Where to After?, We would hope that this course will have opened a door to you enjoying a great sport and having some serious fun. We would hope that you enjoyed being afloat and look forward to doing some more sailing in the near future maybe completing the Comp-crew course.
Whilst in Sail cruising terms the competent crew course may deliver to a start point for Day skipper in practice it is very unlikely to be the case. Why because whilst some students are able to make this leap most people want to enjoy the process and have some ownership of the skill they have archived.
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Competent Crew Course Notes
Course content
- Knowledge of sea terms and parts of a boat, her rigging and sails, sail handling, ropework,
- Fire precautions and fire fighting,
- Personal safety equipment,
- Man overboard, Emergency equipment,
- Meteorology, seasickness,
- Helmsmanship, general duties, manners and customs, rules of the road, dinghies
Ability after the course.
Able to steer, handle sails, keep a lookout, row a dinghy and assist in all the day to day routines
Pre-course experience
None
Assumed knowledge
None
Minimum duration & Delivery
- 5 days.
- over 3 weekends,
- or 2 x 3 day weekends.
- If you have done the Start Yachting course, this course can be completed in 3 or 4 days
Minimum age
None
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