attend a Coastal Skipper (Non-Tidal) practical course.
Coastal Skipper Practical Course (non tidal)
The aim of this course is to provide the skills and techniques required to skipper a cruising yacht (less than 15m LOA) safely on coastal and offshore passages. Sailing by day and night in non-tidal waters.The minimum age for the award of this certificate is 17 years old.
Previous Experience
Day skipper practical with theory up to Day Skipper Shorebased or Coastal Skipper/Yachtmaster Shorebased and at least 2 weeks sailing as skipper of a cruising yacht with not less than 8 night hours or an experience equivalent to Day Skipper with at least 2 weeks as skipper and a minimum of 300nm logged with not less than 8 night hours.
Duration
Minimum of 5 days offshore sailing day and night.
What Will I Learn?
- Preparation for sea and organization for round the clock sailing ( 24 hours).
- Passage planning and passage making as skipper.
- Pilotage by day and night.
- Advanced boat handling under sail and motor
- Preparations for heavy weather
- Advanced meteorology -strategy and planning for heavy weather
- Sailing in bad visibility
The Next Step
- Go sailing to get more experience and sea miles.
- If you don’t hold a DSC SRC VHF license and First Aid complete these courses.
- You also need to get sea miles in tidal waters to qualify for Yachtmaster Coastal or Yachtmaster Offshore examinations.
YM Coastal - YM Offshore Shorebased Course
Previous Experience
- Day Skipper shorebased course
- Practical sailing experience to day skipper level
Duration
- Minimum of 46 hours classroom study plus examinations and/or 6 Days plus examinations or 4 weekends.
What Will I Learn?
Note:- This is an advanced course and it is unlikely that those without a good basic knowledge will be successful in the time stated above.
All aspects of seamanship , skippering, navigation and pilotage as well as meteorology and International regulations for the prevention of collisions at sea are taught to an advanced level. This also includes Tides and navigation in tidal waters.
The Standard
Complete knowledge and understanding of IRPCS, In-depth knowledge of Meteorology, passage planning (including tidal waters) and navigation in offshore waters
Successful completion of the written examinations
The Next Step
Go sailing to get sea time and experience before taking a Coastal Skipper (Non- Tidal ) practical course or Yachtmaster practical examination.
VHF DSC Marine Radio Course
The Short Range Certificate is the minimum qualification required by law to operate a marine VHF radio fitted with DSC (digital selective calling) onboard a vessel.
A radio is an important piece of safety equipment on board a yacht and it is important to know the correct procedures. English is the accepted language for radio communications so reasonable English is required to obtain a certificate as an operator.
The course uses DSC radio simulators and takes one day including the final examination for the certificate.
Pete Johnson is an instructor recognized by the RYA for this course. He will guide you through the use and procedures of DSC radios.
The Course Contents include:
- The basics of radio operation
- The correct frequencies (channels) to be used
- Distress, emergency and medical assistance procedures
- Making ship to ship and ship to shore calls
- Digital Selective Calling (DSC) using simulators
- Global Maritime Distress and Safety System (GMDSS)
- Emergency Position Indicating Radio Beacons (EPIRB)
- Search and Rescue (SART)
Successful completion of the course means that you are a licensed (for life) operator of a marine DSC radio.
Day Skipper Shorebased Course
Previous Experience
No previous experience is required.
Duration
41 hours + Examinations
What will I learn?
- A comprehensive introduction to chartwork navigation, meteorology and the basics of seamanship.
- This is an invaluable aid to learn how to start making decisions.
The standard
A basic knowledge of all aspects of skippering a yacht competently.
The next step?
- Day Skipper practical course.
Online learning for Day Skipper Shorebased Course, please look at www.RYA.org.uk
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